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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
Der OF these gentlemen in the city yester
day will sttest. Railroad men have bust
ness and do business in Fort Worth.

The last issue OF the Cotton Belt,
neat little newspaper published ~ the s..
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railroad
Company, contains number OF pleasant
illusions to Fort Worth, soon TO be the
terminus of the most important part OF
the line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

The CorsicsnR Courier says one survey
has already been made from Corsicana to
Fairfield for the extension OF the
Fort Worth and New Orleans.
Now isEthe time for Corsicans,
Fairfield, Crockett, Woodville and the
other cities on the great line to the
pineries TO work. While others
are prospecting let these cities,
with Fort Worth, call Mr.. Hunt
ipgton's attention to the opportunities OF
the hour. Now IS the tina. The Fort
Worth and New Orleans wi soon be in
the heart Of the timber belt. On to
Corsicsns. 10 Fairfield, to Crockett, to
WOOdvilIe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tickets read via Texas and Pa
cific RaiwaV. For mape, time tables, ticket
rates and all required information, call on
G. n. LUSK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Fort
Worth.
JAKE ZU7N, Ticket Agent City ONCE, cor
ner III IN and Third stress.
|. h. G. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Dallas
Il. ". MCCULLOUGH, General Passenger
and Ticker Agent, ID ilISs, Tex.
JNO A. GRANT, General Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

their goods. They manufacture exteH-
slseiy for the retail trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

Galveston and Kans4s CITY. No change of care
of any class. QnsSkest route TO Houston sne
Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21
CURRENT TOPICS.

TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE will be made =
full and complete newspaper for al who
hsve not time or inclination to pore over
the pages Of daily, and the constant am
and resolve will be to add every new
feature that increases ths
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

RI. Cuts Of the Cotton Belt is IN Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

che False Hypothesis on which She Bases
Her Calm for Corporate Ell 'ensiOn.
Special to the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

2, ssooms weiIs, simon -Tohnious B. G. Carroll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

VII Which sas some one hsd concealed Their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

Present prospects are that dirt will soon
fly on the stock yards railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-21

". W. Finley, general freight agent OF
the Texas and Pacific, was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
The Washington bee., 1888-01-28
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INVENTION has revolutionized the world

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COUNTY FUND.
Mortgage real estate 81 900 90 at per cent
All of which is respectfully submitted.
+. ). DRESSER. Chairman.
The hour of o'clock having arrived, the
Board proceeded to elect the grand jurors
for the ensuing year. A. d., 1899, as follows
GRAND JURORS, JANUARY TERN 1899.
Adams. E. o. Sawyer; Allen, Robert
Stevens; Brookfield, p. G. Thomas; Deer
Park, L. G. Lewis; Farm Ridge T. T. Van
Doren; La Sale, Joseph +. Kilduff, Geo.
Hunter; Manlius, jeremiah Higgins
Mission, Samuel McMath; Worthwhile,
Charles Banzet; Ophir, A. E. Porter; Usage,
Thomas Work; Ottawa, John ID. Morgan,
Henry Becker; Otter Creek, Chas. s lser.
man: Peru, d. B. Fox, Theodore K Hol-
mes; Richland, VIM. Phlipsen; Rutland,
Robert Hollowell; Serena, Josiah Bagley
South Ottawa, Thomas Jordan TROY Grove,
John Ferguson Utica, George Bennett.
MARCH TERM, 1889.
Bruce, Thomas Weeks; Samuel Nc.
Feeley, Lewis w. Clark; Dayton, w. E
Bowers; Eagle, Charles Hoffman; Earl
Albert " Phillips; Eden, Geo. A. Meier
son; Fall River, d. ID. Center Farm Ridge
Charles f. Pratt; Freedom, John Miller
Grand Rapids, j. w. Porter; Groveland
NJ. +. Cox; Hope. G. f. Hartenbower; La
Sale, Gustav Weller; Mendoza, William
Truman, Simon Lee; Merden, r. A. Nc
Bride; Miller, John Miller; Ottawa Christ
Walter, A. Lockwood; Vermillion, NJ f
Hawley Wallace, Marion McGinnis
Waltham, s. d. Gray.
JUNE TERN, 1880.
Adams, Martin Flaherty; Allen, Johr
Held; Brookfeld, John Shook; Deer Park
w. A. Seed Eden, A. J. Robinson; Crane
Rapids Anton Smith; Manlius, T. j. Sin
dell; Miller, Lars Hayer; Mission, J. A
Guam; Worthwhile, Otis r. Lemere; Ophir
l.. f. Weaver; Ottawa, p. A. Hall, F. II
Mckinney Dionis LEX, James r. Cross
Otter Creek, Milton Funk; Richland
Henry w. Rose Rutland, l.. g. Robinson
Serena H. X. Parr; Troy Grove, o. B
Crandall; Utica, James Neary; Vermillion
l.. A. Perry; Wallace, Dennis O'Connor.
OCTOBER TERM, 1889
Bruce, Fred w, Lukins, Milton Hicks
Ed l.. Harvey; Dayton, j. NJ Debolt
| Eagle, Lorin Swift; Earl, Geo. w. Dumond
Fall River, j. B. Carson; Freedom, c. q
Kellogg. j. B. Pool; Grand Rapids, Rich
ard Maggie, sr.; Groveland, Thomas Boyd
ST.; Hope, Abram Phillips; La Sale
Samuel Endicott, John Martin, Clau
Cleary; Mendoza, G. w. Gardner, d. L
Harris; Meriden, J. G. Yenerich, L. W
Dawson; Usage, Thomas Flahavan; PERI
William Holly South Ottawa, John Pick
ems; Waltham, Frank Whipple.
On motion of Supervisor Norton tn
Board adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorro,
morning.
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FRIDAY, Sep, Il. 1888.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same as yesterday, and Superb,
sor WestwOod.
The record of yesterdays sessions was
read and approved.
Supervisor Burkart submitted the fol.
lowing report which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman DC: Your committee on
roads and bridges would respectfully rec.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

Record of the Proceedings, Orders and
Resolutions of the Board of Supervis-
ors of La Sale County, and State OF
Illinois, at Regular Term thereof
commenced and held at the Court
House in Ottawa, in sa d county, on
Tuesday, the l lth day OF September
D. 1888
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WEDNESDAY, Septem Der IL, 1888.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present same rs on yesterday and Super
visor LAUDER.
The record of yesterdays session was
read and approved.
The chairman appointed Supervisors
Armstrong, Hlckok. Jennings, Cullen and
Wylie as the special committee TO investi-
gate the charges made against the warden
of the county asylum.
Supervisor spencer, chairman OF the
committee on stationery, submitted the
following report, which was adopted:
Mr. Chairman. &C.. Your committee on stationery
would respectfully report that they have examined tue
matter Of amount and cost Of stationery furnished the
different county offices for the year ending March, ~,
as required by resolution Of County Board at July meet
Ing 1883, and report IN follows:
COUNTY CLERK
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Supervisor Spencer (Chss. E) submitted
the following report which was adopted:

MI, Chairman. &c Your committee on stationery
n Ia would resps, iny report thai they have exam
the payment OF the following and that the clerk be
directed 10 Issue orders for the several amounts 10 the
se IN MI
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commend that the Board appoint special
committee Of three as required by law, 10
examine the condition OF bridge across
Indian creek for which petition Is stat.
ed, and report AT this session, the
special cOmmit'a to consist Of Super
vis0rs Gibbs Diusmore and McGinnis
All Of which Is respectfully submitted
JOSEPH BURKART, Chairman.
Supervisor Thompson submitted the fol.
lowing report which was adopted;
Mr. Chairman dc. Your committee on
court house and jail claims would respects
fully report that they have examined all
claims presented before them aud recon.
mend the payment of the following, and
that the clerk be directed TO issue orders
for the several amounts to the several
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TUESDAY, September II, 1888
Board met pursuant to law and was caiie
to order 10y the chairman
The following members were present;

10 OIutI ny viz
The following members were present;
,rms,ronp =. l.. ,r.okfld Riliabrand u +. Hope.
Bowen. Henry, Serena, noii.gko,; T. p paTm
bnrsarai 1xstP ,t.w wv '"' Jennings jas Mission.
Crook chas H. SO Ottawa, johnson Henry W. ADAMS
nnSn,os n j. Merden Maiorhofer MAJ, Manlius
Dresser, s. Groysassd McGinnis ne Ren
pnffy, Joseph, Ia sale. McLauchlan. j. Ia sale
Doyle. Lake, Dnnmlck Norton, Warren n, hnrl'
FADES frea " Bruce Shaw pack. Mich. Rlchand.
Ellsworth. us Deer Park shaf.r. BenjtmiH, Eagle,
Fischer. Casper. Mendoza Stanford H. H. sel,iliio"
Grsndsen, a., Worthwhile. Spencer, Edward Rutland
Green Basil, Dayton. Thompson. > s. Ct Rapds
Gum Henry. Eden. Werner, tred,k G osaso
Quincy, VIM Otter Creek. White, holhts, out"""'
HlcKok, h. Troy Grove "ilIs' Johh' "Al'"'''
The record of the last day OF the July
session, 1888, was approved,
On motion of Supervisor ides, all claims
against the county were ordered referred to
the appropriate committees.
Supervisor McLauchlan presented com
plant made by pauper from La Sale OF
alleged ill'trestment by the warden OF the
county asylum.
Supervisor Fischer moved to refer this
complaint and any others of similar ma
ture to the committee on paupers for In
vestigation,
Supervisor Armstrong moved, as sub
stitute, that the chairman appoint special
committee of five to investigate the charge
made against the warden, and report to the
Board at this meeting. The substitute was
carried.
On motion of Supervisor Armstrong, the
Board adj ,urned till 0 O'Clock Tomorrow
morning.
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Kark ,e-e ter ,'iothing an1 incideutals fur,
nshed . ''isn', II ~ La sale Co, amount
claimed, 2.d %; allowed $lGiS2
All oi which IS respectfully submitted,
ii Bowen, Chairman.
Supervisor Lukins submitted the follow
ing report which Was adonted:
Wr Chairman, dc, Your committee
would respectfully report that they have
examined the site of the proposed bridge
across Indian Creek AZ Wedron, aud that
Ia their judgment IL Is necessary To build Il
bridge nj that point and that they recon-
mend that the county appropriate sufiici>
ent amount to pay one half the cost Of said
bridge. w. H. LuKENs,
Chairman,
Supervisor Dresser submitted the follow
ing report which was adopted:
Mr. Chairman. &C.; Your committee To settle with
report thar they have examined the bills and vouchers
presented before them. and recon mend the payment
Of tht following and that the clerk be authorized to
draw ms order on the treasurer for the following
amount:
Ia sALLK COUNTY to G. -. stockdae, Dr.:
July ION TO Sept lah, to postage and express, A..
June Sth, 10 stationery, as per bds rendered.. So!
To printing as pei hills rcndercd,,,,.,.... @si
" clerks salary. months NJ 5000. SO
balance from July. ..,............... $40
tlgs 30
our committee would further recommend that the
following bills ~ the Superintendent Of schools he
audited and approved and the clerk directed 10 Ger.
tify such facts 10 the Auditor OF Public Accounts at
Springfield for payment VI the same from the state
treasury. AS provided by Sec II Of the School Law:
STATE or ILLINOIS, La SALLK COUNTY,
To G.. Is. Stockdalc, County superintendent DR.:
For services and expenses from July 18TH 1855 to Sep.
TENDER 18th. 1883, as follows:
For IL DAYS spent In school visitation, at $40
per nay .:'''...,,,,,.,...,,.... W. W
For y days expenses In school visitation. at 10
per day. ...,,,,..... ,,,,,...,..,.,....... 200
For 8 days spent IN examinations AT II 10 per
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: aW
For II days spent In teachers Institutes, 100
- per Jay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900. GDW
day Observation-Disclosures. 500
Total $22s 10
Report IF County Superintendent. for Year, Sept.
18th, 1887, 10 Sept. 18th, 1885,
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

Llth letter heads. rcams,..,,.... ta
Indictment blanks grs ...,..,,.',,..''''''''' a.,
Confirm ,tiun blanks, .! qrs .,.,....',,'''''''''' ~
County Collectors bonds IE'
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Supervisor Mcintyre submitted the fol-
lowing report which was adopted;
Mr.. Chairman dc. Your special com
mit,ee 10 whom was referred the petition
OF the highway commissioners of the town
of Rutland, In reference to building a
bridge across Brumbach's creek, wOuld
respectfully report that they met the com,
missloners on the site of the proposed
bridge, and organized according to law
They decided bridge was necessary, and
advertised for proposals for the masonry
end supers'ructure. On opening the bids
they awarded the contract for the masonry
to William Pease, of Marseilles, and the
superstrurture to the Marseilles Iron Il
Bridge Co. The bridge is now completed,
and your committee and the highway com.
missioners, have accepted the same. The
following is an itemised account Of the to-
AT
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$22.s4O 81
INSTITUTE FUND.
COUNTY FUND.

COUNTY FUND.
Mortgage on real estate 900 90 at per cent
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
E. S. DRESSER, Chairman.
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O'Clock, p. NJ, Sept. Ia, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as this morning.
Supervisor Fisher was here called TO the
chair
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Mr.. Chairman, &C: Your committee TO settle with
County Agent would respectfully report that they have
examined all claims presented. and recommend the
payment of the following and that the clerk direct.
ed issue order the County Agent and he to DIS
burse the several amounts 10 the several claimants
to-wit:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07

An item from Ithaca, \. y, has re-
Cehry been published To the following
tilsct: Ii the course Of conversation
at tfnrn.il EriveFsifv, recently. Ed
War.i A k insu1, he Boston econ mist,
stated that New England genius had
discovered Il chea@ method, OF dissolv-
isg zinc W combining i, with hydro
yen and producing IL solution called
ziuc wster. 'fAfs liquid, il applied 10
cesiain xpe'tis, notably whiiewood,
makes ii absolutely firepros's at u low
cost. Dir Atkinson regards this dis
c.Wery as one of THIS aAoss important
Of The age, and one that will surely
rcvoluiionize fire insurance, as well as
immensely decrease the. loss by lire.
This great invention is kept secret
for the present. Only s.sa fnresgner
Sir Lyon Playfair, the English
observation-disclosures of it. He corrooo.
sates all that is claimed for the inven-
ton, and says that the inventor Is u
bulgliug chemist, but that he hss u
faculty of bunging in,o the choicest
secrets of natures laboratory. As
soon Ms patent. are perfected and capl.
tai interested, ENC water will become
an article Of commerce Ii this is true
she discovery would confer great bcn.
eht--thc psedection IS wood from fire
Independents OF tk,.s, the rensasplAs
about bungling chemist laundering
into natures choicest secrets are wor-
thv OF no'icE The chemist who pos
sesses tbs &cnlty may well afford To
be- called buDslirg. The great discov-
cries os experimental philosophers
were not Observation-Disclosures " olk or
Eeling in the dark has developed the
natural sciences; and The Investigators
of natures laws in the Momic I'm,
the domain of chemistry, have not YET
passed the laundering Stage When
the deductive melhods iba led 10 he
failures or Old Ger safely be inau ged
IN, ihcn only cfsn the clenist give dp
blundcring ihto discoveries A.; pres.
ent such is his dearest hope
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07
The Silver Peak Mines,

A corporation. by a. W. Cspcker, II. After
ney-in-Fact, whuee postofice address is Ru~-
tEorne. Esmeralda county. Nevada. has this
day filed his application ia, Il patent fcr IL
teen hundred linear feet Of the t;uiden Gate
mine or vein, bearing gold and silv,r. with
surface ground six hundred feet in width.
situated IN Silver Peak and He'd Jsoun-
tain Miniue District. cosn,y of Eanc-
ratda and State of Nevada. and designated by
tai Ecld notes and Official plat on is IN this
office as Lot Nun,ber siXiy.ouc. in Township
twu south. rang" ihirty,oight East Of Mount
Diablo bsA and meridian, said Lot NJ 6i be-
ing described IA follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at post MARKED No S
Survey No IT. Identical with port No 4 U 5
Survey No4, whence mineral mon sslnent No
) hears " II deg. f. 81 feet, and Peak No ;
bears 10 deg 30 min, f 1873 seet. Thoacs
,unning
irsi coursc--N 81 d,g, V 1870 feet to post
marked NO : 5 y No sl." at $40 feet
5oei So3 Of y 5 survey so II. Thence ran
ming
second Course-S 81 deg Il 500 feet 10 port
marked No 3 L $ 5 No 81, al 800 feel post
marked No2N " & &, Thence running
Third COURSES So deg, Il l5Oo Icct 10 port
marked ''No4Us I'll" Thence running
Fourth Courses - deg, W 500 feet to the
place of geginning at ;Ue feet pos marked
No E L b, L S . No 81 at 415 feet post
marked :. No / L $ = No %.
Magnetic variation, 10 deg 30 min e, con-
tanning 20.66 acres
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07
VorrcE IS nKHEpr GIVEN THAT
John Chiatovich,

whcsePostotiiee address Il, Silver Ecak FstSe.,
rsPtlncrunty, Nev.ha this day iled his apt.,ic.
ton for patent for tiftern SI5EO hnptrc6 lin.
car feet of the MARY qnarsz min, or seip
Nearing gold and silver. with surface ground
FIX Qpo) hundred feet in wiGlh. situated in
@iFVef Peak and Red Mugnfaip Min.
lhs9 District- county of Esnaerslda and
state OF Nevada, and grated by thu,
field notes and official l,laa on ~. In ,h,.
''hce as Lot Number SLay-foIr, in Town
ship Soaths ltange AZ sud ~ Fast Of Nouns
piaoio meridian, said Lot Nuin&cr Sixsy-four
being described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at post saIx4 feet long. set in
taount d stone, marked post No. CSS NJ,
b, Wary Mine, and ileutica with post No. ,
| OF t'SS. No e3. whence mineral r,euument
No. bears N. 81 de- Is ASK, wesa t4;s feet
distant Thence running
First CourSe-N. 81 deg, + $40 feet, to DOSE
masked Mo- rus. No. 81. Mary Mine, at ZOO
Feet post niar"ed No. l LII, USS No. IL.
Thence
scc"nd' conrsv-s- 3s deg, b. 1900 feet to
post marked No. 4 USS. 40 u Mary Mine,
Thence
Thi'd Courses. 81 deg. ~ ap teet. 10 post
marked Ne, ttsS a-. Gt, Mary l.ins.tyn,uee
pos No. oi tSS, No i! ou1s :, 3! dee. 40
min. W "a teet, and identical With post No
3of GSs- NJ 81 ~ iosfeet posi- marked No,
:, l., L.. USE. No, 81. Th,uss
Forth Course *. 50 Ga,,, ". 1870 f,es u,
beginning.
Magnetic variation Is DIX 30 mi. Es.ss. con.
timing zoos acies
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07

THE Deattiet,er . tlii'e received q. S0S,
600 letters Lass year, tor about th I'd
Money to- the vaiue Of 81 1874, 7i4 was
found in 1858 letters. These figures
show tbe'nscessity OF care IN directing
letters and seeing that they are we'll
stamped as we'll as indicating on the
outside by some means who sends
them.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07
/ OR A COUNTY HOSPITAL,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Roard OF
comfy Commissioners OF Erinerald. county
VIII receive bids for the coistruclion and
erection Of bnrpfal building ~ the town
OF hawthorne. and that bids Will he received
up to and including Monday. November u,
lsss. TO f2n'c'ock ". of sai,t day. rho bnild.
my To ne con -iricted in accordance with me
plans and rp nsitieaiions Oh al. NJ m. o1firr
~ the '""n'v Clerk. The bidders to enter
lpio yood and sufficient bond In III, ann of
81 .lM tor the faithful performance OF The con-
tract, 81" Board reserving the riyht to rcia 4
ans mud NIL h,ls W UENIpY
ise"i' sn''. ori. u, - pf;nry Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07
MARY QUARTZ MIME

or Fnrlnce ground aie required to- file tlsir
adverse ciniiGS with thu Ecoister or H.
oh''e'' Stat Land Office at Carson City, in
'he ,sre os Nevada. during Tive sixty days
period'ee publication hereof. or they will he,
barred W virtue of the provisions of the
Statute.
o. IL. GALLUP,
o'@s b% Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-11-07
FOR so CORDS or WOOD.

NDftcE rs HEREBY GIVEN TIL AT THE
bosld VI County Com r%ssrioiler- will receive.
acm,ed proposals 10 deliver ~ cords OF wood
~ vi" Courthouse and there piled Bids to
received up 10 und ipela,ting Monday. No.
..embrr nth. 1885, ut ~ DC oe; NJ Of sai0
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