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LECTURE BY PRESIDENT THOMP
SON

President John u. Thompson Of the
University Of West Virginia, will lecture
this Saturday, evening Jsny. 1Olh, at Z
o'clock, 81 the Court House. The occa-
sion VII present rare intellectual feast
free 20 All, and none should miss the op-
prriuoity Of hearing this distinguished
and gifted orator
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana HcTedGOutS

The ARGUS and the Wheeling Register
for $3.50 year.
II you have a lot of trade, drop a card
To Mckenzie AT HowcsVille, and he will
come and see Jou.
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CHURCn DEDfcATIoN.

The now Church 81 Snydcr-ville %
miles from Kingwood) will be dedicated
January 18th. President Thompson Of
the University sill preach in tho morn
ing 40 n o'clock and dedicate the house.
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board af county commissioners.
AT 10 O'Clock p. m. the board adjourn
ed to 9 o'clock q. NJ next day.

board af county commissioners.
At 10 o'clock p. m. the board adjourn
ed to 9 o'clock a. IN. next day.
NOV. 18.
Board met again in the morning accord
ing to adjournment; all members of the
boardsand the deputy clerk present
| Yesterdays proceedings was read and
upon motion approved.
The board them made an agreement
with DR. ] Taylor, whereby said DR. ,ray-
lor shall attend to the sick paupers of
this county, and to do what medical atten
dance there may be needed from NOW to
the first Monday in January 1881, said
Dr. Taylor is to charge for his service, g
of the regular charges of what the doctors
in Canton usually charge in similar cases
for all the services done by HIM to the
sick pauper of this county in said term.
The following bills were then examined
and allowed:N
T. w. Hood for medicine to E Hillman
q county panper, 81 SO.
T w Hood for lamp chimneys and win
dow glasses for court house, rs.
The rest of the forenoon was spent in
examining road petitions and remonstran.
ces against the same.
AT - O'Clock the board took recess Of
one hour for dinner
Board met again after dinner. All
members of the board and the deputy clerk
present. Upon motion the clerk is here
by ordered to purchase two tons of soft
coal for the court house.
Then the Board allowed themselves the
following bills: N 7 Hogoboom for SER
vicessas County Com'r Nov. session, and
milage, 10 60. NJ T Hogoboom for re-
ccivlng ballot boxes, and services as mem.
Der of the canvassing board and milape,
IL 60 o T Brandhagen for services as
county commissioner Nov session, and
milage 10 10. o T Brandhagcn services
as member of canvassing board and mill
age 40 Edgar Dean, for services as
Co. C"m'r Nov. session, and milage, IS 20
Edgar Dean, services as member of can
wasting board and milagc, 7 70
Math Hanson, tor services as clerk of
the Board, Nov session, II co. Math
Hanson for services as clerk of the can !
Vassing board. 6 co. The proceed ngs Of
Today was read and upon motion APPROX
9d. Upon motion tie Board then ad..
ourned to meet again ON Monday, Dec.
5th, at 10 o'clock, A, D. 1880
Approved by the Board of County Com
nlssioners, NJ. T. HOGOBOOM,
Attest: Chairman.
THoRE j. TuoNsTAD, County Clerk.
BY Math Hanson, Deputy.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The adjourned regular session Of the
board of county commissioners Of Liz
coin county, D. T., convened at the
clerks office on Mon lay, November Is,
1880, in the forenoon, pursuant to ad-
journment. Members present were
Commissioners Edgar Dean and 0. T
Braudhagen and the deputy clerk.
The board organized for business by
appointing Commissioner Brandhagen
chairman pro tenn.
The following accounts examined
and audited, viz:
A. P. Dixon, for conveying PRISONER Mooney
to Sioux Falls and expenses for prisoner. ) 100
S. B. Culbertson. merchandise furnished
]. l.. Johnson, for taking VIM. Husk to Sioux
Falls prison, and taking VIM. Burke,
another prisoner, out of said prison and
The board took I, recess of one houl
for dinner.
Re-convened after dinner. Members
present were Commissioners Rrand-
hagen and Dean, and the deputy clerk.
Excise bond Of Jerry FELTON, Of LIN
mex, with Thomas b. Quigley, g. ".
HiAkley and W. $, Corson, as sureties,
examined and on motion approved and
license issued for the tern from No
vember 18th, 1880, to the first Monday
in January, 1881, and as it appears
that the said Jerry FELTON, October 10,
1880 rald to the county treasurer the
sum Of 1888, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning saiG license, and license was
not at that time granted TO him, there
fore the treasurer is on. motion hereby
ordered to refund to the said Felion
the sum Of 5000 as surplus money
paid by the said FELTON,.
The treasurer then informed the
board that his report was ready, and
he desired a settlement, 'whereupon
the board commenced to examine said
report and the vouchers presented.
Ate o'clock the board took a recess
one hour for supper.
The session re-convened again again
after supper. Commissioners Brand
hagen and Dean, and the deputy clerk
present.
The work of examining the treasur-
or report and vouchers continued
until 10 o'clock p. NJ, at which hour
the board adjourned till next day at 0
o'clock A..
NOVEMBER 10TH, 1880.
The board met in the morning, &C
tording to adjournment.
Commissioner Hogoboom having ar
rived, took his seat, the full board
with the deputy clerk present.
The minutes Of yesterdays proceed
ing were read and approved.
The treasurer's vouchers and report
were again taken up, aud the board
continued the examination thereof.
which lasted the greater part OF the
forenoon.
Excise bond of Dimick & Ealsey OF
Lennox. with Abraham BoyntoD, Geo.
". Moody and I. NJ. Macomber as sur
eties. examined and on motion approx
ed and license issued for the term
from November 18, 1880, to the first
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G. 81. / +. II. WINsoR,
% Attorneys for Petitioners.

United States Land once, Yankton, Dakota,
Septbr 18th, 1880. To D. H. McCanley, Sir: You
are hereby notified that the Hon. CONS by his let
ter.C" OF the 10th inst, has adjudged yor Eome-
stead entry No l08, Sioux Falls series, for the
Il, section 3, Township 80, Range 81, forfeited.
You are allowed 80 days from dste of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
g. A. WErTKR, 1egister.
LOTT 8. BAYLEsE, Receiver.
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" ny Not
How Watches are Made.

1t will be apparent to any ono, VIII" will examine
solid Gold Watch. that aside from the necessary
thickness for engraving and polishing large pro-
portion of the precious metal used, is needed only
to stiien and hold the engraved portions in place.
and supply the necessary solidity and strength.
The surplus gold is actually needless far util-
ity and beaut are concerned. In JAMES BOSS
PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this waste Of
precious metal is overcome, and the solidity
and strength prolucedtat one-third to half OF
the usual cost OF solid cases. This process is of
the most simple nature, as follows: a plate Of
nicle composition metal, especially adaped to the
purpose, has two pl ates of SOLID GOLD soldered,
one on each side. rhs three are then passed be-
tween polished steel rollers, and the result is strip
of heavy plated composition. from which the cases.
backs, centres bezels, etc, are cut and shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold iu these
is sufficiently thick to admit of all kinds of chas-
ing craving and ensmelling; the eugrav I'd cases
have bee'l c.IE.eu until worn perfectly smooth by
time and use without removing the gold.
t1JT~This is the Only case made with two plates
Of SOLID GOLD, and warranted by special certii-
cate.
For safe by E. NJ. MILES h Co., aud all Jewellers.
Ask them for illustrated catalogue and warrant.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,

Lincoln County my
In District Court in and for Lincoln county, D.
T., Fourth Judicial District To I'll whom it may
concern: Take Notice; That at the next ensuing
General term of the said court that the undersigned
will petition said court that their names be changed
as follows the name of Henry Peterson to Henry
Brandon, and the name Of Amund Peterson to
Amund Brandon.
Dated Oct. 29th, 1880. HENRY PETERSON,
AMUND PETERSON.
G. Fl. +. II. WINsoR,
39 Attorneys for Petitioners.
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There will be NJ E. quarterly meet
ing in Dahl's Hall, commencing on next
Saturday and continuing over Sunday.
Presiding Elder Whitfield will be present
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deputy clerk were present, do, upol
motion, hereby order the following
described line opened for public high
: way, TO- wit:
Beginning at the quarter section post
on the north line of section twenty
six {2e), township 90, range 40, thence
running south OH the quarter section
line to the south line OF said section
%, to intersect with road running east
and west along the south side of said
section 20.
Petition foc opening the following
road presented fromssrringdale town
ship:
Beginning at point on unty road
at the southwest corner Of section So.
township 100, range 40; thence east
on section line so rods, thence due
northeast to the south moand. the first
mound from beginning III section IS
running north on the old county road,
and tina the old county road bs va
Gated from the first mentioned point
until it intersects with the new point
herein named and established for &
county road. Petition upon motion
rejected on the ground that the board
do not feel justified to send out viewers
and paying the expenses of the same.
Also a petition for opening the fol-
lowing described line for public high
way, viz;
Commencing on the section line ruiz
ming east and west 50. rods west of the
southeast corner of section IA, town
ship 90, range 40; thence on quarter
line north one mile to the section line
one mile north OF the same section,
town and range. Remonstraace being
also filed in the clerks office against
said petition, asking for QUE hundred
and fifty dollars to be paid as damages
to one OF the owners Of said land,
therefore, upon motion, said petition
is rejected on the ground that the
board do not feel justified to let the
county pay the damages charged in
the remonstrance.
Minutes real and on motion APPROX
ed,
BY the board of county commissioners,
NJ. T. HoGoBooM,
Attest: Chairman.
THORE ]. THoNsTAD, Clerk.
By MArn HANSON, Deputy.
NOV. II, 1880.
The Beard convened again in the morn
ing according to adjournment. All
members of the board and the deputy
clerk present.
Minutes OF yesterdays proceedings were
read and upon motion approved.
The board then proceeded to cancel and
destroy the balance of county warrants,
redeemed and settled for at this meeting.
The following bills were then allowed:
j Taylor, medical attendance Of
G Mare, $225
8 Z Jacobs, kilograms and kcro.
senc oil, etc, 2O5
"A Rudolph, for stove and other
hardware, AZ III
DR. NJ NJ Clark, medical stten-
dance to the Jude family, 80 90
] l. Johnson, taking cure of pris.
oncr (Ym Burkc) 1870
Martin L Arneson, taking care Of
prioner, (Wm Burkc) 80 90
Coloney, boarding and taking
care Of Jeane Steenbrook (pauper 465 !
Obey Thompson, boarding q l
Mare, pauper, 305
Coloney, boarding prisoner, 500
Madole & Hink!ey, mdse for Liz.
zied Johnson, and shirts for prs'r $50
A report of the County clerk of the par
ties who had brought the returns Of the
general election and of the houses where
in the election was held, were then pre-
scented to the board and upon motion the
report is hereby accepted and the bills as
therein stated, allowed, viz:
1st. Parties who brought election re
turns:
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Look!

J. L. Dahl informs the people Of Can
ton and vicinity that he will sell the gen.
uine Singer Sewing machine for cash, or
on time. Gall and see.
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Various Causes

Advanced years. cares, sickness, disappointment
and hereditery predisposition-all operate to turn
prematurely. Ayers Hair Vigor will restore faded
or gray. light or rcd hair to rich brown or deep
black as may be desired. 1t softens AMI cleanse
the scalp, giving 1t healthy action. It removes
aud cures dandrutf and humors. By its use falling
hair checked, and a new growth will be produced in
cases where the follicles are not destroyed the
glands decaysd. It's effects are beautifully shown
on trashy, weak, or sickly hair, when few
applications will produce the gloss and freshness
OF youth. Harmless and sure in its operation it is
Incompatible as dressing, and il especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone IT
imparts. 1t contains neither oil dye, and will
not soil color white cambria; yet lasts long
the hair and keeps it fresh and vigorous.
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GEORGE WEBB

(NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Real
~ Estate and tax paying business promptly at
tendedto. Office at Court House. 1H :
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A B Whhelock, Eden twp. 16m. 81 GO
NJ 7 Hogoboom, Springdale IA 20
Fred Huctson, Delaware Is ] so
A Harris, Fa;rview 10 ! 90
A T Sunvold, LaValley ID 40
Jehus Wilkinson, Lincoln 10 100
E Wendt, Canton, 010
Lars Sogn, Norway ID 40
ohm Steensland, Highland 6 060
VIM Allibone, Delapre "23 $50
r G Morse, Lynn = O70
VIM Bedford, Perry u.s. 80
o T Brandhagen, Grant 1G 1GO
Henry Kundcnt, Pleasant IS 100
w H Gotry, Brooklyn % = ESQ
Dayton township returns brought by the
Sheriff.
Cd. Names of parties WHO furnished
| room for the last genera! election:
Culbertson, Eden twp. $20
Andrew Landstrom, Norway 200
Robert Pier &C, Pleasant 200
W II Hubbard, Fairview < 200
John 0 Sleenslsnd, Highland 200
r G Morse, Lynn 200
Ole E oiork, Grant 200
j V Conklin, Perry 200
Ira Soule, DcIapre 200
The board took recess of one hour
for dinner.
The board met again after dinner; the
members and the deputy clerk all pres
emit.
he following bills were then exainlE-
ed and allowed:
N g Nash, for publishing pro-
cecd,ngs, and notices, $1oGs
A p Dixon, delivering ballot
boxes, posting election notices ond
milagc So 90
J W Garter, publishing proceed
ings and notices 1907
A Dixon, searching for escaped
prisoner, Thos Watson 1900
A P Dixon, searching for escaped
prisoner, Geo Beck 1870
Bill of Ole Thompson 81 50, for board
ing prisoner, is upon motion lald over,
I'LL ouAo tAIttl tAlC lCtVtN w JUS
tice of the piece is not yet filed for action
of the board.
The board then contracted with Madole
s. Hnkley, Of Canton, for six tons of M.
hard nut coal, to be delivered at the coal
shed on The court house block in Canton,
for 81 IS per ton, said coal TO DC delixer-
ed before the first day Of January, 1881.
Board then took recess Of one hour
for supper.
Reconyened after supper; members all
present.
The following bills we're then allowed:
L Dahl, for repairing shoes for county
paupers, 81 80.
Taylor. Jr, for stationary, 12S3.
I P Thompson, for hardware, so.
Bill of Perkins Bros, Of 1926, for sta
tionary was rejected, on the ground that
the goods had been ordered by the Sher.
if, while the county had contracted with
an other party for the stationary needed TO
the different officers, and also that This bill
had once before been rejected BY the
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United States Land Office, Yankton, Dakota, Oc-
tober 19th 1880. To Sam Amaser. Sir; You are
hereby notified that the Hon. Co1n'r by his letter
"C'' of Oct. 18th, has adjudged your Timber Gull
ture entry No. 145s Sioux Falls series, for the
81. SEA Section ~, Township 100, Range 40, for
feited.
You are allowed 60 days from date of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
G. A. WErTEa. Register.
% LOTT S, BAYLE6S, Receiver.
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Wanted Immediately.
Hay, Oats and Potatoes on subscription
at this office.
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ETNONSORIAL ARTIST. Shops in Barrows l.
i Oorson's Sample rooas, and also door south
shampooing in the beat style OF the art. The pub
ic are invited to call.
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LOnHY To l.

AT the lowest rates and commission a
the office OF TAYLOR & RUSSELL.
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Peoples Favoeits Rou.s |
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

The Pointer Route from Sioux City 70
CHICAGO and all Points East.
ST. LOUIS, aud all Points South.
MILWAUKEE, and all Points in Southern and
Es MONIES, and all Points in Southern and
Eastern Iowa.
Pullman Palace Hotel and Sleeping Cars
Between Missouri Valley and Chicago
FOR SPEED, SAFETY AND CON-
FORT rs UNSURPASSED.
The line is now equipped with the improved wes-
tinghouse Automatic Air Brakes and is the only
line running two express trains daily between Sioux
City and Chicago.
THROUGH TIME TABLE IN EFFEce JAN. lst. 1880
lExrnEss. Expsass.
Sioux City hey. $3.50 P. NJ. 500 A. ~
Arrive Missouva.... $500 s:.5
F" co'SasI Bluffs, s 80, az 90
St. louis. sun...... SIS SIS s:so
Milwaukee .......... $3.50 l1:l5
Dss Moines. 500 II. $40 P. u.
Loave Chicago.. 1890 9:l5
Arrive Sioux City ..... 1910 p. N. 1920
CONNECTIONS;
1. At Council Bluffs (U. p. Trsnsfer) with Union
Pacific railroad for Omahs aud all points Weet,
with Kansas City. st. Joe Council Rluns railroad
for st. Louis and all points so1th, and all lines d
verging from U. P. Transfer.
e. At Missouri Valley with tho Chicago North
a. so. sgs ssS 4. E
Illinois Central and Sioux City X Dakota, steamer,
for Upper Missouri river, during navigation, ani
with stages FOR all points ia the Northwest.
!. At Blair with Omaha { Northern Nebra.k
railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
%. At Fremont, Neh., with Uno,, Pacific rsilro&l
for all points west and the PsM6c cost.
8. At Oakdale with stagcs for O'Neiu City u.
al points in Northern Nebraska.
Be sure your ticket reads via. Sioux City p.eine.
Superintendent. Asst. Gep1 psan. Art
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United States Land Office Yankton, Dakota,
October 10, 1880. Ghas. II. Grallap, Sir, Your are
hereby notified that the Hon. Com. by his letter
&C" Of the 18th inst, has aijudged your timber
culture entry No. 921, for the A. Sect. 6, twp.
100. Rrange 81 forfeited.
You are allowed 60 days from date of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
81 G.. A. WETTER, Register.
LOTT s. BAYLEss Receiver.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Fourth Judicial District.
In the District Court in an
Amos Norton, Plaintiff,


Lucinda Norton, Defend't.
The Territory of Dakota sends Gree ng: To
Lucinda Norton, Defendent:
You are hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint in this action, which was filed
the Eighth day of October A. d. 1880, in the office
of the clerk of the district court within and for the
county of Lincoln, Territory of Dakota, at the
court house in the town of Canton, comfy Of Lin
the subscriber at his Office Fifth street in the
town of Canton, Dakota Territory, within thirty
days after the service of this summons exclusive of
the day of service. If yon fail to onswer the
plant within that time. tho plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Canton, ,. t., this Eighth day Of Octo-
Der A. D. 1880.
B.KENNEDY.
&c Plaintld's Attorney.
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Land Office at Yankton, d. t. Nov. 18th, 1880,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his CLAIM, land final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the District court in and
for Lincoln Co., Dakota T'y., at Canton, the
county seat thereof, on Thurday, the 23d day Of
Sorenson, under his Homestead entry No. $3.50,
for Southwest quarter Section Three, Town 81, N.
Range 40 west, and he names the following Witness
to prove his continuous residence upon and Gull
tivation of said ira ct viz: Matthias Hanson, Jacob
A. Hotter, John 0. Odegsard and Mikkle O. Mikkle-
son, all Of Canton, Lincoln county, Oak.
81 G, A, WAITER Register
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

r.M. CUrpErr, Clerk Of District Court.
raosr !. THossrAD, Register OF Deeds and IA
oficia County Clerk.
j: G JACOBS, Treasurer.
:, l., DIXON, Sheriff.
s.p, MAcKEY, Superintendent Of Schools.
q. H. w1GaIS, Judge OF Probate.
II. HOGoBOoI,
Us, BhANDHAGEN, 100. Commissioners.
W. ". PALMER, ohm.
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A, F. & A. M.

A, F. & A. NJ.
siLyEE STAE LODGE No. 4, A. F. 4 A. N. Regu-
Communication Wednesday on or before the full
Special meeting every second Wednesday aftsr
Regular.
0. 9. CLIFFORD, ". N.
CH.s CHRISTOPHER, Secretary.
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Watches clocks and jewelry repaired at
Miles postofice jewelry store.
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United States Land Office, Yankton, Oak ota, Oc
tober 10, 1880. To Ole A. ThorsoD. Sir: You are
hereby notified that the Hon Com'r of the Gen'l
Land Office by his letter C'' of the 18th inst has
aEjudged your Timber Culture entry No. 1883, Sioux
Falls series, for the NE of NEh Section ~,
Township 100, Range 40, forfeited.
You are allowed 90 days from date of this notice
within which time to appeal from such decision.
G.. A. NErrER, Register.
% LOTT $. BAYLEss, Receiver.
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MATTERS.

The board of county commissioners
in adjourned regular session this 18th
day Of November, 1880. at which SEES
sion all members of the board aid
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GUNS.

~ K GUNDERsON, dealer in Guns, Pistols, AM
u smunition and Sporting Goods. Il kinds of
repairs neatly executed. Sioux Falls, D. T.
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;. e.. r AGO.

w M M OOI Il II Il
DEAL ESTATE l. ABSTRACT OFFICE; Will
- pay taxes for non-residents. Office at the
Court House. Canton, d. r. III
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:
Monday in January, 1881, and as it ap
pears that the said Dimick & Halsey
had paid to the county treasurer Octo
Der 18th, 1907 the SUM of $e8.67 TO,
the purpose obtaining said license, and
license was not at that time granted
to them, therefore the treasurer is on
motion hereby ordered to refund to
said Dimick & Halsey the sum of
S14.45 as surplus money paid by the
said parties.
At u O'Clock the board took recess
Of one hour for dinner.
! Re-convened after dinner; members
Of the board ard deputy clerk all pre2-
ent.
The report Of the treasurer and his
vouchers were again taken up and the
afternoon spent in examining the vouch-
ers aud comparing the same with the
report and the records of the treasur-
or and clerks Office. All being correct
and in order, the board then proceed.
ed to count the funds on hand as re-
ported by the treasurer, and finding
everything correct and satisfactory,
the report was accepted add approved.
The board then adjourned one hour
for supper.
After supper full board was pres
enL and the whole evening SyaS Snent
in cancelling and destroying redeemed
county warrants aud old road receipts.
The board adjourned at 10; 80 P. N.
to o'clock A. N. next day.
Report Of B. c. Jacobs, county treas.
urer, for term beginning with July lst,
1890, and ending October 3lst, 1880.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
Lincoln county.
Filed November 18th, 1880.
TlIoRE J. THoNsTAD, County Clerk.