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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th, 1888


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same AS yesterday.
The record OF yesterdays session was
read ana approved.
Supervisor llikok, chairman committee
on miscellaneous claims, submitted the re-
port Of said committee, fixing the cOmpen,
satiOn for hall rent, judges and clerks OF
election and boards of registry Of the NJ
vember election, and the same WAS ap-
proved, and the county clerk directed t.
Issue orders on the treasury In favor o. the
persons therein named for the amounts Cd.
posite their respective names, aggregating
$3,45S44
On motion of Supervisor Norton the
committee on public building was author
lied u build sidewalk ON the nor h side
OF the county jail lot, if deemed advisable.
Supervisor Fischer presented letters Ia
relation 10 a claim Of the National Park
Bank of New York, for one-quarter of one
per cent. commission for paying interest
coupons On county bonds, aud on motion
they Were referred 10 the committee on
judiciary to investigate aud report rs to the
liability for said charge
On motion of Supervisor Bowen the
committee 10 settle with circuit and pro
bate clerks, was authorized Ia call in AS
sistan's in order TO effect settlement with
said officers AT this meering.
On motion of Supervisor Griffin the
Board adjourned until O'clock tomorrow
morning.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 18Th. 1883

THURSDAY, Dec. l3th, 1888.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present same as on yesterday.
The record of yerterday session was
read and approved.
Supervisor Bowen, chairman committee
on State Chaita1le Institutions submitted
the following report which WAS adopted:
Mr. Chaimah, &c: In accordance with
resolution passed at the July session of
the Board last directing the committee a.
settle with State Charitable Institutions 10
enquire of the State Board of Charities the
reason why insane persons of recent !nsaui.
~ are refused admission into insane hosni
tails of the State, while they retain insane
persons that are incurable, and have been
30. for years: your committee would res
pectfnlly report that they have corresponds
ed with DIR. Corbus, a member of the State
Board Of Charities, In regard to the matter,
and 10 reply, DIR. Corbus stated that the
State Board of Charities while they be.
lieved that chronic cases In the State Hos
pitfalls could snd should be removed. 20
make room for recent cases, the State
Board had no authority To order removals
from State Hospitals; that the matter of
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FridnY, Dec. Nth. 1888.


Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present same as on yesterday. The record
of yesterdays session was read and APP
proved
The following reports of committees 10
settle with sheriff, recorder, and Probate
clerk, and on charitable institutions, public
buildings court house and jail, miscelh-
neous, and coal and gas claims We're pre-
sented and adopted.
Mr. Chairman, a.: Your committee 10
settle with sheriff would respectfully re-
port that they have examined the matter oi
the bill attached hereto presented before
them and recommend the following:
That an order be drawn IN the treasury
for the amount of said bill, the sum to be-
paid out of any funds now In the treasury
or thai may hereafter come 10 the treasury
from which the same can be legally paid
OTTAWA, ILL, December ~, 'SS.
LA SALE COUNTY, STATE OF ILLINOIS, TO
LAWRENCE MoKRIssEY, SHERIFF, DIR
Cash paid in excess OF allowance for the
year ending December |, 1887.
Paid travelling expenses in excess of
allowance. 80. -. .......S 462 80
Paid deputies expenses in excess of
allowance. ........... ....... 232 5O
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nished, and made out according TO law
that tha county attorney Is hereby instruc
ted 10 prosecute under the law any over
seer that neglects and fails 10 furnish
Overseer reports.
Supervisor Fischer moved IA a substi
tute tor said resolution that the pauper
comaiittee audit all proper claims for pau
per aid except the bills Of supervisors fOI
services or uverseer of the poor and money
adyanced,in cases In which the supervisors
neglect Or refuse 10 furnish the list uf pau
peers ~ required by tue resolution adopted
AZ the LAST september meeting.
The substitute was accepted by Supervl
sor Werner aud adopted 10y the following
vote.
Ayes.-Anderspn, Burke, Cullen Dins-
more, Dresser, DuniwaY, Dlnlevy, Etdas
Ellsworth, Fischer, Grandson, Green, Grit
lin, Quincy Hickuk, illltsDrand, Hoberu
Luki,-, Miierhofer, Mctiiunls, MclnIyre
Mclaughlin, Norton, Rowe, ShawbrcK
|naeter, Spencer, (Chas E. Spencer (Ei.
wari) Thompson. rrumbo, Werner West
word, Wylie, Mr. Ch,irman-3i
Noes, Armstrong, Bowen, liurRart, Crook,
DutTry, Doyl, Jennings, Staniord,-S
Suprivis Griffin offered the following
resolutions
WHEREAS, At tn, September meeting of
this Board resolution was passed, lequir.
inn all supervisors ~ make report In
writing 10 this b lard of the names. and
amount of aid q all parties receiving aid
from the county for publication, and
WHEREAS, all supervisors have not com
Piled with the resolu ion, therefore
ResolDed: That the names Of all persons
receiving aid Os withheld from puulica
ton until al supervisors comply with said
resDlu ion
Supervisor Eldes offered the following
AZ substitute for Supervisor Grltfin's reso.
luton.
WHEREAS, Several supervisors have ne q.
leCted and refuse To present reports of the
names Of persons helped by county aid,
ReS0l0ei, That the pauper committee are
Instructed tOmgke areplrt of those helped,
from the orders given by the supervisors
Of the several towns, and publish the same
The substitute was accepted by Super
visor Griffin aud adopted by the following
vote
Ayes Anderson, Armstrong, Bowen,
Burkart, Dnsmore Dresser, EIdes, Els
worth, GranSden, Griffin, Quincy, Hit
abraud, Hoberg, Jennings. Lukins, Maier-
hofer, Mcintyre, Norton, Rowe, Shawback
Shafer, Sanford, Spencer G. Z, Spencer,
f., Thompson, Trumbo, Werner, WestwOod,
Wylie, Mr. Charman.-3O.
oes.-Burke, Crook, Cullen, Dunaway,
Duffy, Doyle, Dou'evy, Fischer, Green,
Hickok, Mc(ilnnis, McLsuchlan -l2.
On motion of Supervisor Mcintyre the
Board adjourned until O'Clock. p. III.
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TrrspAY. Dec. I'M, 1888

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
Preset same as yester lay, aud superb
sor Griffin.
The record of yesterdays session wa:
Supsrvi or Grausden, chairman commit
tee on township organization submitted the
following report which was adopted:
Mr.. Chaij7aalt dc: Your committee on
Township organization would respectfully
report that they have examined the CeTtih
cate of the town clerk of the town of Adj
ans, piesented before them. We find II in
the usual form.
ALBERT GRANsDEN, Chairman.
Supervisor Anderson WAS theTeupOn de
clared member of this Board.
The Chairman appointed Supervisor An
derson member OF the committee or
Paupers. and chairman Of the committee
on Attachments, vice Supervisor johnson
resigned.
Supervisor Mclaughlin moved that the
Board now adjourn Until o'clock to-mOr.
row morning.
Motion lost.
Supervisor Armstrong moved that the
compensation for use of halls for regis
tration and election purposes, be fixed at a
sum not exceeding $l9 for each polling
place.
Supervisor Mclaughlin moved as an
amendment that $500 be allowed In al
cases where private houses were used as
polling places.
Amendment lost.
The motion Of Supervisor Armstrong
was thereupon carried.
Supervisor Norton moved that no com
pensation be allowed to the judges of cleo
ton for mailing and delivering returns 10
secretary Of State and town clerk
Supervisor Armstrong moved IA an
amendment that sum not exceeding
$3.50 be allowed % judges of election for
mailing returns to the secretary Of State
and delivering retJrns TO town clerk In
case only, where bills were presented for
such services,
Supervisor Fischer moved as an amend
ment to the amendment that the Board fix
the compensation 20 judges of election for
mailing returns TO secretary Of State and
delivering returns to town clerk, at 10 cents
per mile for each mile of necessary travel
In rendering such service.
Supervisor Spencer (Chas e. moved
that the whole subject matter relating 10
compensation of judges for mailing and
delivering returns % secretary of state and
town clerk, be laid on the table
Motion carried
On motion of Supervisor Gibbs, the
Board adjourned until O'Clock tomorrow
morning,
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T. FINLEN, County Clerk.
Mr. Chairman dc: Your committee IN
settle with Co. Coroner would respectful
ly report that they have examined the
bills and accounts of Coroner Clendenin
presented before them and tud balance
If thirtysix dollars and ten cents due the
county in the hands of said coroner, which
amount has been turned over 10 the Co
treasurer with his receipt hereunto at
tached
Through an error in the footings the
amount turned over was thirty eight dol
lars, which Is one dollar and ninety cents
in excess of the amount due the county.
Therefore your committee would recon-
mend that the clerk be instructed 10 draw
his order on the treasurer In favor OF the
coroner for the above amount, one dollar
and ninety cents.
Your committee would further recon-
mend that the clerk be, is hereby instruc~
ted 10 draw his order on the treasurer for
the sum of three hundred dollars, to be
drawn by Coroner John Il. Milling In sums
of fifty dollars to pay coroner jurors fees
from time 10 time us he may need them.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
+ :. DRESSER, Chairman.
Floyd Clendenin, Coroner.
To La Sale County DR..
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All or Wnlch Is respectfully submitted.
LUKE DOYLE, Chairman
The following resolution offered by
Supervisor Fischer WAS adopted
WHEREAS, The county has Instituted
suits against 5. w, Raymond and his sure
ties, =. w Stocksledger and his sureties,
and A. T. Bartels and his surettes, by NJ,
L. Moloney, county attorney and
WHEREAS, IL has been currently report
ed that various sums Of money has been
paid by some of the above named defend.
ants, and
WHEREAS, VIM Il. Milligau some time
ago brought suit against the county for
money alleged To- be due him from the
county, which suit was tried before and
submitted to Judge Shpp some months
ago, aud
WHEREAS, no official report has Leen
made To this Board, by the county attorney,
as 10 the moneys so said TO have been so
paid, and the condition of said suits, and
the prospects of settlement of the same,
therefore, be Ii
ReSClHed' That the county attorney, M.
I. Moloney, be and he is hereby request.
ed u make report at this meeting to the
Board, any and all moneys that have
been paddy said parties to the county,
the present standing of said cases, and also
report Whist, and If any decision has been
made by Judge Stipp, in any of the above
named cases
Supervisor Werner offered the following
resolution:
Res0lred: That If any supervisor or over
seer of the poor of his town shall fail to
make report, as the law directs, and In
accorJaura with tho resolution nassau of
the Sept session OF this Board, relating TO
pauEers, his bills shall not be acted upon
That the pauper cqpmittee is hereby
instructed not to act upon, or allow pay
mept On any bills II . report 10 not fur
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3 O'CLOCK PM
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present same as the morning.
Supervisor HikoK was here called to
the Chair.
Supervisor Maierhofer of the committee
to settle with circuit clerk submitted the
following report which was adopted:
Mr. Chaiyn.an dc: Your committee to
settle with the circuit clerk would respect
fully report that they have examined the
report OF Circuit Clerk Taylor. and com.
pared the same with the records Of said
office, and md said report to be correct,
Your committee also find there is due the
county from said office the sum of S25 81
twenty-five dollars and thirty-tive cents
which was paid over to the county treasur>
er, the receipt thereof is herewith attach
ed Your con mttee also find that Mr.
Taylor accounted for all naturalization pa
pers that were reported rs earnings before.
the amount of $39l.00 which fully covered
such earnings previously reported.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Nj. MAIERHOFER, Chairman.
To the Chairman and Board Of Supervisors
Of the County Of La SaHe;
The undersigned, clerk of the Circuit court
in and for said county, would respectfully
submit the following report of receipts and
ear nings of said office for tie six months,
ending December Sd, 1883; an itemized
statement of which appears of record in said
office
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Total expenditures.
Balance due county.

Your committee wOuld further report that tax levy
of 20 cents on each SOn for county PURPOSES bridge APP
preparations and 10 pay interest the bonded debt.
be extended on the TAX books the same being in the
Judgment Of YOUR committee sufficient pay all leiti.
male claims that may come before yonr Honorable
Board for the ensuing year and until the next levy
available
And your committee further recommend that the
county clerk he aud he is hereby authO direct
ed to exteId upon the books Of the county such
rates per will produce the necessary amounts of
town. special town. road and bridge city and village.
Supervisor Norton moved that said re-
port be adopted, with the exception of the
entire item of S160 so for extra clerk hire
and $l175 of the incidental expenses. Mo,
ton carried by the following vote.
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Mr.. Chairman Dc! Your committee to
settle with Count, clerk would respectfully
report that they have examined books and
vouchers now on file In his Office and find
them correct and recommend the approval
of the following report, and that the
clerk be authorized 10 draw an order on
the treasurer tor the amount due him as
shown, $G45 So
Report of receipts and expenses of the
the county clerks office for the half year
ending December lSt, A. ID 1888
All of which Is respectfully submitted,
FRED W. Fades, Chairman.
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Sl,SS2. Is 81 1852 Is
Respectfully submitted.

W. w TAYLOR Clerk.
The following resolution offered by Super:
visor Meierhofer was adopted unanimously
Res0IUSd, That the Board take this occa.
sion to heartily commend " " Taylor on
his retirem ent from the office of circuit clerk
on the able, and efficient manner in which
he has conducted the business of his office
Supervisor Spencer (Chas. f chairman
committee ON stationery submitted the fol
lowing reports which were adopted:
Mr. Chairman, Sc; Your committee on
stationery would respectfully report that, in
compliance with resolution of Co. Board at
Sept meeting, they have entered into con
tract for stationery supplies, flor one year
from the 10Th day of Sep. 1883, with the
following parties, viz;
For records and blank books Patterson &
Hanna, Ottawa, Ill. Miscellaneous blanks
and printed matter, F. NJ Sapp, Ottawa
III Miscellaneous stationery, Hapeman
81 Graham, Ottawa, Ill
And that said contracts have been filed
in the county clerk office, and supplies are
now being furnished in accordance with
said contracts.
Nr. Chairman &c: Yngr committee on
stationery claims would respectfully report
that they have examined all claims before
them, and recommend the payment OF the
following and that the clerk be directed to
issue orders for the several amounts, TO
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Rs,ord of The Proc,etiHgs, Orders and Res
oiu .oHs Of tie Board o S1ps5e'so,' ~
la SoHG C,nHV aPd St'te N iH'no"' at y,
a Spseili Tern hereot eo@'me"ced ana
hrld at TIE Court Hous' ~ Oit"oL" sac"
County On Mo"doy Dee ION, 4, u, 1888
MoNr,Y, Dec 10, 1883,
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Supervisor Cullen, chairman committee
on judiciary submitted the following report
which was adopted:
Mr. Chairman, &C.: Your committee on
judiciary to whom has been referred the res
oIution of the supervisor of Adams, in re
lation to the existance Of a vacancy in the
office of justice of the peace in the town of
Adams, would respectfully report that the
unexpired term of said office is for period
of less than one year, and that it is the duty
of this Board to fill said vacancy by appoint
ment.
Respectfully submitted
CHAs. s. Cullen, Chairman.
On motion of Supervisor Fades, MIR. A. A
Klove, the person whose name was suggest
ed in the resolution offered by Supervisor
Anderson, was appointed to fill the vacancy
existing in the office Of justice Of the peace
in Adams township
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All of which Is respectfully submitted.
l.. Il. hICKUK, Charm

Nr. Chairman, dc: Your committee on
coal and gas claims would respectfully re-
port that they have examined the claims
presented before them, and recommend
the payment of the following, and that the
clerk be directed To issue orders for the
several amounts to the several claimants
to-Wit:
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Mr.. Chairman, &c Your committee to settle with
county recorder would respectfully report that the
have examined books and vouChers Row on Ale In his
office and ind them correct and recommend the adUp
tiOn Of the following report:
RECORDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For recording real estate instruments frOmJune
t. 1888 to December 1883 ......... NIB Is
For recording chatte mortgages and bills OF
sale from June |. 1885, 10 December l. 1883 $50 III
For certificates, certified copies and cancella-
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OTTAWA. Dec 10. lSS'

Your committee would further recon
mend thai the following bils of the SUP. I'm
tenicnt Of schools he audited and approved,
and the clerk directed to certify such ncr no
the auditor OF public accounts si Springfield,
fer payment of the SUM from the STATE
treasury ~ provided by Sec 81 Of the
school law.
Stgta Of Illinois, Ll safe Comfy: 10 g
b Stockiale, County Superintendent %.
schools La Sale Co. DR..
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All Of which IS respectfully suhmitted.
T. $. DRESSER Gu N.
On motion Of Supervisor Mcintyre, the
Board adjourned until 8 o'clock to morrow
morning.
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Your committee as directed 10y you ~
your september meeting have bad the jail,
boiler and wash house put in tirst-ci ,ss
order outside, by having the bri,k work
that needed it thoroughly pointed up with
lime aud mortar and given three good coats
Of paint, and the prison pTt of the jail on
the inside Thoroughly painted and the cells
thoroughly overhuuIed Und put in good re-
pair a ] uMFH 3, Chairman,
Mr. Chairman, &c: Your Committee on Court
II .Isc AMI JAN 81 Im, would resp .ctfUlly report tUtt
th.y have exam mel all claims .-aut'd before diem.
ami recommend fhe payment of the following Uut
that the Gle Ice directed iO -.uu orders Tor the sever
amounts 10 the several cWlmiHt>, 10 Wit:
Namr tur What Amt. A.
My-lln slippers for jan O.. .......,.........e ~ "
Clckg& ppu-uyrty, repairs and supplies 4 court
house AMI al .s....,...s.... 20 -
II tolNell box for ballots AZ court no se.. 500
Shaw, suD. lies for JH amt. Cu't Is ~ % %
Dyer ButvrhrG, med. attendance AT Jll..... Is -
Telephone co. tccph ncs....... 50 %
Stlelc, sirs, &c, for ali........ 50 .
II ~ II
MOrrls,cy, boarding prisoners 5gj -
,uO harbcrin, hardware amt Clm'd g. SJ...... o 80
Taylor, boarding juror ............ ~ 80
& tO hes. supplies Tor court house aud lL
amount claimed 81 10 ..... ................. p -
Your committee would ask 10 he excused from pass.
ing the following bills, there Is orders attached
a. them:
Henry Il " orthington, hardware...........tl76 90
YIN o.. nt sin typ "a
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FLOYD CLEHDssIS, Coroner.

Ur Chairman, dc. Your Committee 10
set'l. with 20 supt. Of schools would res
prctiully report that they have examined
the bills aud vouchers presented before
them and lind them correct, and recOm-
mend the payment of the following, and
that that the clerk be directed 20 issue HE
orders for the several amounts 10 wit:
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INSTITUTE FUND
To balance on hand per last report
IA - 81 ID = l.

Y. IS transfer from county act
Oct &, 50 received of G.B. Stockdale
Nov 10. SO do 90 do....
BY Istitute orders paid. .....ss...
Due Institute fund. .............
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Mr.. Chairman, &c: Your Committee 10 settle with
state char able institution claims. would respectfully
report that they have examined all cl Inns presented
before them, and recommend the payment OF the l.
lowing and that the clerk BE- directed issue orders
for the several amounts t0 the several Clamauts
To III. NOIthc Hospital for Insane AT Egln. for
clothing ana other incdentas oct Isl 1855 sls6 60
To eastern III Hospital for Insane. kHnkakue,tOr
clothing ahd other incatufs to sept 3Uh 1855 lbs 81
CRic1geto 0cl sst, ISIS ..:.:...:.:.. 81 20
70 ST. Marys Training school, Desp'anes. ILL.,,
for boar ,CJting &c, to Nov. 49, 1888 ....... 80 10
To St Mays orphan Asylum, McttmOra, ILL.,,
mantainuuce OF Chas. and CHthArinc Flynn to
Oct 6t iSas ............. 600
To H. Industrial school for girls at South Evans.
ton H. to Oct, LIST, lsSs $50 10
r. III. Asylum tOr Feeble Minded, Lincoln, ILL.,,
for colhi1g to Nov I'D, 1883 ,.........,..., 10 20
ii. BOWEN, Chairman.
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The certificate Of appointment aud quail
iiication of A n Anderson, ms supervisor
for town OF Adams, was read and, on mo-
zion referred t. the committee n township
organization.
The record Of the last day of the Sep.
tsmber term, A. D. lSSS WAS approved
On motion of Supervisor Fades all bills
against the county were ordered referred
10 the proper committees without reading
On motion Of Supervisor Armstrong the
Board adjourned until . o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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NJ Chairman, ~: You committee IN
public buildings Wouid respectfully report
thtt they have examined NE matter ui MI
bills presented before them and recommend
the following as correct, aud mat tue clerk
he authorized 10 draw orders Ia payment OF
rhe several amounts 10 wit:
Walter & BtuugarIuer, for material auiw on
boiler uuu,a',...... -. .,,.,,..,.......t ~ 10
closet In curt house. 500
VI Smrtun. Tor work ana material On cells IN jail 90 10
W III dwell repairs Uu jail, .............,. %
Michel llluutcn, repairs ou kitchen " jail, $50
i0u.c 2Ol 81
WIN Is stewart, WHturi'l aud ltDr on court house -
hous, three Goals. -. 100 20
do sctlng ~ light, At ail.....,....... 3 o.
do painting Kitchen walls aud cc.lirg so
do taking ont I'D icN pointing my 200
do painting inside vi jan 30 .vss ~ %
Tor DfliH,i'~. .,.....,ra. OF ~
Lester Rose pup proposals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5Oj
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Mr.. Chairman. &c: Your committee ON mlscean-
eOus claims would respectfully report haC they have
exam ned all present 1t before them, and rec
amuend the payment of the following. and thar the
clerk he directed t. isue orucrs for the several amounts
4, tup spypraI rIalmAuts tu.Wit.
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BAL. to credit of probate clerks.

once ,....,....,,,.,. .".., S297 80
All of which is respectfully submitted,
BASIL hhEES Chairman.
ne HiHOrdLls NJ HgUd IF SHGrrtsOfs ~ IL.
sue COgH. &C utcWcb; The und, r-lgurd would
respectfully report tue following srnings aud "a, e
IN the office of the rurN Ut me prOul tDurt Of sad
tuunfy Tor six month. ending Nv 81 ISIS an item,
lAri statement ut viii appears ui rec ri ia sad
once Va 'hctcSi,icr OF receipts anu cNpchGltur,s;