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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-05-19
HUMOROUS DRlFTWO0D.
Operators in Wool~-Moths.
Lest at s;e3a--The sight OF land.
Easy way 70 kill time---Eat dates

Easy way 70 kill time---Eat dates.
On his netal-A newly shod horse.
A spring garment-The Wlre hustle
A strange sight--cro see garden
walk.
A striking expression" Exit him
again.
A. lot with which everybody is content
b lot of money.
The first law OF gravity ty--Never laugl,
at your own jokes,
When is a man not a man?-W When he
turns into g. lane.
The wasp has one strong point, but it
is not in his favor.
What tradesnan is the easiest to be
taken in?--A green grocer.
The people Of this country are not in
need of any new language. Many Ct
them cannot speak the one they have,
Jinks has been out the night before.
and is late at his desk. Employer,
sternly: "Well?" Jinks: mot very
sir"
At a country inn. Guest: s'I say,
landlord, your food is worse than it was
last year" Landlord: Impossible,
SIR"
A little girl. on being told that an
older sister was only a half sister,
mournfully asked; ''When will she be
my whole sisCer?'
It is said that lawyer can lay down
the law, but that it is the only thing he
once gets hold of that he is eyer willing
to lay down.
Woman, who has given something to
eat to tramp: "You have very awk-
ward way OF eating, man." Tramp;
Yes, ma'am; Iguess it's cause I'm out
of practice
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LOOK HERE.

When travelling nr,'h. east, suI:h ~
wes', make yeur>c.: c.mi"ttai.y =,
p%,tI"nizIng street, first cia-~ .In".
The Chicago. kans - \ Nebiank. .,a..-
way, "Roci Island k"nte"
Tiis thor"ueiiarr l. t..- p-opi. ): ia
vOrite, heca,i-,' ills rrIini'le. safe ard
eas"nt anil Wit it. limited Ayet to
Chicago, and cnnn-ctn.n Wit, all the
fast tra''- 10 st. i...u'- makv it univpr-
sally popular, AID the u ~hic., I'll
we'll posted Travellers take.
Its passenger tia,r~ We're built en-
IresSly i"r tins iIn. by the PuiimM;,
Palace Gar Co.,. which = :,
that they sr.- ~ I~rrtr,t "."i .Orllcte
in every detail h- tie best tnst., and
most thorough experience. cali suggest.
aid o c,.nyenirnre f..r the c..n,f.rt
ard seryire If the travelling public has
been overlooked. IN addition to its
regular passenger equipment, there is
in service . l:nc nf superb reclining
chair Cars; u" pn,,'s ~ -xI"'s. havii
been spared tn make ii:ese cars the
mOsG restsul anu cUn.G::-as-mrIny We
hicles OF their class in America.
HOlders of :irsi claus tickeia ssn "a
seats in these carr !re-. A cOlored
porter accompanies eaci, csr t. admin
lister to the wants ofthe patrops, which
makes them especially desirable for
ladies' and children travelling wi,hou,
escort. In fact, the {. K. f n. is the
Great Free Rprlinins CHR Car Line
vest Of the Missouri river. When you
travel. to he absolutely comfortable.
take tho Chic, Esnsss & Nebrssks
Railway. Rock Island Routr." Pull
mans Pa.acs Ske, ing C>~s ~ I'll
v.ssA -.>>
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WOMAN'S
How y Number Of New York Girls fake 9
Comfortable Living.

How . Sumbe Of New York Girls Make q
Comfortable Living.
The woman barber IS not unknown IN
New York, and has c~Onspicuously failed, as
shc deserves to, but, says tho New York
Tribune, the woman hair-drcsser of the
other woman's hair is not SO much talked Of
and yet does i successful business. There
are several women in this town who make
q good living by washing, shanpo0ing,
cleaning, oiling, combing and caring for
the heads and hair Of their fellow women.
Women who know the discomfort Of having
to wash their own hair. unassisted, appre-
ciate the services Of q skillful hair-dresser
of this kind, and those who can afford it
and yet o not keep aladies' maid do not
grudge paying well for it. Especially IL
her practised hand in demand in rear
ranging the sometimes inextricably tangled
locks Of women who arc recovering from
long illness, when the whole scalp 10 sore
from tossing to and fro on the pillow, and
the nerves are too unstrung to bear the
swkwardncss Of wcu-meaning but un
shnllful attendants or friends. Then It 10
that the professional hair-dresser IS well
coined and her gentle stroking and deft
fingers arc more soothing than irritating to
the patient.
Then there is another large class Of young
women whose parents prefer to keep them
at home, rather than have item accept any
regular salaried position outside, and yet
r not unwilling that they should earn
enough money to clothe themselves. These
m the people who take in sewing Of vaEi-
ous kinds at such cat-rates q 70 make the
life Of the regular sewing girl ono long
fight for bare life. But in turn they have
given rise to another trade for women-that
Of teacher OF the different kinds Of work the
big shops give out. For instance, teachers
Of tho or: Of necktic making 60 from house
to house i~nstructing young girls how to
mako this ornamental male attire In such
Styles - tho factories that give out the
work require. After the art 10 learned it -
poor pay enough, but the teaching Of itcom-
mands q fair price.
All these Instances, Of course, are only
indications Of how Woman's wit and adapt6
bility il proving Of practical beae0S - hef.
Few Of these pursuIts enumerated admit Of
much croWding. Not many could make .
living In any one Of them. Yet they aRo
painteys, showing that % long - tho 0el1
b open q oil, woman b i~nventing and VI
cuutinue to haven't now msthods, peculiarly
A0u ed snitod = - c~spabiitieA q
s3RuGm sAd ewing thoeetA
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SICK DAY.

Lying fains sna Weasy-
With . throooinS BRAIN
There's . voice 90 cheery,
Soothing III my pain,
IN . room absent
'Tts my precious wife;
loving. tender. patient
Jewel OF my Life.
Whistling - she stitches;
Singing q sho sews:
Like . dream Of witches
How the music grows;
And the heart strings tingse
As 1t moves along
In the merry jingle
OF some chilihood's song.
Now some deeper feeling.
Or some subtle within,
Better firds revealing
In an "old-t me" HYMN;
And the sprishtly measure
Finds . m nor tone
To express her pleasure
Pure and all her own.
Then-like woodland brcezc9
In the month of June
Comes q strain that plcases
And Il sweet, glad tune
Fragrant Gith completeness
Bearing on its " ngs.
To my soUl. such sweetness,
AS she sews and sings:
:. In Thy Care and Keeping"
And l pray that still
Wakin-, LORD. o. sleeping
We may do TIL " Il;
Walk in glad CONTINUATION
Till this life IS e..
Have eternal uc on
In Thee, cvcrC, -.
l.. 4. N0rr son. IL y. /. Gran
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

For the &. A. K reunion 1T !,..r.
hey, Sept. 18th t" 2"rh tho b. d w.
wi make rate of OH, fare for round
trip. and Cor Nuch";> r"s,n,y far Il,
Ne sou, S.,d. 49, H. Ind. one I'D
on--thi,d fare f.. ,'und trip Rat.
Of one aud cn,-tEiri fare will a., {
made Sept ll:h t" - h for & A. Il.
r union at Long Island. Kansas
Cheap Ex~::->iou> >uwsh.
The Illinois Cc"tr,' Railroad will
sell cheap excursion tickets t" .:acs-
son, Tennessee. Holl. .>rru"-s. A.her-
deem and Jackson Mississippi, Ham,
mOnd. Jennings and Lake Charles,
Louisiana. TUESDAYS. S'pt, moer II
and %. Odtulcr . :.u,s -. N.vrmrrr
6 amf 90. aad Drir,n!"r 1 sad IS.
Agents ives: If Blair-bur- :" i ~
CITY, Sioux Fails a",i Onawa. " Il sell
for the eve"in" i,.,!n an Monday -
viOus t. dates -iirn above. T,.c IL"
morning train from Du'"";u"al4,"
cage. Tuesday Jnl, 81. aud 'a". a
~ceecing Tucsd " du;in=,i'c m"r'i- :
August. S~eptrmh"r. Oc,"t"r. NoyeA,
Der and December. Ec- lionu-.-'s
ers' Guides an'i printed hattie. G.'.n:
dates am,i fl,i inform ton. -
ply to ncare>: r"n,"n ticket a-cr.. -
address the undersigned i; Nanrit.-
ter. Iowa. j - Merry.
g. " =
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The 7edc cloud Street RajIwav Co.
Cars run every twenty minutes lea

Cars run every twenty minutes leav-
lnS the Holland iiouse at 900 am.
a,.d nakin. regular trips until 1000
>. after that sinna lcay" the IlOl-
land H"use at 11::O pm. aud make
midnight train. Cars make all trains.
TICKETS ARE FOR SALE
~ the Red cloud National Bank and
j. J. Ducker.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
BON TON
BARBER Shop
AND
ROOM,

HCTCHISON & EDGELL. Props.
First door north of City Bakery, re-
fitted and thoroughly equipped. We
respectfully solicit your patronage
guaranteeing ss~tisfa'lon in every case.
OrR MOTT":--Wiil he I % please al
Who give re their trade. All work
dunr,n q Erstclass manner and III the
a'es, fact nt 'he profession.
liUTcuuNp.,s & E'.3E,L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Motto; a., Farmers nn:s 2 r pert, EyGl n.
crs II. E-cI,icr and .~,rr"Hn-;;nS
counties.
WI md my assistant % make
vier> { ,our houses stock ,.".,
tn-pu,hous " bster an .urroiu ing
c"unt.es. IF my man fats to cal. on
you and you should want yoir prop
erty photo ,raphed,dr = me a postal or
call on he. Reasonable prices and
work that Will please you.
BRADBR0OK,
The Moon Block Photographer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

This . to certify that I have tARen up It my
pl~ce7 miles n"rthWcat Of Bed Cloud. enc Jack,
white and has . scar % kft hind leg owner
ran have sADe BY calling and paying chasg-e
end fer this not.1. D1aeA dis a day u Rep
tDwker. ~. CBAA s11lSHA
f2Sl
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

.,-:. sleeper q Chicago.
IL" noon at ; D., "'ci"ck,
+ l.,.,a, & tram from the " T.,
= mA-r r.rn, Pullman Sleepin: Car
l"...> .nf.ka for Chicago via the
e., ~, Island %!;Oute, making
e . ~.a.,",c'icn with The famous
,...ai Der" running through with
' r....e-. arriviL- Al fticaS" the
p: morning. This is certainly
81 4~f.",cst and most convenient
{" transportation between
Kansas an; the city 1T Chi
fur accommodations, ~ this
9 -c notify your '"ctl gent,
a.! .- Ill b. glad t. i. >uch
" ~t.t"~ as yOr m."v Ont" by
10 5000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Ina Oh 1--WE a prizei for
the best display of field co. raised
in Webster count, Neb:, Jewell Or
smith counties. Kansas, as follows
LIST prize, one years subscription
to the CHIEF; I'd prize. six. months
Sd prize, o.ye. olonths. Bring
your best corn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Denver to chic2go,
Denver - Kansas CITY,.
Denver to Cc1aEa,
OMAHA to Chicago.
kansas City % chicago,
Omaha to St. Louis,
BEST LiNE
WEST TO EAST!
SURE
Low RATES
sAccAcE CHECKED TrRoUcH.
Through tickets over the Euriing
ton Route are for Gale b. the Union
Pacific, Denver 4 Rio Csande and
." other principal railways, and
W al. agents OF the Burlington
Route"
For further infoematioc, apply 70
.ny agent. o. to
.. 3. EuST.S, 6en1T TIKI Ax,y.
OMAHA Nh
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One dollar buys i number one
screen door at the Chicago Lumber
Yard.
Fall hats, ii-St Of the season, nc
Berg < ';alu>ha's.
Carpet Sweeper, AT TayIUr's, Red
ClnHi. 40
lobby styles in soft and stiff hats
at Berg l. Ga!nsha's.
For II new style nat g" &" the Golden
Eagle Clothing Store.
Furniture Of all kinds cheaper than
ever at F. V. T~aylor's.
Special attention to undertaking
and embalming by F. v. Taylor. Resi-
dcnee 3 blocks west C'arriage Factory
For sale.-A first class family
horse and carriage, very cheap for
cash. Address Or apply to
Rev. G. s. Davis,
The latest in stiff hats at the Golden
Eagle. Jus, received, enough for four
stores.
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@ "Estey Organ" is the one to
I, costs less, is tasteful, sub

-'antIal, we'll built, is superior IN one
IT, a. otter. Call and s erhe E.stey
e; "a. .~:lenve Of Sada !. Bailey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
SURE CONNECTIONS
Low RATES

.nu party s'are~i nor i,"ias"p"..' -
morning. The General left the Cunlnlnsf
residence about nine O'Clock accompanied
BY the Hon. William Cummings. Judg(
Cummings and daughter anil N!l
John Borden committee OF M
teen from Fort Wayne, headed b4
Lieutenant-G OvernOr Robertson and Col
onel W. b. Smith, arrived this morning q
escort the General to that city, where n
was to arrive at 1:JO y. m. He will spen2
three hours in Fort Wayne and make
speech. The party will then proceed q
Indianapolis by special train.
Charged With Forgery.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. a-Warrant5 wen
issued vee&ardax af&sSA6E - I'M -
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

The Ste'nway, Chickerins- knabe
ar -..' equally reliabIe amos.
Hc'@ r ,,~h or Oh mont, !, .aents
J.. : 4 J.. Bailey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

%-That THs DAILY Nsws is first: last and all the time. a reuspaper
production of an American Daily paper,-and il isn't always SO. II
costs money, enterprise and hard work in unstnted measure TO
make a genuine newspaper.
a country Of busy people, and the Northwest IS the busiest part II
il. Most people haven't the time or patience to read a "blanket-
sheet, they absolutely haven't any use forit. Newspaper reading.
after all is but IN incident Of life, not its chief business. Therefore
The DAILY NEWS is a Shorthand to- the pointpaper
a-Thas THR DAILY News is an independent, tuth.teing newspaper.
Because the American people are intelligent enough to prefer honest.
impartial journalism to the misleading, rruth-dIeooring dishonesty
Of the regulation political "organ" Everybody really wants to
know the truth in political matters: the most violent partisan doesn't
want transformation for a daily diet. And As q editorial expression,
even the most unreasonable partisan will rarely take lasting offence
atan adverse opinion. so long as he is confident Of the AonGsy c
3x,3osr back Of the opinion. It's not the mere fact Of disagreement
Joint v,y strong and clear. rs Aeaxse The DAnI News has
as its aMy to tie eorfdeses Of its readers Of rce,y fSH.eaL aXs
that it las sei,eKlaaes efre1 omiUios ewsek"1
the newspaper,-a time when everybody reads it. andt is al-impor.
TAM that the newspaper should be made with direct reference to the
needs Of Ill the members Of the family. Woman and her interests
never occupied so large . share Of The worlds Thoughts a. so-day-a
fact not to be overlooked. The moral tone and influence Of daily
paper must also be constantly watched, for children read it. The
DAILY News IS for the home. and therefore It follows
S-1has The DAILY NEws is against the saloon Because the liquor
interest anoganty assumes to dominate in American politics, and
The DAILY News believes that it is not for the countrys good that
any one interest should thus override all Others, muehless one which
stands As the representative Of al THAT smostun -Amencan amongus.
THH DAILY News is not the organ Of prohibition. Its not sure that
prohibition is the best thing. Good people who have made this sub
has no ethiopian hope that I'll possible 70 kgslase men into good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

MISUNDERSTANDING OmMe lhHamn and pyu yhn introduced dsmdb ut tn na MEnlye essential %sI
The competition The pzw m kaddm he III most umsds nMme@M ep bMhrd The DAILY NEWS helm
and heN wards ill made 1.-THE ea dep practicable thereafter Lamgm mpMoE ma ay for the ppas omAmw
pom md advertisements msb s&mmdu dz thee mdmmh therein mdm dMl
VCTORF LAWSON Publisher The Daily Nesc Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

ness. but i: has a very positive conviction that il Is entirely prae.ie.
proper place, as being engaged in a traffic which herr. as everyvher
else in the civilized world, is only tolerated a, apparently, a neees
sary evil. There szH 81 no nrceyfais scsxd on this 1orf1
|6-Thas THH DAlr News is a happy paper. Because it believes in Ii
practical wisdom Of being good na,ured Of being generally sGsfes
rather than evsrtas,nsy dissatisfied The chronic faul.hnder is
nuisance, and The pAIlv Nsws will have the leas, possible cfhim
The world IS better than it used to be. and IS getting better every day
It's a good place to live in-let's make the best oft.
THAT TIE DAILY News costs 4 great deal Of money to make. Eecauss
there is sometimes no way Of demonstrating the value of a thing, e
some people, 50 oonclusiveiy as by showing. even in part. what
ee;,s, o make it,: There are ;oa peoPeon the regular weekly payroll
Per week, aEsrcsaing $4,000 a year. The white paper costs
another 10000 a year. The aggregate expenditures Of THH DAill
News for 1855 will vary but 4 uae either way from 100000. And
yet
s-That The DAILY NEWS row costs the reader only One Cent Q Day
Because this lis the most wonderful thing in modem journalism, and
deserves telling DER and DER. tZxrre is Htas danger Of ~akhxs
TOO rraea Of this Sciss1
e-Thaf THE DAILY News is now literally ~esesybody's paper. Because
heretofore metropolitan daily papers have been too expensive. ban
in price and in time required to read them. to make it practicable 6l
farmer particularly should take a daily paper nov that il costs bu1
little more thn the old-tme weekly. and condensed 50 thar he can
also afford the time to read IL He'll save its yearly cos over and
ever again by knowing the market prices every day, instead of weekly
ashe1efofoe.
cause such a combination. Of values As il now ofes the reader d
absolutely withou: parallel among American newspapers, and it ID
bound to make the dry-Sones rattle. The result Of this revolution ID
that every English reading person living within daily newspaper dis.
tance Of Chicago can now afford. bob as to price and time, to have
his city daily.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

&C. CASH, JAS. MONEY!,
CASH + McNENX,
Z TTORNEYS AND CEJNSELORS AT LAW
- Will practice In ali courts OF this state
Collections rs well as litigarrd business careful
ed On applicatl0n.
O1vlck-Over First National Bank. he'd
Cloud, Eeb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

=. w.. AAl8Y, j. l. kAIkY.
KALEY RROS
A TIOnNEYSA AT LAW. AGENTS fOs the y.
ReJ ClOud. Nebraska.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-09
Quincy Tobacco Notes.


The Syndicate has planted now seven acres
of seed BEDS and expects to plant lbout three
times this quantity in the next six weeks as
there are now eighty men engaged in burning
and clearing the plant beds
There are now 2l5 men on the company's nav
roll, and number of laborers have come In hi.
week from TT. Gaines, Carrabelle and Balm
bridge. There will also be twenty-five German
families here next week who will start at once
in the employ of the company They have been
accustomed to farming in the Old Country. and
if they like Florida which we have no doubt
they will, they will be the nucleus of a large
colony.
Most of the dwelling houses are now compile
ted and will be occupied, during the coming
week, by employees OF the company, and where
they are whtewashed will certainly be q great
Improvement to our suburbs.
VIM. Harden arrived this week with another
carload of fine mules from Kentucky, which
will be distributed around 10 the various planta-
tons.
Mr.. Goetz, who has had many years expert
ence as superintendent of one of the largest COM
panes in Sumatra, has arrived in Quincy and
will assume charge of one OF the company's pl lam
tatiOns at once, the intention being in this in
stance to raise large crop of tobacco from Suma-
ira seed and treat it in precisely the manner
that Is customary in that country.
The company has imported, at a great ex-
pense, some of the purest Havana seed, and the
bulk of the tobacco it raises will be grown from
this seed. There has been a great many de-
mands on the part of our local planters for some
Of this seed, and though the quantity is limited,
Mr.. Cory has distributed a sufficient quantity
to plant 500 acres and can spare about az much
more.
On the proper soil, carefully cultivated, and
with some intelligence given to the curing and
asserting, this seed should produce tobacco the
like OF which we think has never been raised in
this country.
Let us caution our farmers once more to handle
their tobacco carefully. Almost everything,
reputation, quality and price, depends on this
Don't think that when tobacco is properly cul-
tivated in the field the work is done, as manu-
facturers look moro perhaps TO the curing and
asserting OF Q crop than to anything else
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-09
HEAD NOTES TO DKCIAIONS OF TNR
SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.
January Term. A. ID. 1888.

State ex rel. Perry Davis, Plaintiff vs. J. w.
Newman. Defendant; Mandamus
RANEY, j.:
l. The statutes regulating writs Of error in
criminal cases prescribe the manner in which
such writs may be allowed and they cannot be
allowed in any other manner.
@ The provisions of such statutes Dc not i'm
pose the payment of costs upon the State.
8. Such statutes do not require clerk of the
Circuit Court to furnish a person convicted of a
criminal charge transcript of the record neces-
sary for obtaining writ of error, without being
paid for the same, where such person has not
taken the steps required by law of an insolvent
to have his costs taxed against the State.
Whether the taking of the latter steps make it
the duty of the clerk to furnish such transcript
at the cost of the State, not decided.
4 The words :" final trial in section IA of the
Declaration of Rights, providing that no person
shall be compelled 10 pay costs except after con-
viction on fual trial." mean such a trial in the
court having original trial Jurisdiction of the
case as is the basis for the entry Of judgment
finally disposing of the action in such court, and
does not apply to proceedings in an appellate
court.
5. Such section of the Declaration of Rights
does not prohibit the clerk from requiring of a
person convicted of criminal charge cash pay
ment for such transcript.
Peremptory writ denied.
]. G. Galaher, r. W. Williams, for plaintiff
r Rlaokwell. !. g. White, for defendant
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-09
80 Palatkasa Gala Week.

On Tuesday next, l4th instant, com
mence the three days Of varied entertain.
ment which will make Palatka the scene
of much exciting festivity, gathering
unto that gem of city great multitudes
from far and near, for it will be cheap
and easy to get there from anywhere
For instance, round trip tickets, good 70,
eight days, may be bought at Tallahas
see for 5000, on and after the 18th, and
they will include admission to the Sub
Tropical Exposition aud visit to St. Au-
gustine.
The following is the general pro-
gramme-without the variations:
FIRST DAY, FEBRUARY IA.
10 A. NJ, Yacht Race-third class yachts.
2:30 P. NJ. Military Rife Team contest
9P. NJ, Grand Military Ball.
SECOND DAY, FEBRUARY TO-
10 A. NJ, Yacht Race-second-class yachts.
ii A. NJ, Pig Race.
2PM, Rowing Race
$50 P. NJ, Gun Club contest
$50 P. NJ, Colored boxing for the champion
ship of Florida-Middle, light and heavy
weights.
THIRD DAY, FEBRUARY 18.
10 A. NJ, Yacht Race-second-class yachts
II A. NJ, Shad Boat Race
2P NJ, Gun Club contest
$50 P. NJ, Colored boxing for the champion
ship.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-09
JEFFERSON County Bonds.

At q special meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners, held on the 25th ult., the sealed
olos 'or Inc purchase Of Jefferson county oond'
MIR: Fred T. Myers IS bonds of $500 each
and II bonds of 500 each, aggregatng
$1,000; and Daniel A. Finlayson, % bonds
for $500 each and bonds for 500 each
-.-aggregatng $12,O00-making a total sale Of
$4,000.
This leaves balance of $604OO of bonds still
to be sold, and the Board Of County Commits.
sloners has authorized its chairman to again ad.
vertise for sealed bids, to be opened on the I'd
day of March. Il is an excellent opportunity for
investment by capitalists, and no doubt they will
oe eagerly sought after, as they sell at par and
draw per cent per annunr
The Board also appointed the following gen.
tlcmen as Board of Trustees, as provided By
law, TO have charge Of the bond Indebtedness OF
the county, to wit: D. A. Finlaysen, G. T. Car
roll and W. B. Lamar, and boud OF 81, 900 each
is required TO be filed. It IL q most excellent
Board OF Trustees.-MontieeHo Constitut;on.