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a Popular House.

Prominent among the new business
firms that have obtained an enviaba
In Salt Lake is the housed
Joseph Oberr d ,rfer, successor to Levi
berg & Co., importing tailor. The
motto of the house from the con-
mencement has been: Good goods
correct styles, and that the motto has
been adhered TO is evident in the
steady increase of business gained by
the succeSsor-Mr. OberndOrfer. An
extensive line of suitings is carried By
the firm, and customers have the
advantage of being able to select from
a much larger variety than any similar
co4cern IN the country. The trade Of
Mr.. OberndOrfer is not confined 10
Utah. but extends into Idaho,
Wyoming. Montana and Nevada. 4
new shipment of cloths has Just arrived
and should be inspected by all VINO
NAV desire a fall or winter suit, at 100
S. Main Street, The cutting and
ftti"g department is under the super
vision of Mr.. Martin Schmidt, a gents-
man who has had a large and extan'
sIYe experience IN that business.
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THE CASE AGAINST NEWELL.
The Young "TOugh" Valves Ex-
animation.

Fred Newell. charged. with the rob
berry of the Elk Saloon, on the cOrner
opposite the Theatre, was brought be-
fore Judge Piper yesterday at clock.
The defendant appeared in company
with his bondsman and employer, ex-
Marshal Ireland, and Z. B. Critchlow
appeared as his attorney. After few
minutes consulate IN with Mr.. Ireland
in the hallway, Mr.. Critchlow re-entered
the court room and on the case being
called he arose and said that the de-
PENDANT desired to waive examination.
The request was granted. and the in
quisiIors will be the next TO wrestle
with it. 1t is said that additional evil
dence has been discovered that plainly
fastens the crime upon the young fell
low, and the parties who were robbed
will anxiously await the action of the
grand jury. A new bond was given in
the sum of 81 900, which was signed by
K. b. Wilder and e. A. Ireland, and
the defendant was allowed to go free.
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Special gifts-J. c. Cutler & Bro. four
yards flannel; X. X. Thomas, order for
goods worth $40; Mrs. G. l.. Culmer,
twelve yards cotton flannel; Cohn Bros,
twelve yards goods; Simon Bros, order
for goods; Mrs. Luke, seven pairs hose !;
Deseret Wooden Mills. one piece of fan
mel; clothing from Mrs. Roberts, Mrs
Anderson. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.
Fichette, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Royle, Miss
English. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Dickert;
fruit from Mrs. Sherman, Mrs McCreer,
Mrs. Cutler. Mrs. koge, Mrs. K. H.
T5rhune and Simon Bros; Mrs Benner,
six pair of hose; Miss Baker. sheet and
pillow slips; Mrs. w. E Terhune, load
OF kIndling wood; Mrs. Prout. three
comforts; Mrs. w. S. Loring, Boston.
Mass, one comfort; Mrs. Husbe, ECO
pounds -four; Mr.. Shearman, twenty
pounds disinfectants; Mrs. Henry
Barnes, coke and meat, also eighteen
pairs hose, eight aprons, FIVE pieces of
dress goods, six flannel skirts, seven
pairs wooden drawers, thread and but
tons. A vote of thanks was given Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes and Major Stanton for
their generous aid. The society are
making an effort to secure before many
months a permanent home.
nRs. J. MCVICKER, Secretary.
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LOGAN LINES.
Geo. W. Thatcher's Arrest Other
Notes.

G. w. THATCHER, Esq, was arrested
last evening by Deputy Exum, on the
usual charge. He waived examination
and bonds we're placed at 81 800.
WIN. PALMER was also arrested at his
farm, few miles from town. At his
examination this morning he plead
guilty and was placed under $1,0.0
bonds.
THE READING Room starts up next
week and everything looks promising,
The reclamation of the .hoodlums will
begin at once.
CAIN < BALLIF, successors to IBalif
& Co., Third St., are doing a rushing
business. This week they shipped q
car load of apples to Montana. The
apple crop is very good throughout the
county; sixty cents per bushel are paid
for the best varieties. XXX
LOGAN, October Is, 1886.
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A Generous Gift.

At the time Coalter & Snelgrove we've
burnt out. number of musical people
with Professor Careless at their head,
entertained strong thoughts of getting
up a benefit for them; the approach of
the Duff Opera Company, however, and
the risk always attendant on opening
the Theatre, induced them to change
their plans to getting up a subscription,
and TO that end Professor Careless.
aided by VIII Robinson, started out
and made the rounds of our business
houses. His generous labors were con-
cluded last evening when he handed to
COalter & Snelgrove the sum of 1882. so
cash-a much better result than any
benefit performance could have OBJ
tanned. The surprise and gratitude of
the young firm may be better imagined
than described when the professor in
vaded their new quarters last evening
and delicately made known his mission.
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SCORED BY THE JUDGE
a remarkable Conception of WIZ.
Constitutes Guilt. 81

The old case of Salt Lake Civ.
ordner & Jones. charged with Le salnSt
d olsorderiy house, came IN 49, s,ls
Judge Zane, yesterday, and occrn ,;le
nearly the entire morning session nv
Iy5I named were arrested in ADo rue
&C., Gnu fr the case has been drago;Dr
rom that time 10 the Drs Ssrns
- Iai se number of witnesses were Int INT
uuceI, ana when the case was fns sIo.
o ouou IIu' II appeared to almost ave-!!
go CnlI me prosecution had made on
go Trent case against the defend
't a. me charge OF the Judge was aIso
III Tue same TENOR. The jury' bovsvsauo
begged iesVe to differ, as thew ret,,-ra,
~ aOoGt tnree minutes with a verdict ot
A lOoK OF blank amazement stole o..-
the J Judges face as the clerk re nsT O ttt
verdict, and ne Strengthened mn f.ca5
the twelve good men and trna sHg
delivered the following speech s5 amG
and to the point: 7-O''
Gentlemen of the Juru-Tbere 10 49,
thing want to say to you. Navs- ~
low yourselves to sit upon a iurv "a
less you are prepared to determine ~.
case according to the evidence. and 1os
otherwise. You are DISCHARGED f-o ,,O'
this case"
The jury filed out of the box beari7,
twelve OF the most detected lookinS
countenancss ever seen in the cons
room of the Third District. 1t was tbs
general opinion that the rebuke wa
well merited.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus N.
Cannon, president Joseph Z. Taylor and
Charles W. PenrOse, cOunselOrs. Services
in the Tabernacle at pm, and in the varI-
Gus Ward meeting houses in the evening.
CHURCH OF FIRST BORN-Will hold s.r-
vices at No. 433 S Fourth East. this after
noon at = p. III. Subject. do Devils have
DO lies at this time All are welcome.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH-Rev. J. B.
Thrall pastor. Public worship with SER
mon at a. m, Sunday School at u Other
Sunday schools under the leadership of Rev
Alex Monroe as follows: Nineteenth Ward
$50; Tenth and Twentieth Wards at pm.
Preaching at p. m in the above named
wards by the Rev. J. B. Thrall, the Rev
Alex. Monroe and others.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. worship at
IL am, and preaching by the Rev. VIM F.
Kean, of Pennsylvania. Sabbath school al
1925. Young people $ meeting at s ~. A
church temperance meeting at 80 D m .
and three brief addresses two of tn m by
lay members of the church. Seats free at
all the services, and the public invited.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. w. H. KING, of Fillmore, is at
the Valley House.
JOHN JONES, of Spanish Fork, was in
town on Saturday.
FRANK G. BOYER, of SpringYille, was
busy in Salt Lake yesterday.
L. G.. LONG, of Koosharem. was load
ing teams in this CRY on Saturday.
PETER J1YHsoN, of Glenwood, is ready
to pull out on his return homeward.
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Carriers Sporting Goods .

Thomas Carter, Esq the weIl-Kno"H
and popular Main Street gun merchan''
has a new advertisementin The HERALD
this morning. Among other sPecialIis'
Mr.. Carter calls attention to me H. L.
cartridge bear trap an InVen!.t.'l. =. 'I L'Ir
never fails to secure Mr.. Bruln Il Ia "a -
touches the bait so temphngIy lalU ~ -
fore him. Mr.. Carter also nas "
Thompson hunting boots. guns, 81. Pi'o 80
cigars, fishing tackl5, RODS, me- a aI5
club goods, mink and beaver lIab Ss az
everything connected with t II3ISIissI-
equipped sporting goods sstaOlsnlls'--'
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In the Third District.

VIM. E. Lunnon, ETC., vs.. J. c. Con-
kiln ct al. jury render a verdict for
plaintiff of 81 900 damages.
Salt Lake City VS.. Louis Ordner ct al;
verd of not guilty.
United States VS.. n. Y. Jones ct al. /;
motion lor new trial and sentence post
poned to Saturday, the 23d inst.
P. w. Madsen VS.. John Beck; defaul
anb judgment.
S. l.. Harding ct al. VS.. John Sharp
Jr , ct al. ;.submitedand taken under ads
visement.
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DoneIson & Co.'S improvements.

Among the new houses on Main o'iss,
none have grown more surely an
steadily than the firm of C. d. Done-'
son & Co., a firm which, since they 'ooA
I'D their present quarters, have ,a De-
forced to make some extensive enLaI -.
noents in their premises to meet LL'
growing demands on their bushes --or
They GoA have q store running IlnoeSr1 T,dd
hack into the space formerly oGcu ~
Nv their warehouse, and all - III
shelves are loaded down with seasOnAg IN
Goods They have worked up q
Especial trade in ladies cloaks' anu -,o -
have a heavy ran on this line oil sOOU''
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CONTINENTAL.

OgIeu:E S. NJ. BesI. Ogden: H. c. Wallace,
Alta; J. d. O"e Is q d Wife, Tam bridge
MINI; J. y. h mOau, Ogden; J. W. Fortune,
De rOlt; A. G. sutherland, JE., Provo; J A !.
IhonetOn, SIT LOuis;A. S. Paddock, Milwau-
k,e: oscar Hansen. Kansas City; D. J.
Kaufenaur, 0maha; VIM. Kinghton, L. ;.
r., and wIie London; F. Smith. London F,
A. Hines, London: J. N. ell, Minn,; n.
Vincent. Alta; Miss Helen Masner, Jackson,
Mich [; Miss May Bucz, Lancing, Mich. Hrs,
French, Cedar Rapids; Mrs Phillips, Cedar
Rsp dS; Z. W. COler. Denver; c.. G. Miller,
Pittsburg, Pa; K nsford S. it'll, Ogden; C.
D. Go dung. Wssatch (. ROehss and family,
San Frsncisco; Il. b. Carleton, Cheyenne:
n A. SAdd, Cheyenne
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First District Court. Provo.

The jury was finally impaneled TO-
day, at noon. in the case Of the People
vs.. Pearson, after four days selecting It.
The last two days were occupied IN
selecting three yesterday an extra
open Venire was issued. during
adjournment of the case, the case OF
the United States vs.. Hans Jensen, IN
dicted for unlawful consolidation was
taken up, and the jury returned YER
dict Of guilty, as charged.
The Court adjourned, and the yea
son case is TO be resumed No nosy
morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-17

Utah & Nevada RaiIWay-ChaDge of
Time.
On and after Monday, October 18th,
1886, the train for terminus and inter
mediate stations Will leave Salt Lake
City Sundays excepted) at 8 10 M,
arriving at Terminus at lilo am. Re
turning, leave Terminus at 12.45 pm.
arriving at Salt Lake City at 8 45p.m.
S. F. FENToE, w. w. Ritter,
u. r. q Z. A. Supt.
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Madame AIiznah.

THERE is a clairYoyant at the Salt
Lake House, No. IA w. First South
Street, room No. ,, a lady Of ability
and respectability, who comes highly
recommended by MormOns as well
as Gentiles, and has testimonials
from some Of the best citizens where
she has sOjourned. She can read the
past, present and future.
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Wanted, 20 to so stonecutter..

To cut soft sandstone for the fve-story
rock-front of Matt. Culleus hotel on
Second South Street, Salt Lake CITY.
Work will last nearly all winter. First
class stone cutters can make from So 80
to $3.50 per day. For particulars apply
to r. Kletting, architect, Deseret Bank
Building.
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To Be Hanged.

The seven Anarchists are to be hanged
on the Sd of December, for their crime
committed at the Haymarket, Chicago,
but that will make no difference here.
l.. Goldberg Will continue his immense
clothing business and sell as cheap as
ever. His stock of first-class fall and
winter goods is large and well selected.
Call and examine.
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an Kinds OF CoalI

James G. & Hugh Watson have
opened their coal Office in Godbe, Pitts
& Co.'s Drug Store, where they will be
pleased to furnish ALL KINDS OF COAL in
any quantities. Telephone No. 13S. CALL
AND SEE Us.
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SALT LAKE, October 1G. 1856.
HOTEL ARRIYALS.
October 10, 1886.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
r. 5. Van Patten. H. Yinger, Bingham.
H. =. Saver, American Fork Y. W. Aiken.
81. D., Washington, D. c.; W. B. Hughes
Spanish Fork; T.. d. Stems, Milwaukee; NJ
Merry, Douglas; ]. J. Wickbam, Idaho; o B.
VoXheim, ElkO, New; Miss SimOns, Park
City; II. P. c. Lupston. Lohan, Ohio; Miss
Colby, Sandy; F. Ryan; Kansas City; N. \.
Prevast, J. Franks, stockton; NJ
Rhodes, Grand Junction, Col: 4. F.
COweil and wife. st John, Michigan /;
J. NJ. FeIrin, wife and child, Eden; ]
Blackerby and wife, Kansas City: John Var
cOe, F. A. Flindt, Park CT Y; Joseph Fiscus.
Il. r. Tsmmany. D. Il K. e.; II K Roe, W,
w. Clark. Lehi; H. Heiselt Chicago; w z.
VIM and wife, Tintic; W. E. Bannerman,
CarriboO, B c.
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Delicate diseases of either
sex, however Induced, speedi'y and per-
manently cured. Book OF particulars
10 cents in stamps. Address, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main Street, Buffalo, y Y.
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The "Occid entail

No. IS, E. First South Street. Pure
Goods only, and of the best qualit ,.
summer beverages concocted IL L
highest style of art. Family supplies 8
peCialty.
IUER & MURPHY Proprietors.
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Sandy Stage

After Tuesday. October 10Th, tie
Sandy Stage will leave Sandy on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at $50
q. m. returning, leave the White House
at $50 p. m. a. WHITE.
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Madam Troaser

Opened at IS w. First South Street,
first class French Millinery Store.
Order work speciality. Call and con-
vince yourself.
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A choice assortment of Youths
Boys and Children's Clothing and
Overcoats, which will be sold at prices
to induce purchasers to invest. Call
and see them st
I +. AUERBAcH & Bro.
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The MosT VIOLENT EXPLOSIONS of
Coughing are stopped by HALE's HONEY
OF HOREHoUND AND TAR
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS CURE in one
Minute
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Lucas = Goddard Bro..

Make a specially of Jersey butter, gro
ceries and provisions. No. 81 E. Second
South Street. Salt Lake City. TeIe-
phone No. 213.
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S. NJ. S.
F. Auerbach & Bro.

Have just received a lot of 500 Children's
Cloaks from l to years, which they
offer at the low price $1.85 each. Call
early and secure bargains. s
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NOVELTIES in Dress Goods arriving
daily at 4. AUERBACH & Bros.
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FINEST Raisins We ever had-aIso new
Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel, at G
T. CULMER g. Bros.
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Still Shaking.

CHARLESTON October lG.-There was a
severe shock at Summerville. at s
O'Clock last nignt. No dana &c done.
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F. Anerbach & Bro

Are selling an elegant line of Imported
Jerseys In Silk and Worsted at very low
prices.
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IF you wish to buy or sell potatoes or
grain, go to Bailey & Son. The cheap
est place in town to buy gram sacks
and Irvine.
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The Day Nursery.

The following monthly report OF the
Day Nursery and Orphans Home from
September 18th to October 18th, has
been received with request for publ
oofiov.
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Notice to Mothers Of ROys Only.

On and after Wednesday. October
9Th, VII make a special sale of boys
and children's suits, overcoats and
single pants at reduced prices. L have
the most complete line IN this city to
select from.
n. II. LIPMAN.
the Leading Clothier,
175 and III East Temple Street.
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Go to GreenHaId,s

And try the S. N. S. five cent cigar
they are as good as any Bit cigar sold
IN Utah. +
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S. NJ. S.

TIE SAT- LAKE HERALD is the most
paper in the Rocky Mountain
region
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STRANGER-Wbat isSM So

SMOKER -The Finest Nickel Cigar IN
Utah; 20 be had at GreenWald's. head.
quarters for fine imported Cigars, -four
doors south of Postoffice.
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S. NJ. s.
Furniture.

FINEST BIoater MackereI ever broughl
to Utah st G. T. CULMER & Bros.
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Just Received

CHOICEST xxx -four at s1.6o, at G.
F. CULMER & Bios.
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Nerve Food.

1t gives great power of endurance,
leaving no reaction. Bottled by Den :
halter 81 Son.
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circumstances Gold Medals

Denhalter & Son are importers and
sole agents tor the celebrated BOWS
Ginger Ale. I
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BUCKwHEAT Flour and Maple Syrup
at g. f. CULMER IL Bios.
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We are selling furniture exceedingly
sbesp. Good suits for S25. Examine
also the consignment of pictures,
10 mn worth. BARRATT Bros.
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The largest and best assortment of
ehiIdrensF misses and ladies' cloaks,
Jackets, and listers, in latest styles,
lust received at f. AUERBACH & Bro.
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Women Say

Nerve Food is Just what they so -,
order a dozen from Denhalter *
Salt Lake City.
EDAu Cheese. French Peas, P,5.
served Ginger. az G.. E. CULNEE " -''''
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EVERYBODY smokes the 5. u. ;
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JUDGES pronounce the S. NJ. S. the
best nickel cigar in town.
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S. NJ. S.
At Greenewald's.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 10. 1856
lSignal Service, o. 8. A.

Maximum temperature, 70 degrees.
Minimum temperature, So
Rainfall. 90 inches.
WM. A. KORT5, Obs river,
Signal Corps, .. s. A
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McCoREIcK q Co. yesterday received:
Silver and lead ores, Sc, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-12-12
eonur usIoxEas. PROCEEDINGS.

The board Of County Commissioners
met Monday. Dec. eth and after dis
posing Of the claims presented tpublish-
I'd yesterday transacted the following
business. all the members being pres
emit:
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
The Board counted the moneys and
vouchers in the County Treasury and
found all correct, as compared with the
Auditors books.
On petition Of citizens OF South Fork
Road District, they granted the right to
change the location Of oue mile Of the
public road in said district, to higher
ard firmer ground.
On motion il was ordered that County
Treasurer-elect, Q. W. Hull. be required
to file his official bond in the sum Of
100000.
The following official bonds were APP
proved and ordered filed: Crit. j..
wisemau, County Clerk; Geo. F. Tai.
bot, District Attorney; II. L.. futile.
Justice Of the Peace. Wells: w. S.
hillman, Justice of the Peace. Tuscaro-
n; +. ]. Frank, Justice OF the Peace,
Bullion; Lyman Buggy. Road Super
visor. Huntington.
The following bonds were ordered re.
turned for correction: n. 5. Jackson,
Road Supervisor; W. Il. GLEASON. Con
stable; A. Van Week. County Recor-
der; VIM. Conser, Justice Of the Peace
A.. j. Palmer. Justice Of the Peace.
Upon motion j. vas ordered that II.
Chase lie. and he is hereby author.
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks. an indi.
gent person, with provisions to the
amount of $50. AMI present his bill to
the county for the amt
Ordered that W. L. Smith be and he
il hereby authorized to furnish Peter
Munsou, an INDECENT and sick person.
with provisions TO the amount of S2O
and present his bill to the County for
same.
The following reports OF County and
Township officers were received, exam,
nnined, approved aul ordered filed:
FL. Kelley, Justice OF the Peace,
Sprucenont; County Clerk; Assessor;
Hospital Steward. County Jailer.
Ordered that the petition OF citizens
OF North Ruby. Secret Valley and Hal
leck, in relation to public roads, be laid
over and action deferred.
No further business appearing the
Board adorned until January. 1887.