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, 1881-02-02
Mr.. HIS THIRD ARTICLE ON
THE FACTORY.
(FyOm the Dagblad.)

In Mr.. Hagemann's last communi-
cation to this journal, published in No.
3O3, he insists with great energy on
the correctness of the assertion hat
the Factory molasses has been sold,
with the exception indeed of a small
part a few hundred puncheons-
which it is admitted were thrown away
in 1879 because they were mixed
with sea water. In regard to this
protest [ will say nothing about the
calculations which have been commu-
nicated to me concerning..the working
of the Factory in the past summer.
/ will also, at the outset, declare that
I have not had even the least i%nclina-
ton to say disagreeable things to Mr..
Hagemann or any other persons what
soever, who either directly or Indirect
Iy can be considered as connected
with the present question, except of
course so far as that may be una
voidable in reference to the object
which l had in view in commencing
this discussion, which was, to shew
that it was probable, that if the Fac
tory cannot support itself, the reason
ought to be sought IN the Factory IT.
self and not wih the planters, who in
this matter I regard as innocent folk.
If a regular sale of the molasses
has commenced it can only be in the
last year for in both the two pre-
ceding years they were not small,
but large quantities of molasses that
were condemned. This, however
may SO far be of little consequence,
as when a regular sale is once COM
menced it can also be continued.
It is expressly stated that the sale
hitherto has been at a Glow price,;
but how far this is due to burning in
the vacuum pan is not indicated, and
I am not in a position to throw any
light OR this. But as we must not
her talk in future of the cashiering
Of the molasses, but only of its low
price, / think that, although the loss
will not be inconsiderable, it is not
by it that the question will be decid-
ed as to whether the Factory will
pay or not.
That | Sin my ignorance" had as
sumed that Bird and 4th product SUI
gar was to be procured from the mo-
lasses by the lime method, was not
minated by a single word Of mine.
/ merely spoke of a fault in the Fac
tory, namely the burning in the va
, 1881-02-02
NoTICE!!!
~ r. o r SALE OR RENT
ILL the House and lots No. 80,
No. "a, and IS Strand Street.
Apply to
Mrs. e. s. BRADY.
B0sssM.
CHRLSTTANSTED, ST. CROIX
Wednesday, February End 1881.

The Swedish barque "India," Capt.
Olsen, entered port last Sunday even
ing in ballast; she is to take sugar
from the Factory. On Monday morn
ing the Danish barque "Lovisa," Capt
Larsen, arrived from Cardiff with Goals
for the Factory; this last vessel, we
understand, had a voyage Of ~ days.
AS the "Malvina" is expected by ma
ny here we take the opportunity to
remark that she passed Dover on the
9th of December, and, that if she en-
countered equally unfavorable wea-
her as the Lovisa, she cannot be ex-
pected here before the middle Of the
month.
-:O:-
We are glad to state that the Fac
tory Stations commenced grinding
on Monday last.
, 1881-02-02

bAouSAG 1OI dAu .
B. Expenses for the
Colonial Council of
st. Cr0iG.
For an assistant for
the Council Officers,
printing, expenses,
Stationery & Wages
to q Messenger &c.
to an amount off,.
.. The different branches
0fAdministration and
public Institution at
st Cr0iG.
[. Officers belonging to
the Administration.
The B~ookkeeper, Sala-
ry $4,000 but of which
is calculated will.
only be used
The Clerk in the Book
keepers Office
For Office expenses
after previous APP
proval of the Presi-
dency and according
to specified accounts
to an amount off,.
Inc treasurer, SALARY.
$4,000 but of which it.
is calculated will only.
be used
For Office expenses &
for a messenger after.
previous approval of.
the Presidency ac-
cording to specified.
q G C 0 u n t s to an
amount Of..........
The Kings attorney
salary and travelling
expenses ............
Inspector of Build
ing Salary $500 of
which will be used -.
Travelling expenses. =.
! The Judiciary & PO-
lice Department.
Judge, Recorder,
and P~0licemaster in
Christiansted's Juris-I
diction, Salary......I
travelling expenses.
Tor Office expenses, andI
keeping of hOt sesI
for policemen, after
previous approval of
the Presidency and
according to specified
accounts, to an a
mount Of...........
The ~JudgeRecOrder and.
P~olicemaSter in Ere,
~derikSted's Jurisdic,
ton Salary ........
Travelling expenses. >.
Cor Office expens es
after previous appro,
val of the Presiden-
cy and according to.
specified accounts to.
an amount Off,.
Cor a Police Assistant
and for Office expenses
and for keeping hors-
es for the Police after
previous approval o.
the Presidency and
according to sDecl-
fed accounts.
and travelling
expenses for Lawyers
and others in pu bic.
suits and for trans
lations in same
...............
Policemen in all the
Districts and Night
guards in both towns
minor expenses
D g. n
, 1881-02-02
Overf0rt.
B. Udeifter ved Colonial
yaGdei for st. GroiG|

for Raadets Embeds.
msnd, Trykningsomkost
ringer, Skrivema-
terialier, Lon til ct
Bud m. m Until.
C. Do 6rskjellige Be-
styrelsesgrene og
ofsnthge Indretning-
er paa st. Croir.
] Embedsmnnd we'd AID
ministration
B~0gholderen, Gage
$4,000 men hvoraf an
slaaes kun at vile
forbruges.
F~uldm~gtig 1 Boghol
dercOntoiret. .....,...
Til Contoirhold efter|
Indstilling til Prasi-
dentskabet og speci-
fcerede Regninger
indtil ...........
Kassereren, Gage $4,000.
men hvoraf anslaaes
kun at vile forbruges
Til Contoirhold og ct
Bud, efter Indstilling,
til Pr@sidentskabet
Og ~speclhcerede Reg
ninger indtil
Advocatus regius, Ho-
norar og Reiseomkost-
ringer.
Bygningsinspecteuren
Gage $500 hyOraf bru.
geS.
Befordrings :
ger
2 Refs og PolitivGSenet|
U~nderdommer, Skriver|
Og POlitimester il
Christiansteds Juris-I
diction, Cage.
ReiseomkOstninger. -.
Til COntoirhold SAINT till
Hestehold for Betjen.
to efter Indstilling till
dentsk Ogl
s~pecifcerede Reg
ninger indtil ........
Underdom meren o e
Skriver, P~olitimeste-
rem i Frederiksteds|
Jurisdiction Gage.
Observation-Disclosures II
Til Contoirhold, efter|
Indstilling til Prasi-
d~entskabet og Specl-|
fcerede Regninger|
indtil.
Til en- PolitiassiStent, /
SAINT til 0vrigt Con
tOirhold Og til Heste-|
hold for Betjente,
efter Indstilling til
Pr~msidentskabet cgI
specifcerede Reg
ninger indtll.
Salairer og Reiseomkost
ringer til Sagf0rere,
m. Fl. i ~offentlige og|
benefcerede Sager,|
SAINT for Oyersettel-
ser j samme
S~t@vningsm@nd .......
Til Politibetjente i ale
Districter SAINT Nat
v@gtere i Byerne. :.
Forskjellige mindre I'd
glitter.
3. Udgifter til Kirke-
Ege 0iemed.
~Sognepr@sten i Chri
stiansted Gage.
, 1881-02-02

U~nderdommer, Skriver
Og Politimester j
C~hristiansteds Juris-
diction, Gage.
Observation-Disclosures >.
Til COnioirhOld SAINT til
Hestehold for Betjen.
to efter Indstilling til
Pr@sidentskabet og
, 1881-06-03

An amendment to tho not enabling cities and
villages to build. acquire, and matntuin bridges
mud ferries outsIo their corporate limits, prt,-
vcs that whore any city or village has become
the pwncr of any toll bridges or fcrrlcst and Is
keeping ZIP and maEutninlns tho sano by att
thorlty Of law, all ownership aod rights vested
In such city or village shall continue in them,
and thut they Inay. from time to t[tno. Hx the
rates Of toll. Tho nm0.tdmcnt further pruvldes
that In ali cnscs wherc u bridge ehall hereafter
bo built, Or IL ferry acNufred ACROSS uarfGabic
stream. by hny city OF vlllage, In whole or ia
putt, whctc the population Of such city or VII
Iagc fHrnishiaE tho principal part OF tho
expenses thGrtnf 8hnil nut cxcctd 6,000
inhabitants, aud whero 1t IL necessary, to
natntain a ilrnw and lights. and dDbt Ehuil be
incurred 1y aueh city or village for sHcl, pnr-
cty Or ytlluKe tho indebtedness, to bN
ert npnrt MID appropriated to tho payment
thorcoE, interest thereon, std tho expenses OF
kUcr,uH allcll bridge III repnsr aud Of 1unintain-
Ing. 0p1niilH, and ClOttn1 tho proper there
for, and Lights; or, IN cnst, Of furry, Of keep
ing the appruHchgs and boat IN repair, and upc-
rnttng tile sumo. All Ut which Isn't really 30
blind as 1t might Scem.. Tho amen1ncnt was
tr,tde to TT tho locality OF Hook Island. In tue
neiKhborhood Ut which there ure At least Ave
bridges ut tho mouth Of Rock River whcre It
Township OF uackhnwk Il unabtu to kocp up
Its particular connecting LUX. tho Connty VI
Rick lalAnd don't want It. and tho township
would rather hRve tho City Of ltock island con-
trpl tho bridge aud collect small toll therefor,
titan to bother with attempting to keep It up,
especially whbn t. en't financially equal to tho
emergency. Hence this net.
, 1881-06-03
DOGS VS.. SHEEP.

Among the unny attonps 10 tinker at tho Dog
and Sheep law wns one which arrived at tho
dcsred stage. II the others had gsttcn through
tho stntutes would hnye beon swelled soveral
hundred pages. The act In question amends ths
act 10 Indemnity tho ownors OF shccp In case Ut
damage committed BY dogs by provision re-
quirin9 the owner OF the shcep' IN order TO get
bis "whack at tho slug-tax funl, to appear be
foro tho nearest Justice ai,d mike his affidavit
Of loss and that tho nMlno Ut tho dog-owncr ID
unknown. or that individual tusolvent, wheso-
upon tho Justcc shail henr testimony and Hsyess
t,anages, The pnpcrs innsi lhpn By ttlol buinrs
tho County TrcAaurcr. Or Town Supervisor, hs-
foro tho owner Ia ontlitcl u bis portion Of tho
Indemnity. fund. This does awny, with tho pro-
vision Ut the old tnw which rc1uir ed,
in the irst instance, a.. apIous.
Town Supervisor, and, In tho seron1 a trial by
jury. In othor words, It slmp.thcs the process,
und viii presumably make rccnvery eAscr.
.Another aineu'ltncnt to tho same law provides
that tho bpjnnc0 Of The L1cense Fund lrft In tho
hauds Of the County Treasurer or Town Surper-
Visor, after paylux losses ani injuries. shall 20
general funds ot the town, instoad Of Into the
school Fund. ~. u which was 50 important
that an emergency clause bud 10 Eo with 1t.
, 1881-06-03
CHANGES OF VENUE,

Senator Flo succeoted In placing upon the
statuto-books IN amendment III regard to
changes OF vanue In criminal cascs. which
should haye been placed there years ago. Tho
not, m passed.. stvcH, dcfrnant the rtRbt to
a change otvcnue, In 10 fur as prejudice on tho
part Of Judges Is concerned, from two Judges Of
tho Circuit Court only, and provides TINT tho
change shall not be tnkon out Of the county
ih whtch tho Indictment Is found. In othcr
words, 1t Will do hereafter to allcge prejudice
nguInst two Judges. but not nKnlnBt three. and
tho business OF awNarlnG prejudice aRA1nst the
Judges wholesale, which Inns prevailed to nr
AMrtIlLng extent In COuk County for HDMo y1Nrs.
will bo lirukon up. Under tho new law. also.
there In to bu ho exception to tha r1ite. thAtn
chnngo OF venue, whpro the cause alleged Ia
prejudice on the part Of tho Judge, silHti not BE-
tnkg,i outside tho county III which the tMdlct.
mont Ia fulind. The full text OF this very tul-
rurtant act Ii ns fotlOwS:
An ACT To nmanl Soc. 81 Ut mn act entitled IAN act
to rasfsn tho law IN relnun 10 change of yenuc.'
HEGrNN he IL rnMeftd. rft Th1t Sec. II nf MI net
entitled An aes e TYyis9 ts aw n ssnon t" t. ehanEa ~,
lu fNrc1 July l. ls3.. h9 niid thu sAae 10 heESes
SEE. y. Wien the cMutu for chhnRe of vhnu0, 10
thu Mreluats nt tue Jule or Mny tno n tha,n te
Icnat Drp reputable re.htcnta ot tlls cnnniy
and lit ku tr tu the applicant atHt.k that
they bpiiGvc the JuuNls or y twN 1T tLatII. q. tho
ttlny ta are prsluiiceh nxninhE thg arttchn
sIsfscSn lis csss ntSy tried 81 o.tsf u t!,a
CirCutt IntiRGN nf tB Circuit In which tho cs4 ls oh
Ing. nt1d tie yeIno slali NOT bo ehunHGd from the
county ,n which tho Indictment u found tn such caso
, 1881-06-03
DEADLY WEAPONS.

DEADL1 W NtIAFONSs
Mr.. Morris, of ftardlu, n county where revoiy.
ers, bowie. kn!vca, siung.shots. and the like aro
az common m artlcle Of dress US In Arkansas,
conceived tho Idea very cnrly In the session
which has Just ended Of placing OIL the Btatute-
bucks q law 10 regulate tho tratlic In deadly
weapons. and to prevent their sale to minors.
Tho former turbulent condition Of things In
Hardin and Wf!liamsou-the homo OF
the celebrated yendetta-hnd tho fn-
adequacy Of the existing statute. which
rcnehcs by n nero Tine only tho carrying
OF concealed weapons ano thotr display in q
threatening manner, to meet that condition, had
apparently convinced him that something moro
Notwithstanding looking 10 tho root Of tho
ovii-shpuh be dune. Tho bill which ho intro
diced, and which he fought for against all man
piete revision, oi tho o!d ia1, touching not nnIy
tho carrying uf concealed weapons, but placing
proper restrictions around thelr disposition, and
absolutely prohibiting their saiG TO minors. Al
thouHh designed 10 meet an nnDsnnlOus condI.
tion nf civilization In tho border counties Of
cseRs erns ri % o,ar w 81 m hss
iIis 5ooks, Is M Us fli follows: ~ VI" ~ 'p'' >' "
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, 1881-06-03

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Tyinx saeh bond sv i,oa!i trli from titus tla
DIRECT. And said isard .hal make M annnnf repoIt
%Snsy. scee1ea md di:Sasssd by tSam pursaaat IL
Sic tu. ANY person who shall be iicenten by tad
c"nnss nr ssnntiss ii ~hie sus,, arson n,aS ssira
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ponslty for such nes'ect ini!ure, pr refusal.
, 1881-06-03

Mr.. Carter secured nn amendment to Sec. Of
tho not concerning conveyauces by tho Insertion
Of tho wor.l "an" at tho ncEsnnng OF tho sce
ton, ana tho striking out Of lho wprd "respect.
lively" after the wor,ls "grant. Gnrgnin, and
nOvo nil chance for luIbbles by cnptlous lnw-'
ycrs To tho nacnning. In this connection, of the
word respectively"
, 1881-06-03

Tho most Important not OF tho Thlrty-sccond
General Assoubly, ~ fur As Cook Uot,uty IL COLI
cernst!, was tic l,aas'sXu ot Mr. Pns.sha Justice
Of tho Peace bill, which 1nnkoa every county in
tho state u lustiao uE thu l'cAc0 "dfatr!at," with
tho exception Of Cook, which Is divided into two
such districts, onu embracing all OF the
City Of Chicago, and 10 bo designated tho
Chicago DistrtvL 4nl Tho other all that part 0f
tits county antal,lD OF Chicago, which Is to he
designated ~ tho Conk District. 1t IL unnecos-
eary in this connection " rccarltnlalu the nts-
ulurnss Efforts whptl huy0 bton nude for aev.
urnl Sessions past tn ~ anona tho inw ns 10 PIT
q cll1ck Oil tt!H a.sIwnX AbtssD Of Justice III Cook
Coutty. Sutleu II tO shy untt thOy wore NIL oh.
jpGllunabc, other en,lsttintionllIy nr Geeatls0
tho cullntry tletnbgrs wouldn't llRten ta tABnl,
and TINT It rcnAtntl for ME. Parish to tlisu0ycrn
plum whcruty this tnlKht In d0HG Without Tying
III tho tace Ut tbs Constitution or unGalli4lUrinK
tho autlve toal0usy, rtej1llicu, aud set-
lnterEst Ut sho rtIful i!enllters, whose
balliwickB Rre not tcrrttntlally disturbed.
nut aro simply called by another
mime. Tho Constitution prtaylles thut IuAlrpA
of the Pence shAi bo cleptcl In and for Buch
- districts" M HrD nr lnny t1H prltilgl BY law,
and that their ktsiS!uti1n shnil bu uniform.
Tttu .judIeiury Committee, tlNlr1tcln9 Tho Gtxt
lawyers In tho two 1tnuseA uHrocd that tho IL.
vision Ut th0 tgFrft0rt ~ Nrupuset " NT. EariHh
wN8 In AecprtlAnr1 With tho EAH2tttullQp, Anl1,
after soIlu amendments which merely pt1,rl.i0
for tho uSc OF tho uI blanks, tho bill Wns e1l-
acted tnto q iaw. With ths aFuarxeucy clause at
taChcA.
, 1881-06-03

Through tho cllorts OF Senator Tanner, Soc.
eUU Ut tho Itovcnuo net was amended 80 us 10
provide for IN absolute snle OF realty, forfeited
to tho Stats for doItuauent taxes, whcro tho
vnlio of tho property Is certified by tho County
J,i1g1. Cturk, Or Treasurer to cqunl Or be less
than tho amount Of tnxcs md penalties due
thereon. Tho sccton, as amended. reads RS fol-
luwY:
HEc al Every tract Of lot 80 offered at public sale.
md ant III Mmnt uf bidders, shall b fnrtattHd "
tho SUITE e ilitna!4. pt,'ris hoWsxpr. t'iat WmSn
'rt,srpr klAil certify tAt tliu taxos forfeited
lands eQtui nr exceed thH McsuII vnlur Ut such
ana4. a. 9sot d,tcetsd ty iaM Z" rxEgss 1or saiq
snrh cnrttrhtS yIur for eAlG y lo iLiKh9st bidder
sns, l,aUter wtlin rssrii IT tl.u tr,.ct iandt
~ sss! i! te purchaser It .et sa!1 ~ n ntaos
rlsW RECEIVE credit ~ bis settlement with ths cuat1.
dim t tho sevu1At fMnt!* iHr when M n,9en faH WnS
the amount rocclvGh from A,,y aurh sute sni bo Mi
ly Hurh EOl!cttut ps1 fhan tn th0 CUSTODIAN u LILO
novesH1 {ulta Gnttt{ed th9FGto.
, 1881-06-03

ION n 4COLIiEIAoltS' 4sf1I IUtNSs
Heuator Campbell introduced a bill, which be-
came u law,.,whIch conpols Town or District Col.
lcotora to mike q detailed stnteneut Of delfn-
quent taxes 10 County Collectors. in place OF the
'lumped" returns at present made. Yho ap-
parcut object Of tho bill IL to cnable County Col
loctora to moro easily ascertain from these de-
tui!cd statements Just what rronorty Is dciu-
Q,tont, instead Of compelling them to hunt
through tho town books, ltom BY Item. The act
Is ns Follows:
AN ACT to amend Sec 1a, OF nn act entitled An
est fur thy n*sssmeMt * propert{ en-! for te teyy
as. sasp y
sESTtosi y eaas,s!. e.. Tint se0: ia q nm ac,
pIoys1 May iSs. 10 and The aaHs shoreSy au'oadai
@ .n spd District ro!,se,er. sha'l s zetsrn
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, 1881-06-03

Nr Nh1ahOIn1 NY NIOTY O3Ifnfn0Jl ff,n Tn1AAON
DIT. IAlsaohnt ot h'AH' oot"!uSu 'no pttesMs1
OF Mn utt, modelled oil tho pruvtsinna OF tho Eil-
al'an 'w, ~ psovc's al,' rmsu 'ao aaoaa
~ .,,rh ,r,ic,cu ,vhcu n,,ltcrntod 9hn or1 otnnl
y. sueu "tt'u.sn "uu.I uuui'u,M.ou Inv v..1nA.
U{ll contained q 6ECUcl OH glucose, Ntlt fGtA llu
,n he atricr M m,t IN ncnt tbe obiuc.Innx or the
W w 0'tA1Ao4 VIZ :" L'eos >Ao 111ae"o" ~ 'Ne
corn.ratscrs ln both houses. alld the question os
10 WhetAer glucoso Nv An auu'teFauon or hM ~
left by the bill as something tu bu uetertnpel by
tao sa.s. ,. ~ ,,' ,',.,.a. "r ~ o..a ~
4,n,a croned m, cnlstofnrv Nrn IN ma f;ovnrnor
st".e' "FuhoN W. sopaso'a., t'.e W. s"v ~ ~
Tor tho pllr1lo8G nt lnuuOtnt AM 10 Wltnp0lu MS
signature. nut tho Executive was liyn,, nnd tho
fu0l.AhuIteFAttuu act tAkea !t6 place OIL tho
stnt,ISr. l,pok lii tho following shnpe:
.ts@-s.s @ - ~ 'eo's. ~ '@s - .n =.
AN Arrt 70 Gssvo1t aMa pn4isA in9 ed1!lsefauoa ot
, 1881-06-03

QIsN
Senator Do Lang had 6otter luck with hle
Dentnl surgery hill than ho did with his Anti
rouE. lioom bill, although tho forrner was vto-
lenlly opposed by that class Ut statesmen who
believe III uyury luait helnH bis own tUoth-cnr-
p0tlser, Or iIs gusne expressed it. ot allowing tho
s.ltlpror irotn u tOothaeha 70 call ta black
smith II ho or she ~, desired. This law wus de"
uiaudcl by the best Acrtsts Of tho statu, bow
over, AB n mcans of protection nRaltst tile " ~
R.aet" class aud u p,Ntinliuncn 0f tue !tbortlea
inkeM By theses gentlemen with thoir patIonss
while the ,utiur wvra under tho lutlunure vt
nitrous 0xtis. Thu bill was drawn after tho
Hoard Of licalth act model. and goes on the
statute -buoha iu the foll0wlng shape:
AN Aur 10 suro Tho better rdIsatan " psaclltl9n.
g asn.'sr1 X ~ stass ot Pn;. ,s II .., ,s nm.
axM s.s Ut II Tx IL. st IL S ps.iss r. X sntss
sae II t ;.ossoM .!iaIi itass ii isiaa ruin s
inru!ty ~ sIus fo!.at,a HrRat tselN, dnly nulnf-
MtH 3tatr.. Ut W tlln IawA " sola nroEH cnuAlry
In whGll gttIict0 etll!rEpa latb xak ~ tlu tIu
thu ls.uo o. such dipln.i.n nnn0ay HuystG1a y ina
urse or iuetur6a and natEuctttht IN dGhA 9nEEvry;
I'rausL u, fnt any persn r1Hltiylhx htn ths STATE
Iuuh 411it3st, Hnd. i9Atfu afsa
Aodicisa ff.sa. any esra'ae!s nedlsai Soeao shail
untitled ~ pt&cu nenttarSi lii tbls sttto npnh %"
tubnlS lsutu tut Tho VuTpu*a ~ hatuinsttut pru-
ysYd sa nvsh,nF r ~. ~ sna & o.
sEs: !. a ,n.esd Of ExYmlaucs. y cuasl.. ot ays
ahsfi Oo u carry out rho puTposus 4nd anfree Tho
utyf6iuns uI khlx act. Tbs Menayxs " &a!u 4eafu
, 1881-06-03

The terms Of County Courts were satisfactory
all around, With u fuw exceptions. Tho laws
pnssctl on the topic change tho times OF boiling
court In the counties mentioned tn tho dates
given. The remainder Of tho County Court cir
cults in the State were not talnpored withs
calhoun, Jannary ard August
Ettlef MARCH, and teptctl,tef.
Fulton, March and August.
Hamilton, Innlxty md AHgnst.
johnson, March H1,d NoptBIubGf.
lAa Hnl3s Hrat MnhtAys In January, March, Nay,
Scpter,hur, And SOsa1nt1r.
M0u!trle, JnnunEy and August.
ltUts. July An1 ljecG,pbat,
NcrMll!nh April. Anvunt. nnd Dec0rlbers
WnJns. JnnuMty md August.
Wllnehago March, juno and NoyGMb3f
, 1881-06-03

Ecuator Condce, at tho request of Coroner
Mutsun, Of Chicago, introduced and succeeded
in passing q bill which gives to Deputy Corohers
tho sutnc powers Us nrc now exercised by
Coruners themselves, tho apparent Object Ut tho
blll being to lcgallxc tho otficiat acts Of such
deputies. The full text NJ tho bill, which ts Of
some Importance to Conk County, Is as follows:
ASlAcr allowing cornncrs to ar,'oint deputies. and
to ptcrcrihq tlLttr duties;
SitfiON !. ~ Il tnatte,!. rte. That each Coroner
may kpLo:nt one 0r ,anre deputse not the
number allowed by rule Of the ttCHll Court " bis
COuaty. aud Ake beAd security irV!n the l0r
his Indemnity. srch appointment shn1l 0e In writing.
shall Ge determined ,y l.s COUNTY ii0ard:
tho duties ii hs 0nies take hid subscribe nn oath.
alEpat;on Il !iky form ns scnuiisa ot C"F9nsts,
sEc. T. naputy Coroners. duly nppolnted and g!al.
HE'D nny perform any and ~ tho autles u tue Gos
such deputies ahal 10 held u he ncts OF ths Coroner