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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
A Good Ono.

Muster stories are numerous around town
now and some of them are creating much
Amusement. Ouc is we'll worth repeating.
General Mitchell was dete mined that no
liquor should be sold anyv here within the
limits Of the camp or the surrounding coun
try which he controlled AMI every Field OF
iice' Of the bay received emphatic instrnc-
tons to be- on the lookout foT pocket psidlers,
ing officers Of the Brigade Commanders
STAFF the Assistant Adintant General and In
speetor, went out to ride around the field and
see how these Instructions were being carried
out. One man was found selling light do
nestle beer. but for fear that he might tam
pee with something stronger he was ordered
from the field. Then on the outskirts of the
First Regiment csmpa Frenehman WAS dis
covered who was lying by the side Of stone
wall accompanied by a suspicious looking va
iise. The two officers promptly stopped,
made the Frenchman pass up the valise and
they shook it To see if it "gurgled." 1t was
haayy and they decided to open it. The
Inspector tried his band at the business but
the lock refractory, and refused to bulge.
Finally after almost blisteriny his fingers in
the attempt the Frenchmsn said 81 open it
for YOU" and lie did so. An array of old
shoes, hammers arl other articles were re-
vealed which had caused the suspicious
soufds. The two officers looked at each
other ms they rode away and smiled in a
u.s. while the Frenchman laughed right out
I.ul
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Happy White" is again in Hotel Steven,
though not without hard and bitter fight.
He WAS doing the town in somewhat hilari-
Aus condition in the forenoon and shortly
after dinner two of the policems sailed out
after the befogged individual. Happy de-
tected the presence Of the enemy with his
customary scuteness ard securing a boat
srided out into the placid heunebee. The
officers got into another boat and went IN
pursuit. Happy" saw them coming but
made no further effort a, escape and went on
shore and to Jail without resistance When
told he vas to go into the dungeon, however.
he INDUCED in a wholesale kick aud made
matters lively for the officers for few min
u,es, but vas finally placed in safe place
considerably the worse for wear. Happy
i. quite an able man but when he tackles the
Augusta police force he doesn't count ms
chickens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Unclsims q Letters.

The following is a list Of letters remaining
unclaimed in the Augusta post-otfice for the
week ending Sept. ., 1889:
Ladies. Miss Cora f. Berry, Mrs. Ella
Croker. Miss Ida Davis, Mrs. W. l.. Hobbs.
Mrs. Annett Jordan, Mrs. SADIE l. Lewis.
Mrs. E b. Morton, Miss Sadie Nye, Miss
Florence Smell, Mrs. c. Z. Stewart, Mrs.
Gertrude WEIGH.
Gentlemen B. B. Aver, Darius Cain.
Julson Aaron Clark, DIR. c. T. Clifford.
James Clarkin, Romnaid Dallaire. II. b.
Duuton, Frank Emery, 4. X. Fogg, Dick &
Fitz gerald, A. b Jordan, A. J. Littleton.
Harry S. Louis, Lautz Bros. L Co y. w.
Laid, Alphonse Lessoul. p. II. Milligsn. A..
W. Paine. J, NJ. Radlin. George Smith. C. +.
Stevens, Tobey Tompson. c.. +. Trask. VIM.
Whiting. Walter W. Wood. foykin Wright.
J. II. MANLEY, p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Mrs. Geo l.. Perry the police II ran IT
Portland was in the city yssterisy ah Ia
conversation with Journal reFosuF gave
many interesting facts regarding he ~Jrs
IN which abe j. engaged. She h s"ry go
thusisstic over the good work sh'ch hss
been amt can be done in her own cty IN the
way of reclsimng and building up young
girls who are thrown upon the world without
friends and naturally fall into paths that are
not Of the best. She believes that much has
been done in this direction in Portland and
said tas, she could not see why similar Of
fce in this city should not result henehciaiiy.
The Office in Portland is under the charge of
the City Marshal, who when case comes up
demanding the presence of the mstrou, mott
aes her to this effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Ams.ls the amusing incidents In een"sc-
ton With the arrests of delinquents made ~
the provost quart at the muster last week,
the following seems worthy of mention One
wry fellow had been overtaken after hard
chase aud the exsspersted guardsmen deter
lnins. TO make an example of him. Produc-
ing pal, Of handouts he encircled one
wrist of the doughty warrior with the steel
and connecting the handcuf by strap to the
pommel of his saddle w rode of towards
camp with his victim in TOW. On the way
there WAS a convenient place Afforded for es-
cape prJelhing the prisoner could make t.
Quick as thought he whipped out his jack
knife with his free hand and cut the strap,
then came the pa,ter Of the soldiers brogans
and the provost guard vas alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
no EXTRA sEssIon.


In ~ Interview With one Of Names Con-
gressional representative who vas in the
city yesterday, Journal reporter came into
possession Of facts which confirm iS ex-
pressed op: mon that there will be NO extra
session Of Congress.
When askes. concerning it the gentleman
replied most eEiphs icxIly No, there will be
none. This has be- finally decided"
ia answer to the question Why the plan
had been changed, he replied, There is 30
special reason. IL vas simply by decision
Of the President"
The general superstition from this IL that
the President can see no necessity for an
extra session and has therefore pat = veto
npon any further proceedings in that direc-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

T. n Parker Of Phillips Isss pure ,ased Of
D. T. sanborn very promising yearlins
mare colt Color, bay She vas sired By
Woodland and ont Of mare thss uosfed ii
go She Is . half sister 70 J. n. wheeler
1 Bros. two-year-old stallion woodland, j..
Woodland was by Wootlsvn; he by Hero
Of fhorndaIs; he by Thornd-ie. Wood
iavn /" half brother TO Viking e z9tJ
which 10 entered in the $1,000 stallion
race 10 be trotred At Mystic in September.
Mr.. ID. y. Blunt who recently purchased
one-Salf interest in the famous stallion Mac
beth. hsa been offered By one Of our citizens
tso hHndr ID dollars insczsh for his bargain.
Below ve furaish tie pedigree and description
OF this dne stallion. Bay. with white in the
face and two white ankles, foaied in 1881.
Got by Daniel Boone; dam by son Of Trou-
eiesome lTooshaker's) second dam. a s.or-
gan mare. Daniel Boone, 3I34; (sire Of
Susie Oven. 2.2e; Nellie ~ e - IA; Eleho,
2 ~ IA; Baby Dean, trial % 81; Grace
Boone, trial z. 24.) by Rysdyks Hxmbieto-
Man. Dam. Kate, dam Of Young Bruno,
2.22 i-2; Breeze, 2.24; Bruno, 223;) by
Beiiixr.
Troublesome winner Of 2.45 races al
State Fair Of 1875 in straight heats in 2.43
2.a2l; 2.f2 , by Old Eaton, dam Morgan.
Macbeth is creating considerable interest
among the horse men at thl. park and prom
ises great speed. He came here from Penn.
syivAnia for training.
Mr.. Is. Is. Phillips Of North Anson, has a,
his stable some fine blooded irosting stock
He has fmaus, 5.I39 black stallion, stand.
u LIZ hands high, foaled June Is, 1854,
sired by Princeps. He by Woodford's
Mzmbrino. Dam by Messenger Darco; 2nd
dam By Hambletonian 10. This young stall
lion has trotted in July last a trial mile in
2 -, last quarter in 80 seconds A fine rich
bay tvo-year-old stallion stands about ISL
hands high. called Phillips, 1854 standard
sired BY Alcyone 1884, record 2 81, sire
of Siiverstone. ABBA. Alcyone, 2.l7I.4
and Ave in the $50 list First dam got by
Gen. Withers ll5T son of Almont, 80 End
dam, Lady Giibreth. record 2.35 by Gil
bretb Knox l4S. record 228 81 Also Tom
King an elegant looking bay stallion, stands
about Is ~ hands high, sired by Daniel
Boone 1856, record 81 81; he by Rysdyk's
Hambletonian; first lam said to be by
Shooting Star. A fine black two year-old
stallion owned by J. ID. kibby Of Weld,
Me, sired by Black Ben, he by Miller's
Knox, he by Larken's Knox. Dam called
Old Picked Ear, got by Shakespeare, it is
said that this colt has trotted quarters in 40
seconds. Included is bay mare with black
points, owned Ben Hilton, sired by Gideon.
This mare is very fine gated and can trot a
235 clip Also the speedy mare Cleveland
Girl, record 1855 I-2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The fsvorite American actor J. Il. Little
in his original creation of Harry Elliston'
in The World, will appear in this city with
his star company on Wednesday evening At
Granite Hall. The play is one of intense
interest. is great spectacular success sud IS
in the best of hands when prosecuted by
Little's company. The six acts TEEN with
Unwilling an1 exciting incidents well cslcu-
"a. ed . arouse iut. 49, interest. yet in plot it
Is nohie aat p,r,ra,- uature as it il found in
buuaut, ia most pleasing form. Seats
ara. b,n, On sale At II iut's music store aud all
.hauid 20 early 10 Sc IRE the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The Postage Stamp Co. in this their new
success will appear in Granite Hall on Sat
urday evening, Sept. eth. Their appearance
last season in the Postage Stamp was
decided hit and the house was crowded.
They promised us lots of fun last year and
we gott. This year they promise Us another
chance to laugh. and Augusta people will not
be slow in svsiling themselves of the oppor-
tunity. Fun reigns supreme in every act and
scene, and the man who attends the enter
tainment will be sure of the longest and best
laugh in which he ever INDUCED. Seats are
nov on sale at Hunts at the usual prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Personals

Mr.. panl J. Coolidge Of Boston, IL visiting
f,;suds in the ci.y.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, Locke lief, yesterday for
, ,bor. visit with friend, NJ Nj. Vernon.
Mr.. Tafs and Mrs. Adams Of Worcester,
a... are the quests of Mrs. ID. Il. Savage.
Hi.. Alice Dixon, Of Manchester. N. II.
1. waiting her aunt. Mrs, j. N, Cross in tbi,
city.
Mr., R..el Glidd.n and her ,on. Everett,
zen, IN go.,oo he boat yss,era.y 10, . week,
,t.it among friena..
ni.. Jennie Cottla. who has been ,pend-
home last evening.
Mr.. Y. N. Pierce. clerk in Hills grocery
store, left YESTERDAY for Boston where he
vii! spend a short vacation.
DIR. and Mrs W. II. Libby left on the
Keanebec Yesterday for a short visit to
friends in Boston and vicinity.
Among ths passengers on the Kenneb,c TO
Boston Yesterday we're A. J. Pierce. +. C.
DolIiyer and Col C. b. Morton.
Mrs. Lizzie O'Conneii ief, yesterday on
tLs afternoon train for Bangor. on a two
veek,' visit to her home ia that city.
Mis-, Henrietta Barnes formerly of Augu.-
O.. nov Of Norxood. Mass. i. visiting a,
Gan, Thomas clark's on Se~all street
Miss Louisa Dustin of SC. John. N. b ar
rived on the afternoon train Monday. ON a
gl.i. Il, TN, family of 4 N Wade in hi, eity.
E.ni. Johnson formerly proprietor of the
Johnson House. Gardiner. was in the city
Yesterday calling upon hi. brother ]. s.
Iohn.op
JE Loveioy Of Saxooyiile Mass who
hs. been Visiting hi. brother Mr.. Cha,. III.
tove,ov of sidney r.,oyped nm IN. hoa.
ye.,art.v
Nj. Eli, Swan one of the nubiie .choo,
,..ch.,. of Norx,v VIM h.. been visiting
Nj. MARI isnham returned IN her home
o,.,..,d,.
Al, f. T. Cs,c,s,, ..l 5,.,h,sr ~ Law
,..., ar. waiting friend. In ,.s ctv Mr.
o.teh.tI xa. fo,msrly , we'll knoxo halter
IN ,hi. ,i,.
n, W., "a I.,. ,,,i u.. usrv.,a
1 NJ n, iea t,1iax t,,F tFIn. HluHa
a, u.,a,, r.,,v xher. ,bsv viii .,,od N
.Ao., ..o.,,o.
Nj. Annie. a.o. of p..,o, and Nil.
Mani. K,,oo of c,el..s ,,,u,ned In
nat. h,,,. ,,,,.,..,i., ~, ,l... k.,no,,.. .f,.
.b.r, y,.,, IN N, and MA a. "a c,icL
Me- s,,ol " s,,;,,, =, ,n,u.,. hov ,ow
.cl,,,,g a, ,,,,o,,.,t ,...,,;o, in inc M.v.,,ck
v,,,a,sl u.nk no.,o, .,..t SUNDAY with
nj. .,.un,. A., and NJ. n p.,s.s Smith
r,e.cs,, .,,s.t
Fxcov phi, n, L rhomn.o,
H. f.,.t,o o.L and 10, u n Sh.n,,a
a,,h, road -, T,,.,ea. NJ m. y,.,,e Has.
u;,sI arrived ii. tb. ci.v Yesterday. and win |
hold n,s,ipy .t the ho,pital today.
Mr. Chester, A M,sser cierk at Townsend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

kilograms and letters have been received
from all the Augusta players saying that
they will report here for business today.
Sullivan and Ring come down by boat and
the remainder will come by train. All are
anxious to beat Lewiston and will do so il
there is any virtue in ball playing The
game comes off tomorrow aud will be one of
the finest of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The Della Collins took large number of
passengers to connect with the kennebec
yesterday. The tide of travel is now well
turned away from Maine, return boats being
but little patronized. 1t is probable that
both boats will be run through the present
month, when the Star will be taken of and
the Kennebec run for the remainder of the
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

For ladies and children whose taste cannot
be offended with impunisy, Hamburg nss
form . remedy for constipation. indigestion,
piles, and liver complaints which 10 - pleas-
ant to take a. il 10 effective in use. -
cents. Dose. one Fig. Mack Drug Co. n.
I. For sale BY c. B. Murphy 1 J. y.
Mixer. SepsBeoafollrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Produced from the laxative and nutritious
Juice of California figs, combined with the
medicinal virtues of plants known to be most
beue fetal to the human system, acts gently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels ehecfusiiy
cleansing the system, dispelling colds AMI
headaches, and curing habiinal constipation
auga7d.S wnr3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
Important Transfers OF Real Estate in
Kennebec County.


= Nv ioiio"lHg are tue transfers OF rea
estae for the week ending Aug. 81:
AuGrsfA.-Lorng fsrr TO A. q. andrews. both
OF Augusta, land, $50, A. q. Andrews 10 Seth D.
Morrow and Maria 6. Morrow, all of Augusta
land, $50 Hannah 7. Ballard 20 Helen NJ Brow II
both of Augusta, land, $500, Abby e. Phitnook, OF
Bangor 10 Flora A. Clark Of Augusta, land. 400
BksroS.-tiTst National Bank to \. NJ. Brown
both of Benton. land, $3.50.
ttina.-,ianr Adams of China TO LeVvii l..
Proctor OF Richmond, lana, 4l0O0.
tliniOn.-tharofts !. Holt to l.. G. Frazier, both
Of Fairfield, land. $500.
OAKLAND. Isabelle VI. Trask TO Alexander Trask
both Of Oakland. hand, 500
ffrrsroN. l.. A. Pcndleton of rittston, to T.. y.
Chapman Of \ hit.fied. land, ses5
ROME. Samuel Whitehouse to stephen Blais,icll,
both Of Oakland. land, $40
VIENNA. Willis 7. Brown to John H. French,
both OF Vienna, land, 1900
WArtkvIL1B. Reuben B Dunn and Lydia X.
Dunn to susan ). Brown all of Waterville iaad
goo; Oais j. Cote OF WBtervile, to Arthur 5 Nor
gan Of " inslow, land. $1,000 n. q. II. Pnsifer to
Amanda Pommrrlean, both Of wateyille, land,
slo5; Chas. u. Gray to Amanda Pammeriena, both
of Naterv'iie, land S75
WlSsLow. Beuj. ID. white of Nassaboro, to Alb.
agaii White of said town. land, sl500. Erasus War
rcn To Peter Butler, both of Winsow, land, siJsU
IN. sharand to Lola Z. Gar and, both Of Wiaslos
land, 1900
WINTHROP. Harriet N. Jones to Cora NJ Park
man, both of winthrop, land. 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

1T goes right to the spot, !" said an old gen.
tleman. who found great benefit in Ayers
Sar.aparills- He was right. arrangements
of the stomach, liver. and kidneys are more
speedily remeiied by this medicine than by
any other. 1t reaches the trouble.
septSi2sod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

This is the season of the year when .
horses tail grows shorter BY degrees with
every vicious whack At the omnipresent
representative of the order Of dipters. As
general thing the whsck hits the whifhetree
before il seeks the fly, hence the disastrous
result. A we'll known Augusta druggist has
anticipated this shortage and has provided q
generous ju,e switch, which he has afiised
to the caudal appendaee of his equine in
worthy desire to increase its durability and
discriminating properties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

ia, no the Augustus haven't disbsnded
yet aud are anxious to play the Lewis'ons
Just once more before an Augusta audience.
As the Augustus are to play the Bsagors at
the Eastern State Fair. Bangor. Thursday
and Friday next. and play the last game Of
the season at Lewison with the spindle city
lads on Saturday of this week. the Lewis
this city Wednesday. The people Of this
city may rest assured that when the Augusta
team meets the Lewistons before Capital
CITY audience il will be for the laurels and
nhoever wins will work for it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

These open street cars should not be al
lowed to run in cold weather." exclaimed an
ira,e passenger, as he nearly coughed bis
head of. BE patient, my friend" remark
ed the conductor. "Adamson's Botanic
Cough Bslsam will remove that cough of
yours sept3deod&eos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Evidently Ben Wasn't There,

Some Augusta people who want the earth
put up job to have the muster and three
dsys's race this week. The two combinations
did not work as expected, and the races drew
A .mxll crowd epHebee Democrat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

$40 REWARD!

HeTen dollars reward will be paid for
Information that will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of parties doing malicious mis-
chief around nv sand bank.
JAS. n. WADE.
Augusta, Aug. %. 1883. augsodlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Shioh's Vitalzer is what you need for
Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottle. For sale at c. B.
Murphy's.
hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The rosy freshness, and velvety softness
of the skin is invariably obtained by those
Who use Pozzoni's Complexion Powder.
sept3dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

A man who presents an appearance of de-
bility. whose countenance isanxious, and who
is subject to spells Of fsintness. is liable to
sudden death from heart disease. lie. him
take DIR. Flint's Remedy before it is too late
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or I'D
dress Mack Drug Co. N. Y. For sale by C.
g. Murphy and J. VI. Mixer.
sept3deodfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Group, whooping Cough snd Bronchlns
;mmedistely relieved BY Shiloh's Cure For
sele ct C. B. Murphy's.
julysd&vlvchuky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 10
sold by Us on "a guarantee. Ii cures Con-
sumption. For sale at C. B. Murphys.
julysd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Enterprise $3.50 Fee, High.

Last Thursday. Isaac G.. Atkinson, mana
ger of the Atkinson House Furnishing Com
pany, placed on the Summit of Mt Wash
ington sign board with the strange device,
"A Fact Worthy of Note " I'VE Top Them
All" THE Atkinson House Furnishing
Company of Maine" As he proceeded to
nail 1t to plank which he had put up in the
centre of EARN amid the rocks in front of
with the fierce joy and delight OF him ho
climbed the Alpine height and cried Excel
sior"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
4ie0.

In ReAdieid. Aug. 81, Mrs. T. C. Tuttie. aged d
wears Aug al, Robert, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Stevens. aged 4 mouths
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-21

der of the chairman and clerk Of this
board TO be used by them in payment
of s%ir present indebtedness, incurred
for the support of said insane and poor.
Resolution laid over under the ples.
The Committee ON Equalization and
Assessment asked permission Co retire
and TO correct their report In regard1tO
the value ot city and village lots i'm the
town 81 WaldwIck
On motion OF Mr. Campbell the re-
quest was granted
The above committee having returned
and reported the correction made. asked
further permission TO correct their re-
port Ia regard to omitted items In the
value pt personal property in the town
of l.irien
GA motion of Mr. Campbell it was
granted
Mr. Frost i'm the chair
MIR kewey called up the special order
ON report at Committee on Supcrnten-
dents of the Poor account, and moved The
adoption of the report which motion
prevailed
The Committee ON Equalization and
Assessment submitted the following as
their amended report, Mr. loskius. Of
tht committee, dissenting
no raE HoABn or SUPERVISORS ot iowa CorSrr
WIS.
Noar committee ga Equalization and t-.t.s-
meut reports thu following as fhg Cluaiif.I NHilc
=. a.. tuo property ln thtr'Uhu, aud recommends
tjs adoption as the eVuaIlael assessment log lue
yer q. ID l>s9, and ,he committee moves the
HuApl'uU ihi- itp'fti
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-21

aas,- sAlzzasszs
of the report, the ayes and nays were
called, and the same adopted by the
1 following votes Ayes Bailey, Con
ner Cullen, Campbell Dolan, Dave,
El3m, Frost. Hoskins, Jackson, Jones,
. krtu. Metlert, Rewey, smoker, Snow,
Nteeus.and, Swinehut Taylor, 49,
Nays, none.
& Mn. Smoker on behalf of the COM
mlttee ou Jury lists asked permission
90 Wcl,i the same iur amendments, which
F. was ON motion granted after which Mr.
. Nmelbcr submitted amended lists which
were adopted and said lists were signed
10y The chairman and forthwith dc.
i llvervd to the Clerk of Circuit Court
The special committee on the accounts
/ ct Supt ut the poor and Trustees Of
Insane Asylum submitted their report
as follows
! fa rur Hos. Go,En or syrsevsoes or Iowa
I Gentlemen; Your committee to whom was o.
J itW,a tle report %, Ihe trustees q. Sac Iowa Go.
Any un nut superintendent, 90 The feot beg
.ta.e 90 rtp0rJ a- l.tuWs,
We have carefully m.Hect,l tbn accounts of
seId nl rrs, comparing Che tuUuhrrs With tht
/ bile 90 Ni ana tul iIem correct tu every pot
/ tHaIaE fud recommend that tHt vouchers herein
,yt.I'N 'H Il. NHfH,t.n presence ni iho 'osiU
We hnH horg rs d dsNtlt due Die Poor
A.oadsl,.. aa, tae Asylum fund OF t'a5i 5.
F.. D. uc A-yIam mad d,a.il .sef, Is duo
the frs' Nat Bank %. auugud go ....S $50 uD
Iue balance ol The 4cd.it b. htIs aU1it,a nnd M
+ lowed
lHag Committee recommend thar the uusgets
" instructed and Dmpoeeled % borrow Toe sum
+ ' e-,l' ~ td pay iht NaltluG ht above mon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-21

p NJ The following commune

NJ Inc iolioWlNN tolllhuul-
cation was read:
ponoEvuF Wis, Nov. Is, 1859.
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Iowa Go.
Gentlemen | hereby prr ,.1se 90 print
ami bind in pamphlet form 100 copies 81
! your proceedings at our present annual
session for the sum often dollars $1,000
Respectfully,
A. $. HEARN.
On motion of Mr.. Uoskius the prop
oSi.ion was accepted.
Further reports from standing com
mittees submitted as follows
To the Honorable Board OF Supcryisors:
Gentlemen: Your committeeto whom
/ was referred the examination of the ac-
counts of the District Attorney. Register
ot Deeds and Clerk of the Ctcul Court,
do hereby respectfully report that wc
/ have examined The reports OF the District
Attorney and the Clerk of the Circuit
| Court and find them correct i'm every
/ particular That we have counted the
money IN the hands Of the Clerk otthe
Circuit Court, and find the amount now
i'm his hands ol3S4l5. That there is no
money account in the office of the
Register Of Deeds Co he examined,
AMI of which is respectfully submitted
~ III. Snow.
SAM'L. SWlNrHAEr.
JoSEpHUs BAILEY,
Nov 10, 1882 Committee.
Adopted.
To the Board of Supervisors Iowa Co..
GENTLEMEN. Your committee to
whom Was referred the several uctitiDuu