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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
MARINE INrELLIGrNCE.
POET OF RICHMOND, july 2s, 1854.

lOkl Of ElAHhONDs 5uL1 SSi 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New Yors,
Merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Alien < Coz
agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunil Phl'aiclpha, mer-
ell indise aud passongsrs.J. W. McCArfick. agent.
hteasuer Arici. 1il)rti. Norfolk. United Slaies
mai, merchandise and passengers, J.. II. Taiun,
n1cnt.
schooner Georgia, Coffin. Kennebec river, lee,
Mrs Jane King.
schooner Lilly FalkcnbeTg, Crowley, New York,
general cargo, h. master.
SAILED.
Schooner +. z. Baird, webb. KirnngcS. to hnish
loading poplar wood for Philadelphia; vessel,
rrhocper Morris ". Childs, Torrey, 10 ton,
coal: vcs-el, Curtis 2 Parker.
Schooner Louie. S0mere Bridgeport. hickory
icgs aud hIIleis; vessel, Curtis & ParSeC.
Schooner II. y. Diyerty. Nicser on, Albany,
camel coal; vessel, Curtis & Parser.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, July 2s' 1884
lBy Telegraph 80
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rsuawh-, Greenwood. New London.
steamer Gus sniJttr. Kelly, Ncv Nors.
Stctpcr william Crane, Taylor, Providence land
sailed FOR West P1iut
SAILED.
steamer Souihwcod O}r.j, Walker, Hcrnacao
=. r.. having cO-led.
schooner Anna ". Eslcll, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29

THE AUCTION SALE OF THE PER-
L SONAL PROPERTY OFTIlOMAS HUNTER,
deceased, heretofore advertised To takt place
Thursday, July 3lst, 1854, At his late residence
ucar Ladore, Ame!lH county, EtrHnit, has been
a. pfnscd with. aud - III NOT TAhE PLACE
AsPUBLISIIED. TAXEWELL KLLErT.
Administrator Of Thomas tlunler. deceased.
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BY z. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &c., AT
Il AUCTION.
TO-DAY,
ot IN o'clock win sell at stare q general assQrt-
ment OF VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FuR-
NITURE, embracing variety Of housekeeping
goods. ,,,o,y,rN ,rrr
CHAMBER SUIT, nearly nc v, with WoVe wire
sprugs and elegant hair mattress, extensioG-tahle
PREVIOUS TO WHICH
I small assortment o. REGULAR GROCERIES.
cmhrsc ing SYRUPo, MOLAsSES. SptCED PIGS
rEFT. BAKING POWDERS. ROASTED coz
FEF. CIDER VINEGAR, SHOWCASE RE-
FRlGERATOR. &C. , 49,,
jy 20 f. H. Cooh- Auct'ne'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29
by George f.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOnecr.
No. 1908 Bank street.

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT WITH
L FRAME DWELLING THEREON, on TUE
EAST SIDE Of ST. PETER STREET BIZ
TWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS,
30 FEET FRONT 81 IN AND IA FEET 10
REAR, WITH FRONT OF 20 FEETON REAR
LlNE.-By virtue Of a decd Of trust from j. Is.
Tayor and Mary Smith. dated July 3, 1879, re-
corded in Deadlock ll5 A.. On page 20. In the
c,urs's oaicC of the Chancery Court, aud default
having been made In the payment Of the bOHd
therein secured, Will sell at auction Oh the prcmi-
ses, On
AUGUST ), 1881
10 o'clock T. VI, the above premises.
TERMS Cash a. 10 cXpen-es Of sale and - sot
Tie the balance due on the above bond-ylz.,
SIr7.j3, with six per cent interest fOr forty days
thereon and terms as to balance. II any, an-
uouhce0 nj sale. W. GODDIN. Trustee.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD. AuctiOneer. iy25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-29

ny t,rubhs a Apperson,
Real Estate Auctionscr,
No. 8 north E'evuth street.
uCTIoN SALE OF SMALL COST
a cHuRcH-HILL PRoPERfY.-wn b.
sold. on the premises on
TUESDAY, July 30, 1884.
nt 6k O'Clock r, n Two OLD tRAMED TES .s,,
MT-s.Tg cast side Twentv-eighth between n and
S,. s,ise PI Fry VkcANT LoT on the opposiie
ade q Twcniy-eiehth street s3xi2t feet 70 an
"' Tins Liberal, an. msds known a sale.
GRUBB5 4 ApPEksON,
" a2.24.ee.27Aas ------------A ae.loneer,.-
BY Jas. MacdoagaIl, Auctionser,
No. 10 Governor street.
TRUSTEES SALE.
on TUESDAY, July 29ru
at 1880 A. H., 1 viii sell at auction q" enf''
stock %
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of tho MIsnt s.re, to the trade. In lots b ss, se
stock consisting Of large lot OF
PANrALOoNs,
medium weight and winter we!Sh-)
MEMS SUITS,
MEMS OvERC0ATs,
BOYS SUITS,
BOYS OvERC0ATS,
CIIiLDREN'S SUITS.
ALSO,
ALI, THE FIXTURES N THE STORE.
A. n. KELLEY.
,o,a. TrtrSfl..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

-
Prof. Lonsway Of sslo wAs in the city last
Sabbath.
De D N Jones and wife returned home
from Southern Oregon last week.
Mr ] B Ssimson, Of Bake Oven. Or, was
in the city last week, aud while here called
on us
&C Cherry aud Cap I.anning both r..
turned from doing The Sound country on last
Saturday.
Misa Annie Mansasld Is visiting lriends in
Salem.
JH stine, formerly editor Of the Wsst
Side, was in The city Tuesday.
David Prime. OF Prineville, was in Albany
last Saturday.
Z L Bristow, of the Portland Standard,
Was In the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Mcconnell has rented house
on seeond and Washington Streets whsre she
will reside after the holidays.
Mrs. Thss. Nonteith, and daughter,
I.ottie. rstarHed on Last Thursday evsn-
ng frsm Iowa. whore Miss Lottio went about
. year and half AGO and Mira. Monteith =
few months since.
Mrs Judge Strahan aud children LETT on
last Monday for Nashville. Tenn, where
they intend spending the winter. We wiah
them pleasant trip.
Mrs Judge JOhns and son, formerly Of
this city, were in Albany last week and the
frss OF this week, buying cattle for milk
ranch they propose starting near East Port-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

In the case Of s w Crane agt Jos s pur-
dom, lately Sheritfof Douglas county. brought
in Multnomah county. claiming $1,000
damages fer false imprisonment, the defend.
ant has file0 his answer. denying that he Inn
prisoned the plaistiG without iu.t cause, and
further states that at the time he arrested
Crane in Roseburg On Nay 20. 1884. he vas
the regularly constituted Sheriff of Douglas
county aud made tho arrest ia obedience to
a. order from the State Circuit Court Of that
cousty, r Bean sitting as judge. that Crane
vas Ened 500 for contempt Of Court and
sentenced to imprisonment IN the county
jail 1t the rate Of one day for every two del.
lars Of fine until it was paid. This mandate
Of the Court was copied by the County Clark,
who gave it to Purdom, and in his official
capacity he had no alternative but 70 make
the arrest Crane remained only eight days
IN jail. bat claims he can show IN illegality
in his arrest that win entitls him to recover
SO. 900. which, depend on il. he viii never
do. Mr Purdom Is "a old Linn county boy
and the case viii be watched with consider.
able interest here He has engaged DolPh
Bsllenger. Mallory and Simon and means
business.
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store the other day and Wishing few sp.
pies 70 eat asked for four bit, worth, think. .
ing he 'eiehtip get four sof ave, that boing
about tho allowance Ia his home. He was
shnndsratruok when nearly bushsl were
offered him. .s
The well known Nellie Bjyd Tfoup, which
recently played eight nights 10 Portland TO
larss'houses'wlll be ~ Crswford's 0pera
House In this city on Thursday night Of
next week. They are woll spoken Of.
Tramps will have 10 make living some
way this winter, and rest assured II will not
bp by wsrk. II viii be by extracting goods,
money, etc., from the houses u those unior.
tnnAte enough 70 be In their nsishbprhood.
shost them on the spot.
An election bef was made IN thls city 10
which thero was proviso thatit should be
= draw II there was any troubls, and new
the beaten party i crying trouble. 10 got ous
Of II but no enc else knows what he means.
and evidently he does not himself.
Ths0dd Follows Lodge al Brownsville
sAs captured the other night. just At the
close q the nesting, by aboab twenty iadies,
well supplied With those thing, for which The
inssrman siten Graves and most snioyabls
rspast 4 said 10 have been parsaksn Of
{ EFT Fisher, County sarveyor Of Linn
couaty. y prepared with field notes and
township plsls Of this county b correctly
locale oornsfs Of laad where the s.a.s ha.
been lost or destroyed. aud will replace the
same with permanent monuments. Persons
wishing surveying dons viii please address
EN- II Aillsr's. Laaa eoaaty. Oregon.
The business asths Cnnnty Clerks otiiee
i4ssly has besn the drawing aud dealing ont
ef.warranls. over $50 having been ordered II
the tern Of Court In session Last week. By
the way couhty warrants viii b. taken st
this ofiss on Subscription st per. Az there
is no monsy In the Treasury Il might bs
well for some % take advantage cf this.
Awoodea Hutmsg maa Of cesneetieut
wishss 70 sell us gun for si6 in eash aud
el7 worth Of advertising. Such propesisions
are bseomlng altogether too commen. II
all Of them Wsrs Aoosptsd We would soon
havsour ofics iall Of guns. sewing machines.
.wagons. etc, and . corresponding depletion
Ia our already iabby pocket book.
The old sayiDg Of better late thaa Esvsi
applies % the following complim sstsFy MOTTO.
from the jacksonville Tsnss eve ssslsol
Cd 70 ptAle that the Albany DsHccaar, ono o
our mosi yaiusbls exchanges, had entered
new volame. |. is one Of the bsss papers o
northwest. theroughIy reliabIs. and shoul'
be libsrAlly sustained Long may II AOur
ishl7 y sss q.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

A Beia bui Poor Aftempi 70 heb ne ceun.
" TrehsuFeFs safe.


On entering the Court House Monday
morning Deputy shorIff Smith found the
door OF the County 1'rsasurer's efice open
and tI,e appearance Of The Office very chs =
otic. But glance told that m effort had
been made to rob the County Troasuror'a
safe. and another glance tbstlt had proven
. failure, Plaster was strewn around The
room, two Of tho large psnes 70 the inside
window leading from the north into the
hall we're broken to pieces, and the ssfe
door was jambed out fsw inches in the
middle In manner that inGlcated hard
usage. Around the key hole three ether
holes had beef drilled. There wes no
combination 70 the safe, The eud Of .
fuse was on the door and o round stick
with powder barn at one end. Powder had
bean introduced into The holes, and It bad
been set OF, and tho lock broken TO plestn
but oniyto set the bslts hrmer than before.
Between two and three o'clock the report
OF the same was heard by Mss Charlton
over the county jail and several sthsrs
living 10 the sicinlty Of tbs Court House,
Ibat4twss supposed 10 havo been the fir.
Ing OF gna aud nothing was thought Of
II. Fniling in this 10 seems that the burg
lar OF burglars had ri ed 10 pYy tho door
span. which WAS finally given mp sud tho
whole business abandoned. A. there
was only tio5 In the safe it was about -
we'll Tor DIR. Burglar, who no deubt was
not very familiar with Linn county fiuan-
ciAl matters.
A 70 the number sho made the at
tempt the only clue was sinxlo tsaek on
the ffosty grass around the Court House
ils direction Indicating that Is came In
past the jail and went around the south
side past tho wood sbod. of courao there
may have been confederate who came
IN from the trout. Entrance into the
Trsssufes's ofilse was nadeA By pryIng
open tho door with coldchlsol, marks OF
which were found on the sides Of the
door, The panos in the window were
evidently broken by the explosion spoke
Of. gtE .a .as9. aa. 3 -
Who the party was - natter Of spec.
uistIon, susplcious sooking character
have been seen around, and II IL easy x
lay the matter 20 any Of them, but Anoth
Or thiog 10 prove IT, For tho public safety
Il might be hoped that the burglar b
captured; bat the SNAIL amount of dam
ase, and lack Of convincing clues vii
probably prevent any great exponse In Ia
msttsr. Al the same time strangers ma,
expect 70 be gazod 81 In = very suspicion
manner.
The afialr caused no ilEile excitement 70
awhile. our city heretofore having beel
quite free from such bold attempts to 70
us Of our incre, and the spoculatlens oI
fered ~ 70 the sxporiencs OF the rObbe
were quiis common. This mar be count
cd on that lt was not the first safe the fe
low had tackled however posr . job b
did Ia thlS case.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
Grants aaa marks.


This week DR. G v Gray received from
Philadelphia three OF the famous Small
Yorkshire pigs andswo Scotch Colly Shop
herds, which he win plxce on his farms
few miles from this city, The Small York
shire hogs ara among the most popular.
being noted for the amount or flesh they
can produce in proportion to their bones.
the cheapness OF keSping them and many
ether good qualities IS porkers. No doubt
the descendants OF these pigs will he In
great demand neat year, The Scotch
Colly Shepherds, ara probably the best
and most faithful stock deg known being
noted for their great intelligence and
fidelity to their trusts, The introduction
Of blooded animals into Oregon speaks for
hefuturs ef the Ssate. and presents an
item worthy OF more than common cons
sideration. Il costs 10 do Il, but should
pay in the long run.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

The aGaxsttsn OF last week says:
There now remains less than ten miles
OF track 20 Be laid to cennect the two
working forces at each end Of the road.
The entire grade il finished and the two
forces are laying track ~ the rate OF from
one 70 two miles per day. There are,
however, . few bridges to be bnlit which
may pessikly delay the traoklsyers for .
very abort nH<e, but IL Ia now confidently
expected that the first through trip will
be made before the 18th. There are about
100 man employed In hurfAclng - fast a.
the track is laid. General Manager, VIM
n Hoag 10 still at tho front. urging the
bridge builders and tracklayjng ferces
with all possible haste.
This indicates that the road win be COM
pisted In few days, 20 that by at least
Christmas the people Of the Valley can
have grand jubilee By taking ride on
the road from Corvallis to Ysquina.
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eurrsHs events.

An effort viii be made 10 MAKE som6-
shing moro than soow outof Uncle Sans
navy. lts.
Cleveland says he win appoint his own
cabinet whom itcomes time. 10 the news
papers had better keep their cspacious
cabinet making mouths shut. ssatl
For the week ending Doo. Bth,lhere were
2oi failures ths Unlsed States. Water
will seek It's level. ~
Seattle has "a iinmenss Opera House
and ID happy, 81 + s44e
100000 will be spent FOR the building
OF Methodist College somewheFe on the
SQUAD. Thls IL sound policy.
Seven new countles were formed In
washington Territory by tho last I.egis-
lature. Oregon win lave 10 follow suit
sonetime.i Her counties are too large.
Yamhill county IL 10 have contest over
In county seat, foolish county,
Although Grant now receives $4,000 =
year from : private fund raised for his
benefit, 4 Is proposed to pension him by
the next Congress. -
While some are looking only at the
number Of manufactures that have aus.
pended Il Il well 10 notice those that have
started mp. In Ohio twenty. ave Iron
works, employing $4,000 men, an increase
Of over 400. have begun work agaln.
OIL weilsars drying up isi some parts Of
psnnsylvatIia. OIL IL not woll whom the
wells end poorly.
a few days ago Long Island deacon
elopedwith his PASTORS VIE. tho miserable
hipocFlles. s. s. -
California had vlalt from third.olass
cyclone On last Sunday, San Frsncisco
getting benefit. Signs were blown down
and things generally Of small structure
turned topsy turvy. At Bakersfield three
inches Of snew fell.
The Washington monument Is nearly
done. and We are proud ofit. It IL SO fsot
high. tho highe1t structure In tho world,
manufactured oy man. On top Of Il the
American fiag viii float. Just 900 Zoe. from
the ground.
j i Case. Of the thresher fame l. said 10 Ne
heavily inyolved. his assets amounting 10
500. 900 and his liabilities between $3.50, 900
and 500. 900. He had batter cell his famous
trOtter and uss part Of the proceeds 10 iiqui.
dating matters.
And now car driver has elopod with .
wealthy Baltimore woman, Mrs Rhsdsa
Barred of cOaOhmea and car dryers what
viii men do in order to keep their wives and
daughters.
Barbed wire makers have advanced the
price 3fe. Csttle viii rejoice whsn IL rise.
above their heada.
Maekay. NOT satisfied with hAving rich
mines. palatial residences and many bonds i
trying 70 buy Caba. but Spain viii not sell
The startling news was ressiysd the oshe.
day By telegraph that DOlph had actually
called mp = bill. A this will be aboat th.
extent Of his labors $1,000 for such . little
act viii BE- considered very fair pay.
A Chinan,an committed suicide IN British
Columbia few days aimee. Verify ID.
celestial il becoming - foolish - Americans
Twenty thousand niea viii work on tn.
Canadian Pacific during the winter. Ih.
Bdtishers viii take us by storm firss thing
Ne know
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

Tuesday svsalng. Dec. 9th, 1854.
Prsssnt-Mayor. Rssorisr, Marshal and
al msmbers.
Blu Of Cherry . Pirkss for s6s9 os. Tor
repairing No. 2;s steamer was reported back
70 the council for their action. On molten
sco2 10 Z - allowed on same.
Report on city election. tha sots Of whish
has aIrsady been publishsd. vas made by The
Mayor and Recorder.
There haYing been lie IN the city election
in the Third Ward the Council proceeded 10
draw blanks 70 fll the position. which resul-
ted in the choice Of G Q Ridsout
The following bills were ordered paid !
@ Dicksy, sio.5o; Conrad Meyer, sl.50 ;
L Miller. repairs on hand engine and hose
cart. so25; n J Hsntop. cAnvassing vote.
%; J L Hill. cauvassing vose, 81, d Il
Jones, night watch, $50; and bills Of Jadg.
e Of election and clerks in both city and
fremen's election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
cave nin Away.

The winner Of bet st Weston gives ais
opponent away By making very public The
payment Of bet, which he does By pa bliak-
ing the following card before the event in
the Weston Leader
Asa party we have brought up the rear for
the last "a years So come 10 town on the
18th. and witness the spectacle Of an old time
Republican, doing pennanee for the political
sins Of his party, By wheeling very large
coffee sack we'll filed with potatoes from the
cellar of e Sailing 70 my gats-from the
gate he Is 10 toe" them ints my cellar.
Music by the band. Performance TO CON-
msnse at half past one o'clock, p. m, sharp.
Any parties wishing few Of these very exc
cellent tubers for seed can find them At the
vegetable stands in town. They are known
Is the BIB variety.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
oar Aaver.l.emsns.

In conformity with time honored Gus
som, not only with as, but With newspapers
generally. we are now sending ouE state
meats of account to our subscribers, both for
their convenience and onr own net for fun
bat indead earnest. sbscauss No need tho
money, are entitled to it. and can not get
along without at least part Of il. This is
simply business. aud We are sure oar sub
seribeFs viii appreciate it. and hope most Of
them will make az extra effort to pay the
amounts due You oAn do il now it ever.
because il is ''after harvest. when money il
more plenty than At most seasons Of the year,
VIII ron dc it Il Is but small amount ts
you, bat much to u. whore there are hun.
dreds like yeu.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
Brilliant Esamm

Have our people throughout the state lad
enough ok tho mortgage tar Law, and do they
want i repealed. 0r, IS not money tight"
enough jet. and do they want the Law 70
stand .-0regoaiaa
The idea Of laying dull times to the mort
gAget=x Law Is simply ridiculous. for times
sremuch daller east than here, regardless OF
any kind of Law. DalIness i universal, al
least On papsr. The above is fair specimen
Of tie Oregoasan,s underhaud style Of trying
70 convince the public of something 1t wish.
e to establish. On. narroWmini. thy name
il Oreqonian.
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BIDS TOR COUNTY POOR,

3 Notice In hereby given that soa led bids
will be received by the County Court OF
LINN County, Oregon, for boarding, lodg-
ing and doing the laundry work for all
the INDECENT persons or .paupers now
supported or to be supported during the
ensuing year by saio county, for the term
Of one year, commencing Jan. 18th, 1885.
Bid lers will state the price per week for
which they will board, lodge and do the
laundry work for each Of said paupsrs.
For fall particulars see terms Of @ contract
to be signed by the successful bidder on
file ct the Clerks Office Of said county.
All bids to be filed with the Clerk OF Linn
county, Oregon, on or before Wednesday,
january 7th, 1885, at / o'clock, p. m.
( Done by order Of the Court,
ID, Andrews,
Clerk, !
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
Survivors Of me war Of IsI ..

A petition Is being gotten up to get an
increase Of the pension Of the survivors Of
the war of lsl2from s. TO so. II should
succeed. Following is . Lat Of those receiv-
ing pensions ia Oregon Stephen Carroll.
Mitchell, WAsco county SoIoman Cox, Eu-
gene City; John Gri msby, Corvallis james
LAughlin, Ashland; William Mangsr. Hard
man, UmatilIa county William Shaw, Salem;
Jacob spore, Willamette Forks. Lane county;
James Waters, Looking Glass, Douglas coun-
ty; Peyton Wilkes. Greenyille, Washing
ton county James Woady, Applsgate, jack
sen county; David Carnes. SodayilIs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

On Friday evening 81 last week while Mrs
W Il CASTOR, daughter Of Rev G Irvise,
Of this city, vas At home with her childree,
il Haisey. she was taken suddenly III, and
starting 70 GO for her husband. fell insensibls
IN the read, where al old gentleman found
her Immediately after. he obtained assis.
tance. when she was taken home and medi-
cal aid obtained, and then it was ascertained
that apoplexy was the cause of the Sudden
iIlsess. For several days her life was de-
SPARED OF, but We are glad to leAra that she
Is new recovering and is considered ont ol
danger.
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a44 4E4&
(5sJa whitney, JudesSA condrn, and Dssid iisyes
Commissioners.
In the matter Of the application OF A
shelton and others FOR location of County
road, James peers, n q Mcdonald, w W
Richardson were appointed vlswsrs.
In the matter Of the fees of Judges OF
November election, they zero allowed ]
day each and mlIage foF bringing 10 poll
books,
The matter Of the petition Of citizens Of
Waterloo Tor bridge waseonlinnod.
Application OFT r Henness for locadon
Of County road dismissed.
Fees in State sgt John Adams allowed.
Application Of citizens for building
bridge near X n Humphreys continued.
Ordered that l. Douglas continue 10
look amer Muason family and furnish
them with necsssariss. and that order 10
drawn 10 favor OF L Douglas for s22 for
Cen1n.
d ANDREWS allowed Clerks fees.
IN matter Vf application Of A Qalgisy
for relief. Judge Whitney wAssppofoted
70 investigate matters aud Mrs Honck was
authorized 70 keep said Quigiey At "a per
week until next court.
Report on breakwater 81 Brownsville
received and bills amounting 70 1922 o.
allowed.
Bill of L Hatcher, e4s, fov gravel dis.
ailowel. and Of same for go eontinuecl.
+ Riggs appointed JnstiGs OF tho reace
for Mabel Precinct.
Ordered that an execution Issue direct.
Cd 70 the Sheriff authorizing him 70 levy
on real and personal property for eoIlee-
ton Of delinquent tax for 1883,
Ordered that notice BE- given for sealed
bids 20 bs opened at January term Of
court for keeping ali Of county poor dur
log 1885 IN accordance with contract.
The following bills were ordered pffd :