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ca5l IN SVVS-
1inamcn were caved on in
lain near Placervillc last
Two were instantly killed
her had both legs broken
obably die. The defunct
were brought to this place
and buried.
received the first number
o Democrat, published at
by M. Fl. Abbott. The pa
d and controlled by the
Democratic Central Com
neither a. party organ can
} Territory is a question.
sit is not likely to swell the
! party controlling it. We
; ill-feelings against Bro.
wish him prosperity, as
y other man of Industrious
habits. This number of
ontains a large amount of
reading matter and is
IN up mechanically.
easement of a grand mas
\ to be given at this place
by the Idaho City Brass
l rofits Of the ball will be
|rchasing instruments for
All who attend will get
rs worth, and will at the
he assisting the boys to in
blowing facilities.
typographical friend, VIM.
of Baker county, Oregon,
d the ploughshare and
rnp the stick and rule"
1ck Democrat. He is one
Fietors of the paper, and
ocal editor. Bill under
art of local editing, and
fabcr to good advantage.
you, old boy, and may
= all be "fat" ones.
ley has been visited by
!, but the fruit crop was
n. STEVENSON came over
81 Pass last Thursday and
sterday. He has oeen fit
claims for the summers
Aplacers are situated near
Of the dividing ridge be-
es' creek and the Payette,
" region, where sufficient
ming purposes cannot be
|e in the sea son.
d call in this issue for a
the citizens at the Court
sxt Thursday evening to
Programme of a grand
My celebration. 1t has
several years since the
agle has spread his wings
n, and the citizens are de-
{ to let the coming Fourth
hout some kind of a patri-
'tration.
is having a "boomn here
MCCORMICK, who has been
The Gold Hill mine at
went down TO Boise City |
He will commence work |
ountain in a few days.
Ter during the last three
has conducted itself in a
BE manner than for sew
)ast, 1t is HOW eompata-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-05-18
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Druggists, Chicago, supply the trade "a man.
ufaacturers' prices.
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, 1880-04-08

WAsH1EuTos, D. O., April 7.-The bill report-
Cd tn tho House to-day from tho Committee on
pncfnc Railroads proposes to altor and amend
the slnktng-Fu act OF May, 1878 commonly
known Us tho Thurman act), and tho act nmend.
alory thefcto, In tho following particulars:
Ffrst-It authorizes tho Secretary Ut tho Treas
ilry to invest tho Sinking Fund OF the Union
rHcitc and Contrul Pncflic RailroaGs ln bonds of
tho United States other than per cent bonds
or In Iirst-mostgpgo bonds Of the companies, uk
he lnny elect.
Stcnatl-1t extends tho tlmo ot settlement
necessary To ascertain tho amount Of Payments
to be mado By tho companies from one month,
as now, 10 thrtO months.
Ihf,I-It inakGs settlements and payment
Ecml-annunl Instead OF ntlf1tiAl.
FMIfh-lt authorizes tho Secretary Of the
rEon*llry to trhnsfer tho moneys nov III tho
rreMsury and duo said companies to tho Sinking
Fuud.
Tho fourth section Of tho hill extends tho pro.
visions Uf tho nct. MS we'll ~ those Of tho net Ut
which It u I1nentlAtory. to those persons Or eot-
pln!ps who become p06BcssDr3 OF tho r0AdS "
lawful purchase br BY consolidation.
The fifth Brctton Ut tho bill extends the pru-
ylsia!ls Ut tho Sinking Fund net TO tho kalsnf
Pacific, Central Brunch Df tho Union pHGt3ic,
null Sioux City & Pacific ltnllronds, Binco thus0
tllrcU ro.s Weru crcAtel by the sA1ne lcts III thu
Ccntr1ll rnetfu and Union racitln houds, and
constitute thu mo1luy allbafGlzed rOlds urt.AtHd
By tho aet OF 1H5 and tho auts n,uendatory
tnDrGtO.
, 1880-04-08


8ptetas Dtspateh to 7as Chicago TFtbane.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 7.-In tho Jessie
Raymond Ben Hill scandal to-day, there was
nothing new. tho Judgo still holding tho matter
under advlsemcnt.
wETAoRE AHD PonTEH-
In tho suit Of Wctmore against Admiral Por-.
ter, no evidence was adduced to-day to show
may improper conduct on tho part Of Admiral
Porter towards Mrs. Wetmorc, and 1t is possible
that scandal lovers will miss tho sensation which
this case has promised. Tho lawyers, 1t Is said.
nro not disposed to introduce evidence Of this
character, which, in fact, under tho form Of tho
suit which they have chosen, thoy could not do,
ns allegations OF that kind arc not embraced In
tho procsedings Tha suit properly is an actlon
to recover e, 100 wagcs alleged to 10 duo Lieut..
Wet1npre which Admiral Porter, tho plaintiff,
clnltns ho pnil to Wctmore's wife without pla1nt-
iu's authority. Strenuous Efforts, Of course,
will bg mado to prevent bringing tho scandal
iAstlC Into this [Artctlnr suit, as 1t Is not an
action for alleged seduction. Tho plaintiffs
lawyers, and piatnti6 himself. howovor, cnln 10
havo Soma very damaging and sensational lot
tcrS.
a divorce was granted to-tlay agntnst David
6. Cox, of Ohio, Into Pension Agent here, In
favor OF his wife, AFlco Cox. Mr., Cox was quito
II TrDlniucnt chnracter hero under the lraut
rGgiinG+
, 1880-04-08
TIE EXODUS.

THE KIND or TESTIMONY 70 rLEAsE VOORHEES,.
Special Hspateh tu TIE Chicago Tribune.
WAsn1SuroN, ID. C., April 7-stnco tho oxodas
investigation begun Senator Voorhees, bus re-
pcatcdly complained that tho odor about the
co,nsnfttco-rts rtson arising frrsn tho pruscnce uf
coiured witnesses nuusctltel him. To-day, how
over, tho plhco was mt only purified but up
poured to o 1lllcd With tho frnErnnCu Of tho
swcotcst oxottcs by tho appearance n1'd statc-
lnrAts, untcr oAth, ot one Curry, Mayor Ut
Shreveport, In. Ths worthy sworu thnt tho 1lo-
grues afd whites In I.t,uisInua bud livul peacc-
ably over sEHco tho War; that thoy lovUA cncf
other dearly, and got along well to-
Eothor. True, II a ncK5o killed II whlte
man, tho whites orKnnlzed tu keep
the rcAce, ind porhAps solne tlcgrD was hurt now
nnl thon; hut theru wAA Acver Any blllldozing.
lsefcrrlug to au utraIr in Dosslcr Parish, sevcru
yoash Agu,
cultnY coot1.Y SAID
TINT only fvo colorcd 1ncn wero killed. ilotwfeh.
standing TINT In tho otllcu! reoot1's ut Congress
tho narnes Of 2h0 colorcd nlnn nppeltT among
thuso TINT wero butohercd on that oectsstun. Tho
co!ored men did not yute. Curry explained, bo-
causo tilo radicals wouldn't tut thom, In order to
nuke 1t uppo.lr ut tho North that tho "bull-
dozcrs" pruvcatvtl thUsa tlun voting. Their
rufls4l to yoto WIS entirely tho lautt Of tho
llatlIculs, Thu ncaoututs not only wnnte4 thou
to vote, but bud uften urged them to 60 To tho
pols anl support tho Republican candidates.
Curry delivered hia extraordinary testimony
with cuo1neas and uudAcfty thnt elicltcd tho
establishment OF all present. Vo0rhees WIS de-
lighted with Curry'a uyidcnco, aud thluks 1t will
hayo IN oxcnont effect,
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY.
10 tn ntstes1k Assoct1f<d FRA.
WAsntN1T0N, u. c., April 7,-Tho Scnato Exo-
dns Cou,tuittcU tu.day examined Androw Curric,
Mayor of shreveport, La. Mpyor Curr1c satd
thnt with few exceptions tho relations between
, 1880-04-08

rRomBITfN0 THE PAssAGE or GOODS TunouuH
CANADA.
6psttat Dspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., April 7.-Frank 1Iurd, Of
Ohio. bus introduced bill which has escaped
public attention, and which has been referred to
tho Ways and Means Committee. 1t accms to bo
aimed at tho Canadian railroad syatenl, cspe-
ctally the Grand Trunk. Great Northwestern,
and Canada Southern Roads, and II It should
pass It would undoubtedly bo great blow Mt tho
business ot those roads. THO bill is Of spec,at
interest In Wow Of tho now development OF
business Of the Grand Trunk between Chicago
md ttdowatcr. Tho blu is. flrst that It shal! not
bo lawfu! to transport Imported merchandise
IN bond or with duty paid or any United
Statcs products from ono place In tho United
states to another plnco In tho United statca
when auy portion Of such transportation Is mndo
rtayc, except Under the provisions OF tho treaty
botwccn tho United States and Great Brttatu Of
htay 8, 18sl;
PROVIDED THAT CANADIAN GoODs
1nay bo imported duty paid. and .Canat'!an goods
for expectation may to shipped from. tho United
statcs. The purpose Of this bill seems tn bo to
boncat oil THO trunk lines and to discriminate
against tho Grand Trunk, AMI this bill eomcs
from state-Ffghts Democrat. ThGro does
not accm to DO. tho slightest possible
although It nay be of interest to such Congress-
IneE rs nrp constantly CngnEctl In 6tudytUg tho
latest quotations from tho stock market. IT Is
rerDTtetl, Of course, TINT Mr: 1!urtl knnw whnt
rassaKe. hut such rcports frum hero should be
tukcn with 9rcat deal of caution. ns thuy TIM
aoubset1iy are Inspired for stock JobbinR pur-
1oscs: Among tho rtim9tB In connection With
ihls bill IL ono TINT both Gould and Vanderbilt
arc behind Il.
, 1880-04-08

Special Uttpdtth TO Ih& Chicago 1ftbNH<4
wARllsaroN, D. c., April 1.-The Senate de-
voted the entlrb afternoon to tho discussion Of"
the Indian problem. IN tho morning hour tho
topic wus I'M inquiry into tho proposition to To-
cute tho BtOux OIL thu reservation from which
tho l0ucAs were unwtFltngly tAkon, md Benator
Dawes denounced It with toroo. ThGn tho bill 10
rtify tho agrocment with tho Utes for tho sa1o
Ut their reservation In Colorado was takcn ups
ansl WITS discussed for nenrly four hours. Tbs
only set speech WIS by Benator nEuco, and
tho black 1nan atood up manfully
fur tho rcd man, asserting that Q
chango Ut policy ia iulpeFntivcly demanded.
Lato In tho afternoon, Mr. Dawes pressed his
amendment providing for tho application Of uli-
pnid annAItlcs to educational purposes But the
dnnor hour urrtyod, and tho Bouato adjourned
by TWO mnJorlty without having reached q voto.
Tho Uto bill will probably bo disposed Of to-
morrow, when tho friends Of tho 0eueya Awntd
bl will mako an effort to got 1t takeR up sauts-
bury and lion Inn will try md get tho Kellogg
spolord resolution talon up 1irat, but thcru Ia
nj certainty that they cuh pass 1t II they do.
Hkw RAILROAD.
Tho TIouao Committee OH Railroads this 1noFn-
!ng uxrpcd upon d bill creating tho Wyolnings
Moutuna 4 paoIllo ltaIlroad Company undur tho
laws Ut Wyoming, With proviso that tho eamo
sh4!i 10 subject to the laws OF tho United Btatcs
or OF tho btatu Of Territory through which It
n,uy pass. Tho Tina is to extoul from Cheyenne,
by why Of Furt 14Aramlo and DeudwoOd, and IL
authorized to issue hunds not exceeding 81, 80
milo for narrow.gaugu and ss5, 90 TOR broad-
guugo road, said bonus 70 10 secured by mort-
gugu. Tho Company will be required to tsatis-
mit talcEraus over It's li1ca. ind transport mails,
troops; utc., for tho Government uu4er tho usual
conditions governing such roAtls. Tho Comul(t-
too Adopto<l an amendment whloh makes tho
consent Of Indian tslbcs through whosu resaFyu-
tions tho rond may pass nscessary to give valid
, 1880-04-08

that, under tho Republican .asdmin!stra;;
fund Of the State, Or = great deal of II, was
atoicn by tho ofi1ccrs who tfsbursed It, and that
1,oarly atl Of tho School Commissioners In tho
stasc wcro accused Of dcfalcnt!on. lie said that
since 1870, under tho Democratic administration
Of afiairs. the colorcd people had received
far a. tho limited sum appropriated would per.
nit. and that very soon. Under tho operation Of
ntIorslcd bettor privileges than heretofore,
In rcgRrl to tho causes Of tho exodus, Mayor
Currio said ttore WIS rchtly no causo for thoIr
. very cEc'l!lioue racc liable to bolsevo nvory--
thing told th',nl by wliite Republicans. and drcai
that thgy may 10 put back into slavery, a. tho
Republican leaders inform tt1om thoy nrc likely
TO be. Is tho principal causo Of dItc9nteht.
Without closing tho examination Of thS wtt-
ness, tho Committee adjourned.
, 1880-04-08

tj8 rrtislfuR amendment nrUFfIDH TINT Cf)tt-
truct s.trgcoi,s ainii i,o enpioyc, Until ali tho
commissioner surgeons tcycept tt,t~,, ptif IN
p,rpose II ~ prcp,Tina neseI anI s'1rxcnI AZ fia
inry Of war, yr ,lIN.n cxan,iuf1,x Emr,ls] shatl
have iat,n .tctacd to duty with tho troops,
Mr, Tparts sald ho would demand yota in tho
''sI:fi n: Nltr.h ,tn,o., ho would object.
The Chair stated That tho amendment, having
@ oas a IL VIZ co I'D Be- h haSpSeS apon Snoss as
the iii Ciymcri. - |Ao s~'o''1 80 ~1'' - -
ssr. Cytncr statctl TINT yesterday afternoon
when thorr WIS III 4 QUORUM present ho bud
Allow VOTE IN THE HOUSE.
He vnuld nat INV dcc,tte wtothcr ho wo,,ld IN
% Mr, Jr % soarks sa5t1 thu omcndncnt having eomc
frt,,n In 1:osntnittoa liz ~, W;i;tnr 80 w WIZ hn
tnoEtht t th0 r, ''i fron Pennsylvania
Mr. EIyfnGr.-i hurc ,4s.oivnI ~, auch ,noucst
frUn tint Committee, but when subnittsd 10
Unlimited that CJyin"r hnI bcun 1pi,ii'znd an1
catnied. md suJ' nsa].sH'i3. II dcnInro that Il
cOt,cA fr1,n, tilAt Committee, and uui author-
lied 10 demand TINT tiin;., ind the Rctitjumau
knows It. md ca,not dotigu It."
tlcn,a s',ait corm iiere md asscrt til shat W Which
| ,lt,cs not exist. Thoru Ina lccf, no rclucst 10
mo for tho ycas md nays in tho IImlse:
Fei,nsyvania iHslnaatc* t1,at that ot.s i,ot coma
lid % ,hae e il su III thcre It Is % t ii "s rns c"i con-:
| fusion aui excitement, whct the Chair tried ln
VII H. e ely9asfl s'aay you cannot Insult nc,
After quiet hnd been aott,rwhnt restored Mr.
Longer ucfaaaaed @ M that tho on5Genon3e1g wnrse @
aho1l.i nc fena nt tao Cicrk uesK WI! thls my
the wor,!3 t.' t.e lI",,*e.
~ ,,.i,t ~ 49, H. vi Ms .,nP % r.,
!'a eser mssnt % :.ate to H. ioss a .ha. @ H. H.
taa ncen Mi.mui.hsu ~ I'M M!tttnry Cumm..st ~.
, 1880-04-08

Have just placed in stock an en-
tire new line of Chamber Sets in
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, EBO-
NY, MAPLE, and ASH; many Of
them with SWINGING .BEV-
ELED MIRRORS, and are spe-
cial designs that cannot be dupli-
Gated elsewhere. The figures
placed on these goods are such as
will commend them to the pur-
chasing public.
Also line of e1DEBoARDs,
SECRETARIES, and BOOK
CASES., late designs, and at
prices that are the lowest.
A cordial invitation to inspect
our immense stock is extended to
all, whether purchases are intend
ed or not.
, 1880-04-08
" LOST!" "L0ST!" "LOST!"|
Never Seen Again in Chicago!

Branch Clothing Shores
smrronnd Wio"ghby tho PR0rRtEr9s Ia nos
from Chicago except what
4ea's ct ~ ssssa ri ears @ sSe o rent No" "'0
$;35,OOO.OO,
tho New Year came IT,
Interested statement lhnk
wipnt seeing how prices cmpa at
The DAYLIGHT CLOTHING House. fHE SUNSHINE CLOTHING house.
prices right trado with u ind some tito money
you uou so? ! DON'T you SEE
oAern cLn Men t. 'e @ % an te @ % aheGa M MMi1yG. M
ne ma III Get smrGf fn m @ Yat 70" 10 eren aesroums Tia
nosf hcamfful enr unle Oue,sNN niHc at MtLhf.
, 1880-04-08
WASHINGTON.
The House the Scene Of An
other Disgraceful Set
To Yesterday.
Sparks, Of Illinois, Informs
Clylner tE,lt He Is
q Lit1r,
Which He Subsequently Re-
tracts Before the En-
tire Body.
The Difficulty Grows Out Of a
Report from the Military
Committee.
The Exodus Committee ELECTS
Testimony at Last Satls-
factory to voorhees,.
A Southern BuIfdozer Who SWears
that Negroes Never Were
Maltreated There.
The Scnatc Discusses tho Sioux Trans.
fer and the Ute Agree
ment.
a Peculiar Transportation Bill In
troduced Recently by Hurd,
Of Ohio.
A Southern Bu|tdozer Who Swears
that Negroes Never Were
Maltreated There.
The Senate Discusses tho Sioux Trans.
for and the Ute Agree
ment.
a Peculiar Transportation Bill In
troduced Recently by Hurd,
Of Ohio.
i LIVELY SpAT.


r,,r,,vxy c,,.u
- - ELI O. 1Ai*
A1' aPAhKs GIVES THE LIE To MI. cLSAEH'
Sptefos D'tpatea to The chfn9o 7'1oane
"AH'lS"1oS' ~ ~ APEt ''-ine iiouse "as
tao Theatre OF nnotner VI th"so EXTRAORDINARY
"sccncs' to-day which hnve nlado tho nnme OF
hecr'oafnen III dcsghauon OF ING u's-
oracriy assch'tlS Whicn ''u1'y pfotehas TO ieg's-
Into Tor tue fccsis u tao country inc Army
appropriation oll1 WIS unueF uscuss'o1'' atlu
tne AthesaMent ptoposeo SesteIuAy W Nt.
sparks, wh'cn psosluea tnat c"attaet sufsooI'7 m
6ha4i hoe w ehp'o}ea III tno ''f'y un'n ~ coul
mlss'onod surgeons snasi nave oech asslshod %
dnty WIN troops anu tnoh Only upon Inc fequ'-
siuoA u e"nHa"u't'e o1'"e.' a"u neeA u
!cntota' az, olM.ks' woo u Sn"lt'han OF .ao
Ml1lafy eoH'u'iteec' askon PERMISSION !"
moso eopasato Foto on +n1a pfoposluon
when II cafnc betoro inc House. M. clymef,
VINO nn' chAsse or INC o''!' repncl .nae no "oulo
llot dcterfhe 1hat t1tlcsuon uhtli Inc tlno caue,
anu added tnht 1ho M'1tass eoHa'h'tseo naa hot
given notice nl any a'tchtton 10 chi! Tor a sepa-
wrs tho cazc. Mr. Sparks pcca1ne much excited
ut thIs uf,u exclaimed that, aa Chairman of that
Committee, he wantod to sey thut tho Commit
tee bud unanimously agreed to ask a separate
vote, n au ntanorl1eu nun u speak aor snot, '.;
Mr. aparSs was ulSposeo !" ~ qu'19o'So'n'' s'@'o
TINT HI t,,l mt rcnuscIt hiH Conmitteo. or TINT
he hni intonact1 to deceive tho House, taon Mr.
Clyncr lied. The scc1io hero became very uni
ln,lted, Mr.. spurks had gono to whoro bfr.
CJymcr stood. and, leaning 0ycr tho ruuu next to
0'", H. s"...s - rs..,s . s ~,
niH' SHOOK us nt9er III at: eis.acf 1Mcc ~ ~
nobody considered the mattcr serious, ps Mr.
ypurks IL fond OF nong thoatrtcal. afr. Clymor
WuB smiling ut Mr. SEnfkS' Alaurtt nnKEr, but ut
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-01
History Of Iowa County.

Webeleye, from what we can learn,
that the guarantees u the Western
Historical Company Il publish fulE
far and impartial history " oar
County are worthy Of confidence, aud
that tic wora viii o. faithfully exc
catel VIZ hHec examined MIL some
care the history Of Columbia
COUNTY which has been recently
issued ~ this Company, and thc work
appears ana bears evidence " having
been ably, honestly and inpaniallg
done. ibis opinion i supported by
extracts from tile press III our state,
which speak III positive terms Of fl-
vor Of similar works issued elsewhere
b. this company.
The parties engaged by tile com.
pany are gentlemen, entitled 70 the
confidence Of our people and will do
all in their power to faithfully ex-
ecutc the work intrusted to their
hands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-01
Democratic County Ticket.

The Iowa County Democrat,
Convention ut Dodgeville, ON Thurs
day, Sept. S0th, placed in nominal
tion the following ticket;
For Treasurer Charles Gilman
of Mineral Point,
Fo Sheriff, Thomas Kennedy, q
Linden,
For County Clerk, J I, Hopper
vt Dodgcville.
For Register of Deeds, Guliek
Anderson, Of Highland,
For Clerk of Court, Thomas X,
Ryan, Ut Ridgeway.
For District Attorney, Thos, Scott
Ansley, IT Mineral Point,
For County Surveyor, Robert
Wilson, IT nodgcville
ASSEMplNMrN.
Northern District NJ. j, Briggs,
Of Dodgcville.
Southern District, |, G. Comfort,
OF Linden,
We have only time TO announce
the names Of the candidates before
going to press, But ii is best ticket
ever presented to the voters of Iowa
county, and will undoubtedly meet
with success.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-01
Death of Mrs. A. w. Cobb.

On Tuesday morning last the sad
announcement was made Of the death
OF Mrs. Albert W. Cobb, of this place,
from puerpcral commissions. She had
been III but Il few hours and the news
Of her death fell like shock upon
the community To her hcreaved huS
band the blow is most terrible, "a fond
ana loving wife, gifted with those
womanly grareS which make the name
Of wife a sacred word. her loss falls
upon him with crushing weight. fhe
hearo, a. Vut peoln4 ~ ~ 'fu IN
sympathy. The deceased came here Il
little more than i year age, Il beauti-
full bride. She So endeared herself 10
All with whom she came in contact
that they III once became her friends
The community feels the loss Of Il
loved and cherished one. ana lnourns
with husband and friends her death.
The body Was taken to Chicago on
Wednesday morning for intermcnt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-10-01
Az ORDINANCE
TO Prevent Hogs and Goals Running
al large.


The Common Council of the City of
Mineral Point do Oltlain rs follows.
That Section one OF AN Ordinance
TO Prevent Hogs and Goats Running
TT Large" passed April -, 1850, be
rmGndcd 10 read rs follows:
section !. M swine. Hogs or Goats
shall he permitted 10 run at large
within The said city: ana ii Is hereby
made The duty pf the chief of police or
any constable oI the city Of Mineral
Point, To seize amy and M animals IN
this section mentioned found running
at large To pat them III Il suitable
pound, aud upon saturday Of each
week 70 sell The same ut public auc-
tiun Ia the highest bidder The chief
Ot police OF any constable of said city
shall retain out 1T the proceeds III
such salr the costs aud necessary eX-
prllsrS incurred by Him III Keeping
and OBTAINING such animal or animals
and also the sum Of one dollar for tho
SEIZURE OF each aud every animal so
seized and sold by him, aud shall pay
the balance 70 The OWnOr or owners Of
the animal ~ animals 80 sold by him;
and II such owner or owners cannot
lie found, Inc shall pay such balance
into the city treasury.
Section 2. Any person may redeem
any animal or animals In the preced-
ing section mentioned, after the same
shall have been seized and impound-
eel. and before the sale thereof by
the chief of police or any constable OF
said city, by paying the sum OF one
dollar, for such seizure. per head, to-
gether with the costs OF Keeping and
OBTAINING the same up 10 the time OF
said redemption.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take
effect and be In force from and after
its publication.
Passed September 9th, 1880.
] hereby certify that the above Is Il
true copy OF IN ordinance passed by
the Common Council on the 9th day
Of September. 1880.
Giyon under my hand this 9th day
Of September, 1880,
JohS T. TRAMEI., City Clerk.