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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25
Gone to the Grave.

At Petersburg, w. Va, on the
18th Of January, 1881, dear sister
passed under the shadow and found
home where death never invades-
A model of zeal and purity, she
died young, in the sweet spring
time of life, to find an Immortality
of youth. The golden chain that
bound US to earth and the scenes of
childhood is broken, but with all
the force of love and faith it now
binds us closer to the Great Shep-
herds fold One of the brightest
lights of home is gone, and Oh
how we shall miss her! She is
dead. Dead! Oh! what strange
power the word has to us just now!
To-day we feel shorn of strength
and that the sun of our earthly
hopes hangs low in the horizon
We are left in perplexity, strangers
in a strange land. But from the
smouldering ashes of that delicate
form, the divine spark of sacred fire
has gone to Gods altar, from whence
it came, and ere this angel wings
have famed it into new life and
immortal vigor, but that new
grave at Petersburg must ever re-
main sacred. WI BARGER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25
An Ohio Lyn.ching>
A Mob. Opens the Tonton jail and
Hangs one ofthe Prisoners.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20-A Times
Star lronton special says John
Wagner, one Of the murderers of
DIR. Beggs, who was killed two
months ago, was taken out of Jail
between twelve and one o'clock last
night, and hung in the Court House
yard, by a party of forty to sixty
masked men. They first took Bill
Geek, the other accused murderer,
and swung him up, whereupon he
confessed, duplicating others not
yet arrested, and they let him live
for the present. They then dis
patched Wagner. There is not
trace of the perpetrators Of the deed
and public opinion apparently APP
proves the act.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25

The Boston subscription to the
Michigan relief fund amounts to
The largest steel sailing ship
afloat, just launched at Belfast, is
named The Garfield.
Caroline Richings Bernard, the
celebrated vocalist, died recently at
Richmond, Va, of smallpox.
FACTORY BuRNT.-The Char
lottesville Wooden Mills and the
bridge near by were destroyed by
fire recently,
The Postoflice department has re-
celved over 10000 bids to carry the
mails in the States and Territories
beyond the Mississippi
Col. R. G. Ingersoll made funer-
al grafton in Washington recently,
which seemed to indicate that he
is not averse to a belief in the inn
mortality of the soul.
KILLED BY A BLAST. The Staun-
ton Spectator says. Zone day last
week Timothy Mahony, son OF Dan
iel Mahony, Of this city, was killed
by a blast on the railroad work in
Rockbridge county. He was about
"a years of age.
DEATH IN New YoRK.- Death
reaped a large harvest in New York
city during 1881. The deaths re-
ported numbered $500, being an
increase of 6,072 as compared with
the preceding year, and of 10.267
as compared with 1875 The
deaths of children under five years
old numbered II, 437 of these 13, 141
died under two years, and of the
latter number 9,642 died under one
year
BIG MEN WITH Big INTERESTS. 81
In LITTLE WEST VIRGINIA Ex-
Secretary Blaine will now devote
most of his time to his coal railroad
in West Virginia. Ex-senator
Chaffee is said to have 100000 in
the same road; Senator Davis Of
West Virginia, 100000; Elkins
the same, Bayard little, Window
considerable, and Mr.. Blaine prob
ably 100000. 1t runs from the
Baltimore and Ohio to the source of
the Potomac, and thence South,
leading to a country rich in timber
and coal. PHILADELPHIA Press.
GEN. GRANT AND GEN. PORTER
General Grants change of opinion
in the noted case Of General Fitz
John Porter, is exciting general in
terest and much curiosity. He en-
dorsed the action Of the first court
martial, refused to reopen the case
when he was President, and CON
demned the conclusion of the Sc
cond court-martial. He now thinks
Porter has been unjustly condemn
ed, and favors his restoration to the
army. He assigns as his reason for
his change of opinion that the maps
of the field of Bull Run first CON
suited were inaccurate, and that
the new and better surveys put a
different aspect upon Porter's con-
duct and fully exonerate him from
blame.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-01-25

A Full Stock of Finest and Best
groceries just purchased and opened.
Highest cash price paid for pro-
duce of all kinds.
CLAY L LEON Ar Statesmen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Another legendary FIRE.

The alarm Of FIRE at 0 o'clock last even.
ing was caused by the burning Of A.
Hill & Cos slaughter. house at the head
OF Crown Point ravine. The firm re.
Gently purchased the place and had just
finished r~enovating and putting It in
frst.class condition Saturday night. Yes.
terday the tools and implements were
placed in the building. as were also the
clothing. bedding. etc.. OF the men to be
given employment. There had not been
o Ere started In the place and the propri.
etors are Of the opinion last nights fire
was the work Of an ~incendiary. They
estimate the loss at $500. and had no
insurance. Mr.. Gostz, the junior mem.
Der OF the firm, 10 in Silver City today
arranging for the removal OF Q slaughter
house from that place.
II some Of the miscreauts who have
started the incsndiary fires Of the past
year could only be discovered Il would
not be q bad idea to furnish them with q
hemp necktis. It Is to be hoped some
clue will be obtained to the wretch who
caused the Ere last night that he may DO
properly punished. Arson Is becoming
too common in this section and n Of
these days somebody will suffer for the
crime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Piper,s Ope.s Msuse.

The piece to be performed by the Jol'
lities Comedy Combination who Will
open a, Pipsr's Opera House, Virginia.
ON Thursday evening. January Sth' may
be described as follows:
Cornelius Twiit, m irascible old toy.
maker, has a mania for magical and cleo.
trical experiments. He has q hayward
son. John Bobble, q nephew. Christie
nher. who is his apprentice. and . saucy
servant named Catty. Christopher Is in
love with . pretty millinor named Dolly
Wimple. For years old Cornelius has
been at work on his masterpiece, q mag
pi6cently dressed lie. size doll, which he
proposes to sndow with life. and then
make her his sons wife. John has.
however, encouraged o tender passion
for the maid Caterina. Old Cornelius,
Who has appropriated q small fortune
left to Christopher BY his father. treats
him badly. and to cap the climax sends
him to bed without his supper on Christ.
mas Eve and takes his own son to sup.
per at q friends house. While they arc
away Christopher dons his garb Al Ne.
Pn,s'opnsies ana awa,,s 'ns ann,sa "
Douy, so.ls $50 -.
qu',aa oae ..''''s' ou' u.uos s,.s.
All Nc. money 70 poo. Nousn, my
Christopher thinks OF the doll. and 10
su,e net gorgeous aIess w'.iu Do.y.
"niie o Is dressing 'eiIins s'olI
comes up ana Oornsiius having ieafn.e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
New Years Day.

The ringing OF Ere bells and blowing
Of whistles, "s custom more honored In
the breach than Its observance" ushsred
in the new year In Gold Hill. To add
to this. q gang Of young boys gathered
and, with tin pans. coal.oil cans. etc..
marched around making oil the noise
possible, doubtless because the prophecy
Of Mother Shipton failed to DO verified
aud they were granted longer life than
expected.
Yesterday the weather was cloudy but
withal pleasant. Few callers went out
in Gold Hill. but those who did 20 70.
ceivsd q hearty welcome everywhere
though "open house" was kept ut but
two or three dwellings. In Virginia the
day was more generally observed. A
number are making New Year calls there
today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Postmaster General Howe Declares
Himself q BtalWart.

CHICAGO. December Sl.-In an In
tsrvisw tonight Postmaster General
Howe said he was not at oil familiar
with the Star route prosecutions. Hs
said that he would live with his dauRh.
ter. whose husband happened to DO
counsel for the defense In the Star route
prosecutions. He himself was q Stsl.
wsrt, II being . supporter Of Grant con.
stituted him 80 such. Regarding bis
appointment ss Postmaster General, he
said: ~ have not asked for this appoint.
ment, and while the negotiations were
going on I was 10 the Far West. Yet l
know Republicans In Wisconsin who
were as good friends as Blaine and Gar.
field had there or elsewhere asked Presi-
dent Arthur to give me . place 10 the
Cabinet" He had no intention Of in
terisring with or diseharging employees
because they did not think as hs did
politically. He will enter on his duties
early next week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
MiscellaneOus

SNo srSo PnIsoS. n. Y, January a.
Daniel Cash. q convict. was assassinated
Saturday morning by Angelo Cordetta. a
fellow prisoner. There was no quarrel
and not q word was spoken BY either.
The cause OF the murder Is unknown.
ST. LOUIS. January "A Post special
from Kansas City says: Joe Smith.
alias John Burns. O noted burglar and
desperate, was sho. and killed by O6ioer
Lowell Saturday morning about 4 A. NJ,
while prowling around some residences.
LITTLE Rock. December 3l.-Judss
P. @. Dooley and Hon. Casper Allen
burg. prominent Republican members Of
the Legislature. were arrested this morn
ing by q special Treasury agent on Q
charge Of frudulently collecting and re-
teption Of pensions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
The hydraulic pumps Of the cOmbin,

The hydraulic pumps Of the Combine.
ton shaft were not started by water
power yesterday. owing to the leaking
OF the pipe leading from the reservoir.
The defective Jennings have been rsfiled
and connection will probably DO made
with the pumps tomorrow.
From tho number OF locations made
since tho closing OF the old year 1t would
seem there were plenty OF people who
had great hopes Of an improvement In
tho times on the Comstock during 1882.
As their faith IL founded on rock Il will
not bs shaken.
Judge Rising opened the District
Court this morning by telegraph from
San Francisco and likewise adjourned
until Friday at IL A. n. This Judge has
been sick ct the Palace Hotel, but 10
now oonvalsscipg.
The Regent Mining Company has lev.
led an assessment Of twenty five cents
per share, delinquent January 80.
The New Year arrived in frowns and
tears-may II 60 out with smiles and
blessings.
The cash receipts OF Justice Hires
court for the past month were SEQ %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Lyon County Items.

The following items are taken from
the Lyon County Times Of December 81:
G. R. Thompson has been offered
5000 per ton for the ore he has In the
dump Of his claim called the Telegraph
Hill.
A ledge. rich in silver. has been dis.
covered in Mason valley, two miles
south Of the Sprsgue copper mine.
A boy named scbooley received o
charge Of shot in his face from a toy
pistol. Fortunately 1t was loaded light
aud no serious damage resulted.
Last Sunday morning q team belong.
ing to Luke's stables in Virginia ran
away and smashed things up to the tune
OF Sl50.
There is good reason to believe that
as soon as connection is made between
the Sutro Tunnel and the Overman and
Caledonia shaft. work will be disconiin.
u.d in the tunnel. A DRIFT has been run
from the shaft to meet the tunnel. and
il Is expected the junction will be made
at an early date in February.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
eeu.rsl Roseoraps' Autobiography.

General Roseorans' Autobiography.
WASHINGTON. January 2.-The Ma.
tional Republican has published the fol.
lowing: General Rosecrans, in his auto
biography In the Congressional Direct
ory." just published. attempts by inu.
endo to slur Generals Mcclellan and
Grant. He says he was second In com.
mand to General Mcclellan In West
Virginia. his brigade winning the battle
of Rich Mountain. which established
tho supremacy OF the Union IN West
Virginia, and won the battle Of Corinth.
October 8 and 4. 1852. pursuing the
enemy until recalled by General Grant.
who wal ut Jackson, Tennessee. seventy
Ave miles away. The Republican adds {:
'.It 10 easy to understand that jealousy
created by General Grants glorious vic.
tory on the held whore he had met Q
disastrous defeat caused General Rose
crans' attempt to dim the lustrs OF
Grants glory; but what motive other
than ovsrwseping vanity could lead Gen.
eral Rosscrsns to essay to dstract from
the faded laursls Of General Mcclellan"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
SMALLPOX Spreading.

KroxuK. a., December 3l.-This Of.
ternoon ono OF the students In the med.
ical college, named Hubsrmus, died Of
smallpox. and will DO inferred in the Pot
tsr's field at midnight. The remaining
cases present . moro favorable aspect
this evening.
New YoRK. December 31.-Five new
cases Of smallpox are reported.
BUFFALO, December 3l.-Seven new
cases Of smallpox are reported and tho
disease Is spreading.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Mmiioanires tn Prospective.

The following location notices have
been filed with County Recorder Bren.
nan :
Mansfield & Sens claim, formerly
called the Cabinet. in Negro rsvine,
Devils Gate District, relocated by John
Mansfield, John w. and Frederick ].
Mansfield.
Robert C. Burton claims 1900 feet Of
mineral bearing ground near the Key
stone. Virginia Mining District. and calls
il the North Utah Consolidated.
Il. E. Bsggs claims 1900 feet, formerly
known ss the Alabama claim. 10 Flowsry
District. and named 1t the Flowery min.
ing claim.
Thomas Msrkls and Lawrence Don
nelly have relocated the Representative
claim. in Virginia Mining District. and
called it the Monitor.
n. L. MCGOWAN has relocated the
Juliter claim aud called 1t the MCGOWAN.
p. E. Shannon has located the North
Scorpion claim. Virginia District. 1t
adjoins the Margarita on the west.
vuuue5 uoutkoucty Nus NAV ioecs'e
the New Jupiter claim. Virginia Mining
District. 1t adjoins the Troy Consoli'
dated.
Robert Morrison has relocated the
Blue Jacket claim. on Cedar Hill. and
called 1t the Grange.
Bart Kinick and NJ. T. MCGOWAN have
located what they call the Shamrock
claim. in Virginia District.
Miles Tiffu and Patrick Leehy have
located 1900 feet Of ground in Gold Hill
District aud called 1t the Southern Star.
George Nelson claims 1900 feet in Vir.
giuia Mining District under the name oil
the Northern Star. 1t Is Q relocation OF
the Northern Light.
Joseph Josepbs claims 1000 feet OF
ground adjoining the Scorpion on the
north. under the name OF st. Potter.
z. Lyford has filed notices Of reloca'
tons OF the Golden Standard and Prom
ontory claims. for the purpose Of secur-
ing additional surface ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
One More Unfortunate,

DETROIT, January 1.-The dead body
Of q Young woman. clad only In night
clothes, was discovered yesterday morn.
ing floating in tho river at Flint. II
proved to be that Of Martha Hesle,
daughter Of Charles Heale, o resident Of
that city. She was about twenty-five
years old. and much respected. She had
been teaching school for several years
past. She was seen rushing out Of the
house ct 6 o'clock. and traced aitsrward
by tracks 10 the snow to the river. II Is
believed she was lsboring under temper.
airy alteration, IS she had been acting
strangely for some days past.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Work wa. resumed today iu the "


Work was resumed today In the vinze
from the 24O0 level Of the Hale K Nor.
cross. All the workings and under.
ground machinery Of this mine have
been overloaded and thoroughly re-
paired. The mine 10 quite hot, but as
soon a. connection 10 made between tho
Savage drift from the Combination shaft
and incline. ventilation will DO much
improved.
The mines in Virginia will pay OF to.
morrow, u will the Yellow Jacket. The
Consolidated Imperial and Alpha will
pay Of on the fourth. There are none
paying today for the reason that the
banks are closed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
workings or tho star Chamber.

One Of the notices e~manating from
tho Star Chamber Of the County Com.
missionsrs was served on W. W. Booher,
County Superintendent OF Schools.
That official Immediately made affidavit
to q statement, in compliance with the
requirement Of the notice. that he had
received in fees the sum Of -. and
performed work for the county amount.
ing to -; total. -. Will some OF
the wise ones inform the News when
aud 10 what manner the Superintendent
OF Schools receives fees Of any sort for
hia labor?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
A MYSTERIOUS Case.

CHICAGO, December 3l.-A shadow Of
mystery has been thrown abou. the ar
rest tonight by Pinkerton's detectives Of
two men, Louis Otto and William Peck,
who are locked up away from the reach
Of reporters In the police station. II Ia
given out that Q fraud Of $50, 900 Is 10.
volyed. and that several other parties.
vet TO be arrested. are behind II. Siren.
uous efforts are made to keep the matter
from publication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Omcial Scandal.

New York, January "A Washing.
ton special says: The attention Of Con.
grsss Is to DO called at . very early day
TO what is believed to be Q rich mine for
investigation in the Office OF the Con.
troller Of the Currency. in connection
with the settlement Of the affairs Of the
insolvent national banks. 1t 10 the talk
in the Treasury Department that there
has been . great deal Of money need.
lessly spent in winding up the banks,
and that certain individuals have largely
profted at the expense Of the dspositors
and stockholders.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
mech.nie.' Usion Officers.

The semi.annual election OF the Me-
chanies' Union held Saturday evening
resulted in the choice Of the following
officers: President. Ambrose Euglis;
First Vice President. ]. H. Dyer; SEQ
ond Vice President, A. j. Mccarthy;
Recording Secretary. J.. W. Plant; Fl.
naucial Secretary, A. F. Mackay; Treas
urer, G. N. Brown; Marshal. +. II. Ed
muuds; Sergeant. alarms. J.B. Preusch;
Trustess-B. F. Hszelline, Ben Owens,
Alexander Wilson, James McAllister. A.
Mipshart,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Escape Of |. rriso.er.

Sheriff Hanks this morning received q
dispatch from Warden Garrard, OF the
State Prison, stating that q prisoner had
escaped this morning at 6 o'clock, and
offering q reward Of 500 for his capture.
The prisoner was described as q tall,
dark negro, about nineteen years OF age.
aud having two scars over his right eye.
No particulars Of his escape have been
ascertained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
The garfield Memorial Hospital.

WAsuIsaros. January 2.-The com.
mittes Of the Garfield Memorial Hospital
have received $500 from the Khedivs Of
Egypt. through Consul General Wood,
who writes that be expects to supple
ment this with further subscriptions TO
the amount oil $1,000. Minister Morton
at Paris. the American Exchange ct Lon.
don aud the American Consuls ut Am
sterdam and elsewhere are also receiving
subscriptions for the object.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
President Arthur on the Mormon
Question.

WASHINGTON. January 2.-Presidsnt
Arthur Is known to have expressed him.
self very decidedly on tho Mormon ques-
ton. and he will do all In bis power to
remove this blot from the fame OF the
republic during his administration. Re.
publican Representatives In Congress,
with perhaps one or two exceptions,
heartily sustain him. but he will meet
with opposition on the part OF leading
Democrats on the seating OF Campbell.
Tho Republicans OF the House will be
divided, and Haskell's resolution giving
the seat to Campbell cannot be passed.
Cannon may prove his naturalization,
but he can hardly obtain the seat, and
the indications are that the contestants
will be referred back to the people Of
IIfah
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02

A good pursativs medicine is one Of
the absolute necessities OF the age. This
want has been supplied by Dr.. ]. g.
Aver & Co., whose celebrated Cathartic
Pills are known 10 be the saiest, surest
and bes, ~purgstivs medicine ever offered
to the public. They are mild but certain
in their effects, aud keep the systsm in
good condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
|, Crank After George +. Roberts.

New York. January l.-Gsorgs D.
Roberts propOuncss O. W. Kesnsy, who
has brought suit against him for the
mod.st sum Of $500. 600. . crank. He
says he does not owe Keeney q dollar.
and never had any business dealings with
him amounting to anything. He never
was engaged 10 any mining transactions
with him. Roberts thinks 1t wonld be
charitable to call Kesney crazy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
A Possible Clue 10 the Tragedy,

It has reached the earn Of Q News
representative through Q reliable chan
mel that q man with light whiskers was
met just q short distance above the toll.
house on the night Of the Pollock
tragedy. who was followed by a woman
heavily yelled. Both were walking rap.
idly. keeping an even distance apart. yet
not far from each other. The man and
woman so described have not been found
but are being looked for by the officers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Save Money by Buying ~ Home

John Jones. Jr., the druggist, has all
the articles found In o arst.class drug
store aud disposes Of them as reasonably
as anybody else. People who 60 to Viz.
sinia for anything in his line OF busl.
ness lose money in 30 doing. Prescrip-
lions are carefully compounded day or
night. He has an advertisement under
''Nsv Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Amdaviss or b

Interested parties have filed afidsvits
Of having either did or had done the
necessary holding work on the following
claims for 1881: South Jacket. Gem,
Glen, Erwin, Three Brothers, Cavour
Gray Eagle and Cappurro mining
claima.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Stationery aad Rs.diny Natter.

Chubbuck 4 Thorburn. who supplied
Gold Hill with . p~roiusion OF holiday
presents. have q nus stock Of stationery
and Yankee notions and are agents for
all the leading papers and magazines
printed in the United states. They also
keep choice candies constantly on hand.
See their advertisement under New
Today
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
the Rest COS Yes.

Lieutenant Thomas o'Brisn won the
weekly medal Of the ssrsield Guard yes
,erday. He made the best score ever
attained over the range in shooting for
the medal. At the 2OO.yard range he
scored AZ points and at the 500, AZ
points, making q total Of 90 points ont
Of q possible 100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Family supplies.

Richard Mercer is carrying q large
stock OF groceries, family supplies. etc..
at his store, Main street, Gold Hill. He
has about everything necessary for
household use. aud Is ever ready 10 de-
liver goods to purchasers. See his I'D.
yertisemeut under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-02
Tn. sh.rin-. Collections.

Sheriff Hanks sold siIiy.ons licenses
during the month Of December, recsiv.
inc therefor sl272 90; his ca,h fees
smout,d TO 1894 90. and the work for
ths county to $3.50 during th. same
psriod: total work in the office for De-
cember, S1Sl7.