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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-17
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Oct. is, 1882.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.I

RINCoN N. NJ, Oct. ia valuable discovery OF
cnnabar is reported have been made IN the Sierra
Madre Range. about 40 miles west of Chihuahua,
by an American prOsDectOr. Den0uncement or inc
has been made and when the title Is perfected
a large force is to be put to work.
The gold excitement continues undated III the
Organ Mining District
The Terrence Mine has again closed down, after
running but 20 days in September
IL is reported that the Uniled States and Mexican
Syndicate has secured the Charlotte Mere, George
Canning Lillian DynenOr. Beatrice 5. Rochester and
Hopewell locations in the san Andres, and Is ar
ranging to stock and develop the Lillian DynevOr,
George Canning, Maine and NewHampshire mines
as group.
Bullion valued at S29. 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Little Pittsburg official report for the week end
ing October shows: Ore shipped 2S4 tons
settled for. 209 tons balance shipped and unsettled
for, 533 IONS
private letter from Lake Valley, n. NJ, under
date of DC ODER 10 says, regarding the Sierra mines:
Everything cleaned up. They Will ship AS tons
to-day which makes in all for September, 23-t3S-t
4S=111 bars, value $220,00O. j. w. Mickay
visit ed the mines this week aud is EN- route TO
New York III company with George Hearst, of San
Francisco, and Manager Gillette"
Caledonia (B. H. superintendent reports for the
week ending October s :" Ore produced 474 tons.
South drift. Discovery ledge advanced lOl2 feet /;
total, 49l2 tcet. The face is IN lOw-grade ore.
Slopes are looking fine and the mine will be in shape
in q tow days to supply the whole mill with ore"
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY. Oct. 16-P NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were dull and
the movements of prices we're irregular. Robinson
Consolidated held its own at 100, but Iron Silver
dropped back to 225. Green Mountain was L cent
lower at 6S cents, but Cherokee recovered from 10
to 23022 cents Decatur further declned 10 90
cents and recovered to SIS cents, against so cents,
Saturdays last price. Alta Montana fell to 20
cents. South Pacific was active at 14@ 10 cents us
Among the Coms ocks. Consolidated Vrginia uc-
clnei from 80 cents to 90 cents.
SALES At rHs MIYIY0 E1CHANGES
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filming.

DECATUR SILVER MINING COMPANY.
D-Property located. wills Guch Gilpin County Colorado
Main Office No % 80 BrOaiw.y 10 Newest, New York
Slocn Istel and called the New-YOrk and American
Mining boards WALTER X. MARVIN, President 5. w.
81 AIRS Treasurer G. W. GUFFIN, SecIetary HENRY
PAUL, superintendent
IOCUISTITA Sierra Grande and all other
~ unlisted mining Stocks bought and sold Close quotations
daily. W. BRENION WbLLlNd' % bIoIdWAy
OFFICE OF n
EMERALD AND HDDENrR MINING co,
1872 BROADwA NEW YORK Oct IL, 1882
rJNhe annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Emerald and liddente Mining Company viii be held at
office Wednesday November l. 1854 Ut IL O'Clock noon
" RICHARD II. ROBERTS, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE CLIMAX MINING COMPANY, }
No. 90 BROADWAY.
EEw.YoRK oct 49, 1922
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the CLIMAX
Il MINING COMPANYt
eby given. in accordance with resolution OF
OF this company that II Is the intention
of the to make application 10 the SUI
prene Cont of the New.York the voluntary dis
solution of company under the provisions OF the Code Of
Civil Procedure ii OF Chapter IL and that preparatory
10 such said Board OF Trustees herein require
all persons holding certificates stock OF such corporation
not them In the books Of the trans
fer Immediately such books for which purpose
the books will open until - O'Clock at tho
first day November 1882 at which Me the said books
win be finally closed. H. j. PlERkON,
Secretary
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"Studles in Early English Literature" by En-
elyn W. Washburn &c. r Putnam's Sons) make
no pretension of profound scholarship or original
criticism, but they contain interesting and appre-
ciative remarks upon the chief figures IN English
literary history up the time of Bacon. written in
an earnest aud often enthusiastic spirit, and Illus
tratod with pertinent extracts.
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gtsamtoats rnS R1ilrJ115.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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Wa PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore aud Washington

on and after May u, the magnificent Passenger Trans
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot OF Corlnls
and DcsOrOssesSL. Is fOiOw5
D. In except Sundays. prior car attache arrives IN
netOn u 10 IN. Night leaves washington ~
mdaily sleepers aud day coaches through to Chcnh
and Chicago ,,
D. daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 m, On
cnnati $3.50 Chicago 1886 and St Louis $50 ~
B. palace sleeper3 and day coaches though 70 Cincinnati
st. Louis an4 Chicago. - ~
~ O'Clock night daily arrives WashD On $780, m Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 daily Sieepcrs
and day coaches through 20 Cincinnati ~ NJ,
No other line makes faster time 70 the west dItl9
arrive from the West G'5Oa n. 800 p m and lOo0
Tickets sleeping Dcrths secured and baggage cAe
for and checked to destination at companys once no
l,nIn an
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situations manteo- females.


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baker %asss o S
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COMPANION, &c.-By an experienced ng 9psT,
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no menial service would be required Cal w So
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snectabe very excellent cook roasts and brols nicely
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COLORED SERVANTS, male and female, to
~ any capacity, supplied at short notice; ,bomse
94thst
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II homework willing and obhsng best ciy rSetehVo
Cali Tuesday and Wednesday at 400 West Slsts S' HOOi
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HOUSEWORK.-By a respectable middle
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city references sO4 East ZlstsL
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NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION
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- lady in wealthy family TO or teach growing 9m-
dren moderate salary good references Address lNlh
VIEW, sos West sd St
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w sishes washing to take home 70 cents per 10Ten
reference. Call or address ANNIE BU Ih go "eS'
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

IVIN DUO IVN.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Fare 80 TO Boston Tor hrsclas limited tickets good only
specified on their face.
steamers NARRAGANSETr and BLOOMINGTON leaye
daily except Sundays AT D. from n n foot OF
Jay-st, arriving In Boston at A.
Tickets all principal ticket oces St1teroo,,s
Offices OF WcscOt Express Co. 2O7
All Broadway and fifth Windsor t,otri
ticket offices. Freight alwaya IA at the lowest
l.. W. FILkINo. Genefa Passenge AGENT
VNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE.
l. FOR PkoV4DENc& BosT0S AND THE EAST
express daily sundays excepted BOSTON at
800 (parior cars attohedj; and 10 W., with
paiace sleeping
LlMlI'ED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL Rail. 90
NEWPORT express al D. M. (paIlor cars attachedl
riyes At Newport y. IN.
PROV DESCE special express at p m, (parlor at
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Tickets and paorcaT secured at Fifth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices and Grand Central Depot
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Ncw PUBLICATIONS.

NORTH AMERICAN NJ REVIEW.
~ - WYNN FOB OK , NON y Hpins Nv roh yvdsh
bfsokpER IL coGRrRooMs by Judge Joseph Eeil-
Problem FOR socIoLoGIsTs. By DR.. William A.
THE 'irNsDUsTRIAL VALUE OF WOMEN. BY Julia
ApVANTAGEs OF THE JURY SYSTEM, BY Judge
sAF Rwghi ~ E0i TsGerEATREs. BY Steele MaeEaye
FIJI PRETENsI0Ns OF JOURNALISM. BY the Rev.
TIL GeoTgs d seT OF VICE BY Anthony COmstoc
q. b rockingham and the Rev DR.. J. NJ. Buckley.
PUBLISHED AZ s SeH.s sSP
GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
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A0@'''' THE TRIBUNE.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882
Contains:
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INAUGURALs OF PRESIDENTS GARFIELD AND
ARTHUR
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE 1872 to 1880 INCLUSIVE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS In STATES.
Injections OF U. S. sENAToRs-U. S. CENSUS.
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ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL STATES WHICH
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ACTUAL sALEs-sHAEEs SOLD
,au.. Open High LOw-p,na Am. Ny
NNNS' ing est est Ex- ia
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Artumn Resorts.

DAVILI0N HOTEL, ISLIP, LONG ISLAND.
Remains open until November JAMES SLATER.
DERSONS desiring to econ0mZe can have
good board for the winter at low price country
from City Hal. Address A. Etc. Coraldton iIud-
NJ X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-17

"Our Liberal Movement III Theology" by Joseph
Henry Allen Roberts Brothers., comprises course
of lectures recently delivered before the Divinity
School of Harvard In versity. II is a review OF
the history and antecedents of New-England Uni
taranism, interspersed with interesting personal
"reminiscences, aud ending with an appreciation
of The tendencies of modern liberal theology and IA
forecast OF the future.
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Express Trains leave Desbrosses and fourt
Iandt streets Ferries follows: NN'
5:l 7.2O, g. $50 30 and 10 Limited IL n
4, D, g. T. s. and y. m, and IL night Sundaya Dlb Il
% Limited, and 10 H., 4. o. T. 3, and D. M, and IL
night
Express Trains leave NewYork daily. except Sunday az
7:2O and M, running through Trenton and
Camden.
Returning trains Street Station PhiladeIpha
2Ol 800 S:2i $40, $50, 1850. EGO $50 aud IA a m
l.imited Express lSo p m3 i . 4 o 19;25 Limited. g.
345 $50 m, (52o Limited), 3d. 745 and s2 ~ M
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brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fuionst Brooklyn Nos
ia ll6 and lis udson st. Hobosen station Jersey City
Emigrant Ticket Oficc, 3 Battery Place '''
The New-YOTk Company Will call for and eheck
Baggage 4 ON hotels and residences
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General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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NVuN ICU LINL
~ TO Boston Worcester, Nashua, Portland and the
Tne new Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the elegant boat the SOUND and
the a,O'ite CITY OF NkW-1Okk,
49, North River of Wattsst pier
above DesbTossesst Ferry daily except Sundays at
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uOUSEWORK.-By girl 20 do general
III bousework willing and obheng best city reference.
Cali Tuesday and Wednesday at 455 West Slss hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-17

In the Idyls of Norway and other Poems
(Charles Scribner's Sonsl Professor H. II. Boyesen
gives evidence ofa true Doetical fancy and sur
prising power of correct and graceful expression
His IT ethod is direct and simple, his imagery is pic
turesque, and though the metre trips now and then
vet his verse is upon the whole very musical The
Idys are probably the most successful o. the pieces
included in this volume; but other styles OF CON-
position are well represented.
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NrEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. R.

~ (PennsylS ania p r.. foot COrtlandt
Stations In Now-YOrK ( st., and DesbTos3css st.
(Censal X. H. OF y. J.. loot LibeTtyst
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing oct. 2, 1882
For souh Amboy, Via G. r. X. OF y. j. S.l5a 1i5,
4, q p. m. via Penn r. r.. g ~ m, 3 D. IN
For Matawan sc, via C. II. r. Of n. j. S:l5 a. m, l45,
A. p m. wa Penn X X y ~ II IN, 80 o. p IN ,,,.
GiT Point Pleasant via G. r. of y. j. O. 8 ola
ij. I. a. D. via Penn r. r.. 9. IL M $3.50,
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat &c. via C. r. H. Of
For Freehold via c. r. r. Of y. j., 8. sI5. ll45, a. m
6p. m. For Keyport ., = 10 ili5 a IN, 4, 4i5. p M
G. Z. A.. c. II. II. Of M. q. p A, p II. r. Supt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on aud after October l, 1882,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Traina leave NeW.GOrk, DesDIOsses COurtlandt
Streets Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg, Psbul 1.-The West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached M and p. m. daily. NewYork
hcago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking sleep
ing Cars at 8 a. every day.
Wiiamsporl. Lock Haven. p. Cory and Enc
connecting at ony for Tiusvile, Petroleum CEN
ire, and the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Washington
OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except SUNDAY. 10
a. arrive Washington p Regular Is and y. H.
T. and o. X. H., and : y. III. and ~ night
Sunday, via Is. and r. II. 5:l5 ~ night
via Il. and o. X r., .. IN. and IL night
For At anuc CITY, except sunday 0l6 a. IN and y. On
Sunday, 5:ij
For ape May except Sunday 5l5, lllOa SATURDAYS
only
Long Branch Bay Junction intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy a m, IL noOn $3.50 and y. m
Boats biooklyn with all through trains
tJersey City aiordlng speedy and direct transfer
Trans From Pittsburg $50 and 30 m 73O and
1929 p daily Prom Washington and BALTIMORE, go
600 M. o. $780, $3.50 and lU5U y. sunday $50
$50 a. H. 1890 p. m. From Baltimore 1:2O D. m On
SUNDAYS, $50 u. IN. From Philadelphia $500, 6:lt 63U
90 $780, $40, 1910 ii. l2O. 2 800 $50 G2J
1850 500 935, 10 % and 1850 m. Sunday 500 600
$50 G:5O ll:io a. 600 1880, 955, 1910, 1850 D. M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;DAYs AND ON SUN.
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The three volumes of Poems of America" edited
by Henry WadswoIth LOngfellow. and Just pub
lished by Houghton Millin 81 Co., consist OF selec-
tions originally made for the popular series of
Poems of Places" in which they formed SIX
volumes They arc now presented under the same
geographical arrangement but IN a new outward
dress and but for the coarse illustrations they
would be very handsome.
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BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave New-York daily. Sundays incl ded at from
Pier % North River of Murrayet connection by AN
MEX BOAT from BToOEy az 4:JJ p M. Jersey 1ty D. H.
Tickets St;erOOms be secured at all principal no
tells transfer Offices at the Office ON Pier IS and
steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents. y, y.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
III

Connecting with Providence and WOrcs- Ter RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, WOKCESTER,
The entirely new and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and the magnificent
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
d. m. rom Pier 20 n. r., foot of Warren-st.
Connections made at Providence; via r. and W 4 r.
Mountain points tickets for safe at all principal ticket
Offices staterooms secured a. onoes Oh Wesicott
wsv and sf Fifth Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
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sAzRs At rHs MINING BxCHANGES
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HOUSEWORK.-By respectable middle.
aged Protestant do general houseWOIKi Dost
CITY references 404 East 2lstst
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EIRST-CLASS COOK-By an AmerlcaI
II Protestant widow in pi family no washng ex
celent bread and cake 1872 East S6thst private
stable.
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~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYUKEMON REA and nterme-
date points leave Pier % f. H. daily D. IN
and II pm !Sundays e1espe connecting with trains at
FIELD DC Tickets sold aud baggage checked at 544 Broad
way. ~ Y, ana Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10 New
81
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Total saes lot INC my
.59lo seller so days. :13i y seller 90 days
GOVERNMENTS
S Is Coupon 1907 Us s Registered lSOI N
10000 ....-............119 10000. ll9
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I HAVE HELP, colored, male and female, TO
M any capacity city country with best references
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HOUSEKEEpER, &c.-By an American
woman, IL a good nurse nya Aids neat hand sewer
Address f. Box az Tribune Uptown ONCE, l2o Broaa"ay
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HOUSEWORK or LAUNDRESS.- q ca
pable welsh girl for city or country goI hud dpeS
not afraid OF work moderate wages Call az btha'e no
17th.st.
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Tuesdays Daily.
Ladies' Skating Contest,

All the available space not set apart
for the skaters at Masonic Hall was
crowded last night with spectators.
Miscellaneous skating occupied the
time up to nine O'Clock when the con.
test opened. P. M. Smith, !. D. Mil
Ter, Sta nley Thompson, Jas. Ellison
and P. F. Greenwood were the Judges.
The contestants were: Miss Emma
Brenneman, Miss Ida Fowler, Miss
Alice kurtz, Miss Mary Meyers, and
Miss Lizzie Chewnoweth.
After exhibiting a number of grace
full evolutions both in company and
singly, it became evident that the
Judges had a difficult task before them
in making a decision. The Young
ladies all did extremely well. The
Judges finally retired and after some
moments elaboration brought in a
verdict in favor of Miss Ida Fowler.
Judge Stanley Thompson passed SEN
tence and presented Miss Fowler with
the gold medal, in a few appropriate
words, complimen.ing all the young
ladies' quite highly. Saturday night a
medal will be given to the most awk-
ward skater. The decision of which
will be given by vote of the house.
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Commercial Institute.

W. j. Smith is circulating a sub.
Scription paper to secure names of par
ties who Will take scholarships in a
Commercial Institute. In case he sells
one hundred of these scholarships at
twenty ti'e dollars each, he will at cnce
proceed TO erect building for the pur-
pose. The building will be "a by 81 #.
three stores in height, and will be
erected within Two blocks of the square.
We hope he will meet with success and
that the enterprise may be speedily
placed on the road to completion. Our
business men and those interested in
the advancement Of local interests can
surely afford to subscribe, especially as
their subscriptions will be good for the
amount in instructions, at anytime
after the institute is inaugurated.
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Encouraging to Sunday Schools.

Friends of Sunday schools IN village:
and country districts are informed thai
the American 5. S. Union has directel
me TO give packages of books and pa.
pers to Sunday schools. Whole mum.
Der Of books 10 be distributed. SAB,
consisting of Scholars Hand Books.
Biblical Antiquities, Daily lessons, and
German scriptures.
Papers, $500 copies of the CAilFs
H0rla, and about IS alphabet cards.
Every School which will organize
promptly and apply to me in person,
or leave word at my house in Kinks
vile, or inform me by letter of its name
the name and post Office ofits super
intendent, the number of its teachers
and pupils, will share in the donation
until the supply is exhausted.
These publications are valuable
though the periodicals are not of the
the S. S. series for this year.
Those who want them should apply
before they are gone.
GEO. w. SHARP,
Missy. Am. S. s. Union.
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County Court Proceedings.

County court opened Monday, Marc
10Th. 1882, and continued in session
until Wednesday. Marcn 22d, 1882.
Judges all present. The followln,
business was transacted:
J: NJ. Edmonds appointed road overseer, Distric
Is, Benton township.
H. Benton ' toWnsRlp c'e' ''A' ''e''e'f' Ds'''
Approval bond; T & following road
Cooley ss sprans =. :. / L LiSeqiy
!. Il. Fl yam J, Benton
Ordered by the court that $40 be
appropriated to build bridge on Wal.
nut creek near Hodges ford in Walnut
township.
Ordered by the court that the State
Auditor be authorized to issue his war
rant in favor OF p. j. Brown for the
amount Of State schooi money appor-
toned to Adair county.
The annual settlement Of Il. G. Bel
by, collector for the year ending March
9th, 1882. was examined and approved
A. Shngerlani was appointed agent
for Adair county in matter of adjusting
taxes against lots .. s, Z. and s block 1
Knights addition to kirksville
Released the school fund mortgages
OF II. VI. Tull in book e at page go.
and of G. \. Richey in book &C. at
page 5.
Released n1s sw 29-6l-13 from school
fund mortgage of John NJ. Traitor up
on payment to the treasurer of $1,000.
Sheriff. report of sale of school land
in l6-6l-l7 approved.
Bond of l'hos. J. Dockery to school
TIP. 81, range Il for 500, purchase
price OF nLs. n1a .6-6l-17 approved.
WARRANTS ISSUED ON CONTINGENT
FUND.
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., Record, etc. for cir
W. II. Ivic 3 pr blankets TOR Jail 800
5 5. sS & 81 repair. ON js,
Il Knights Add. d. u" '''s D. '"" WIN l:s ,.
WARRANTS ON PAUPEE FUND.
$. W. Saunders eN Mrs Burch and Mrs Gray
son. insane Sl5 %
Geo. D. Cce ex Mrs Birch and Mrs Grayson
insane Il M
Frank Burch taking Mrs. Burcf 10 asylum - 60
ON ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND.
J Williams timber for approaches TO iron
bridge 80 10 |
4 Noorhies Is overseer 80
j Sharr chairman surveying road 80
WARRANTS ON OFFICERS SALARY FUND.
u 6 Glenn county judge SIS -
Stahl - - lg4S
QJOhnson :. - :. :. is -
ohm Shaver serv sheriff etc ~ Us
ON CAPITAL SCHOOL FUNDS.
Hall borrowed from 6+-l6 500
larry c Armstrong borrowed from swamp !
land fund. 20 N1 =;