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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
FIRST IN The COUNTY.
AZ elulSlt PlCKles STORE OPENED IN
NARlEYfA BIA CeoPER.
rhe: Rather or Hotel-Kccpcr selling
Hqucr without I.iccnsc-A Great
Deal OrIudignation Among Dealers

Jonathan Larzalere, Of Marietta, is the
Ara man In Lancaster county TO start an
ORIGINAL package store. He opened his
establishment few days ago, and since
then has been doing rushing business.
His store il on the main street, near the
Presbyterian church.
The only people excited about tho busi-
mesa venture of MIR. I.arzalerc are the hotel
men of the town. They are very much
exercised, If their remarks are any indi-
cation of how they feel ON the subject.
Larxnlere rays no attention to them, but Is
actively engaged in trying to build up
profitable business.
His son is q hotel-keeper in Marietta,
aud Il il said will join with the other men
in the same business in any effort made to
nut stop 10 what they claim Is violation
OF law. While nothing definite has been
agreed upon II is probable that the
constable Of the borough will be fur
nished with the names of those who buy
LIQUOR from Mr.. Larzalere and request
made to him to return him to court. Ii
the constable refuses TO do so then pro-
eeedings will be instituted to have the
court pass upon the legality of the original
package business, so far rs this county Is
but will have his interests looked after
when the case reaches court.
Mr.. Larzalere buys his packages in Bal
timore, and while he has been very busy
attending to customers the past few days
other dealers in the Same commodity have
had but little else to do but talk about the
bold movement of the original package
man.
Hotel men throughout the city aud county
will watch with interest the proceedings in
the Larzalere case. II 1t should be de-
cided that the original package business
is legal, original package houses will be
numerous, the applications for license next
year will be few and the revenue of the
state. city, boroughs and townships viii be
cut down materially.
The Law and Order society have not yet
learned OF Mr.. Larzalcre's scheme and they
may proceed to put stop to his business.
Jonathan Larzalere lives on Front street,
and IL a cooper by trade. He has worked
fer years for Jacob Roth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Tho Talk of the Town

is that Great Boston Fire Sale Of Clothing"
No. ~ Centre Square, now going on, where the
largest business ever done In this city Is now
being done. Everybody would go there II they
only knew what Good Clothing can be had
for such n small amount of cash. The store is
full OF buyers all day long. The like Of II has
never been seen In Lancaster before, and fur
thcrmorc, IL Will never occur again. as the In:
surance companies have given strict orders
that every dollars worth OF clothing shall he
turned into cash money TO settle insurance
policies. no matter how great the sacrifice.
The stock consists OF the finest Tailor-madc
Clothing for Men, Youth and Children. The
big success Of this Great aae Is due 10 the fact
that all goods are sold as advertised; SO here =
aslieht Idea OF what we are doing-dont miss
your last and only chance-8s cents buys
men sgood working pants, worth sl.h0. Psc. buys
better ones. l0styles, worth 81. CLOS for fine all.
wool cashmere pants. nobby styles, worth "a 80.
Just think Of IL sos takes choice OF plaids or
stripe mems suits, all sizes. worth very much
more-s39s buys splendid mems suits, all sizes.
and tall 10 match) twenty-five styles worth sl3,
s8.i9 buys wide vale black worsted or diagonal
suits, cutaways or sacks, worth SIC. $40 for
extra fine dress suits, dark or light colors cost
To manufacture again much. es.9s special
quality satin faced, black Prince Albert dress
suits and fine black Wide vale cheviot suits
worth SO. Just think Of II, /" Here you'H see
800 splendid cbildrens suits, all ages, asc, and
30 childrcn's plated school suits will go for
si.So, but are really worth $780, with 100 boys
dong PANTS suits for s2.9s, and 100 pairs knee
pants at lie per pair, (while they last. 69c.
washable seersncker coats ana vests, worth
$50 All other goods Will be sold In the same
proportion as the above mentioned articles.
sg-1MPORTANT-Ca fares are being paid TO
ali oui-oftown buyers. Bear IL In mind
Look for the big signs and number, " Grea
Boston Fire Sale of Clothing" % Centre Square
Lancaster. Pa jy&-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28

Mrs. - -, OF Lancaster city, said she
suffered with dyspepsia and chronic headache
for eight years, and with serious heart troubles,
10 such q degree that on occasions he tainted
several times during the day. One the day she
bought one OF Hokes Electric Belts she had
tainted six times. She was unable 10 work or
eat, the only nourishment she could take for
some time was buttcrmilk. She was treated by
several physicians, their visits only, without
the medicine, costing her as much as t77 year
but brought no cure. After wearing one o
Hoke's Electric Belts fer: three weeks she was
able to eat everything, and does her housework
as well as ever. The LADY, for reasons 0f deli
cacy, wishes her name not used publicly, but Ia
willing To swear 10 these facts. and authorize,
Prof. Hoke TO give her name and address 10 any
one calling on him. Office, 225 West Kine
street. Jy25&.S
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Surprise Parties.

Henry Shindel, of $50 Columbia avenue.
was A years old on Saturday. In the even
ing large number of friends gathered at
his home. The party were handsomely
entertained they enjoyed music and re-
freshments.
Saturday was the 4th birthday of
Lucretia A. Haughman, and Sunday
was the 7th anniversary of Estella
M. Haughman's birth. At five o'clock
on Saturday evening about dozen young
friends gathered at their home, on East
James street, and several hours were passed
at the banquet table, the playing of games
and rendering vocal and Instrumental
music.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
KEMMLER's END APPROACHES.
Breaking Down as the Day OF Electro.
cution Draws Near.

Though II is not definitely known when
Murderer Kemmler will die In the electric
chair, Warden Durston, of the Auburn,
n. ", prison, is keeping the day scrupu-
lously TO hiElsclf 40 far. II is pretty GER
tain that the execution will take place some
time next week. The time fixed under the
last sentence Is between August 4 and II,
and II Is believed that the warden will
suffer no unnecessary delay.
The terrible strain of suspense under
which kemmler has been for 70 long has
begun 70 tell heavily upon him. There Is
no doubt that heretofore he has been
buoyed up by certain vague hopes. He
has now been told he must Danish all this
from his mind aud face the inevitable. The
result Is that his wonderful nerve has AT
last been shaken. Tho little vanities ana
the childish interest in his new accom-
plishment of writing and reading, which
kept up his spirits during the former or
deal, haye now deserted him. He has
grown careless in his dress, and he brOods
Instead of interesting himself In books as
he once did. lie sleeps badly nights, and
IL restless and nervous. Whether he will
20 all to pieces and have TO be dragged TO
the fatal chair Is a question. II will not be
surprising If those who witness the last
scene of all have to behold one of tho most
pitiful spectacles ever witnessed at an exc
cution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Muritrta.
Philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELPnIA, July 2s.-Noon- Flour strong
Penna supers, 2jp2 75 extra. 2s5a3 Is
family, So 5098 IS; roller, "a O0ai so; patent.
"a OG535.
Wheat strong No. Red new. 8TGgSc: No 2
Pa. do, 9ecmsl No penn'a Red, 81 OlGi o.
ole.
Oats strong; No. White i3c.; No. 2
mixed, Ale.
Bran firm; Winter sli 75aI5 75; Spring,
sli 25Gli75.
Baled hay dun si0OO@l3 90 as to quality :
timothy 10 Goa - 90 for choice: mixed, 81 5D6S
900 baled rye straw, new, sli OOa Is %.
Butter nrm; Penn'a creamery extra
l7Lc Penna frsts extra, l5g lie; jobbing, q
pyI.
Eggs firmer Penn'a firsts, l7IS9iSc held lots
Halle as to quality.
Cheese steady part skins, 5G6c; fun skins
l@2c
Petroleum steady refined In bbls., 81 90
Potatoes firm J06g60c per basketfor new.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
p,sorder,v Russian Hebrews.

Constables Merringcr and Crawford
arrested eight Russian Hebrews, on Satur-
day, for disordorly conduct. Seven Of the
men train with the Cantor faction In the
Russian Hebrew church. The eighth was
Philip Firman, and hc got into the wrangle
through tongue lashing the others were
giving him. The disturbance lasted a
long time and was nuisance to the neigh
borhood. The pavement on Middle street,
near Rockland, was blockaded, the fowlest
language was used and a great crowd
attracted. The men arrested were Jacob
Cantor, IL. Birnun, Simon Dunno, Isaac
Pluckmek, Max Mulwitzki, =. Goldberg,
Philip Firman and David Meusel. All the
accused furnished bail for hearing before
Alderman A. i. Donnelly, and lively
hearing it will be.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Death of Henry Frael,ch.

Henry Fraelich, of Mountville, died this
morning after long illness, from dropsy.
He was n sufferer for years from the dis
ease, but was confined TO bod for only n
few weeks. He was 50 years old and
lived all these years in Mountville. He
served for a time ms tax collector and was
one of the township supervisors. His wife
died several years ago. His children are
Edward, in the confectionery business in
Mountville, and Mrs. Snyder, also of
Mountville. His funeral will take place
on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, from
the u. Is. church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Two Lnrge Ifunernls.

The funeral of John X. Landis, of
Ephrata, was largely attended on Sunday
afternoon. The remains were taken to the
Ephrata meeting house, whore services
were conducted in English by Rev. Hotten-
stein, of Petersburg, and in German by
Bishop Harvey. Interment was made at
Springville.
The funeral of Samuel Leaman, who
died on Friday at the advanced age of %
years, took place this morning from the
residence of his son, near Eden. The
funeral cortege proceeded to Mellinger's =
meeting house, where services were held.
1nterment was made in the graveyard ad-
joining
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
A baltimore LAWYER browns.

John Tyson, n prominent lawyer OF
Baltimore was drowned by the capsizing
OF sail boat on tho Gunpowder river on
Saturday.
Mr.. Tyson was born ut Ellicott City. His
widow was Miss Mary Roberts, of Chester
county, Pa. She Is a daughter of Leonard
Il. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson married
twenty-five years ago. Mr.. Tyson prac-
ticed in Baltimore for the past thirty years.
He was graduate of Haverfold college.
He was also past grand master of Masons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Death of Aged Ladies',

Mrs. Anna NJ. Myers, aged 70, widow
of Samuel Myers, died on Sunday
at the residence of her son-in-law,
Harry A. Schroyer. Her husband died a
few months ago, since which time she has
been In i'll health. Her funeral viii take
place at Chambersburg onW Wednesday next.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dornes, widow of Martin
Dornes, died on Sunday at the advanced
age of 80 years She was well-known by
the old Germans of tho town. Her funeral
will take place on Wednesday afternoon
from the residence of her son, Martin
Dornes, with interment ut Zions cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Badly Bitten by a Dog.

While Matthias Lichty was passing down
lafayette street shortly before noon to-day
q bull dog belonging to VIM. c. Paulsen,
the baker, rushed out and seized him by
the right leg, biting through pantaloons and
boot The wound was cauterized at Nc
cormick's drug store. Mr.. Lichty brought
suit this afternoon, before Alderman
Hershey, against Paulscn for keeping
vicious dog
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
A Horse Missing

On Sunday night Henry Bomberger's 5
horse mysteriously disappeared from his
residence, No. sol Manor street. When
Mr.. Bomberger retired for the night his
animal was put into the stable and all the
doors closed. This morning the animal
was gone, the door open and the bars down.
The animal is a yellow, light name and
nigger-f footed in front feet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Inquiries for Space.

The board of directors of the Lancaster
County Fair association met this morning.
Numerous inquiries for space were re-
ported, and the prospects for successful
fair are very good. The next meeting of
the board will be held in two weeks, when
the judges will be announced.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
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Entertained His Employees.

j. w. Jones, assistant superintendent of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance company,
took twelve of his employees to Harrisburg
on Saturday to see the last days of
Pompoi. AT Harrisburg the party was
entertained by Superintendent Sherman
with collation. ut the Grand hotel,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
An lncorrisible Roy.

Benjamin Cohn was sent TO Jail this
morning by Alderman A. F. Donnelly for
l5 days for incorrigibility. The boy is
only fourteen years old, but has caused his
parents great trouble. He was put TO work
At several places, but would steal anything
he would get his finge,s on. He was told
to-day that IL this punishment does not
care him he will be sent 70 the House OF
Refuge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
An Old Offender ana Light sentence.

Moses Book, a well known colored gentle
man, charged by Officer Edw. Shubrooks =
with drunken and disorderly conduct,
before Alderman Deem, had hearing on
Saturday night. He was sent to Jail for
five days. This is not Moses first resi-
dence in that institution,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28
Il B. MAETIN !" co.
J. B. MARTIN & co!
Summer Good

We intend to close out I
entire stock of Summer Col
and to do SO we will give 81
extraordinary inducements;
purchasers. /
Tomorrow, Saturday, WEI
make a Special Price on,
Balls Corsets--7Ic each, wi
and drab.
200 pieces of Dress CT
hams at the following rel
tions Ioc Dress Gingham
SC; I2Hc Dress Ginghams |
Sc; I5c Dress Ginghams'
Ioc /; a5c Scotch Ginghams-
I5c.
Dress Satines reduced. 4:
French Satines, IS and l. 4
American Satines, 5, 8 J
IOC.
S doz. Ladies' Skirts, VI
and narrow stripe, at I9c; !
duced from soc.
Remnant Counter - Evt
thing on the counter at sc a.
Dress Ginghams, Chall
Satines, Double-Fold Dr.
Goods, Crinkles, &C., all at !
a yard at the Remnant Coun
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$500 TO The Sea shore via. Pennsylvania rnIl-
road. special excursion on wednesday. July
30 Excursion tickets at above rates, good for
six days, 10 Atlantic city, Cape May, Sea Isle
City, Ocean City, Avalon, Angicscs, wildwood
or Holly Beach. Train leaves $40 a. m.
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Death of an Aged Colored Lady

Mrs. Jane Hunter, colored, died "A few
days ago at Middletown, at the advanced
age of 90 years. She made her home
with her daughter Mrs. Margaret Martin.
MIS-. Huuter was native of New Proyi-
dence, this county.
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PENssrLNASIA Railroad Special Excursion
10 the Sea Shore. choice between Atlantic
city, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean city, or
any OF the resorts between Atlantic City and
Cape May. Wednesday, July 80 Round trip
tickets, sSt0. Return coupons valid for six days.
Train leaves at $40 q. m. iy26Std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28

SpECiAL Excursion to Atlantic City, Cape
May aud other resorts, via, Pennsylvania rail.
road, Wednesday, July 30. Excursion tickets
s3'p, valid for six days Train leaves at $40
n. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28

SIX days AT the Shore via. Pennsylvania rail-
road. Special excursion, Wednesday, July 20
Excursion tickets, $500 Train leaves ut $40
u. M Iy26+3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28

N-r'N"T
Via Reading railroad, ON Wednesday, July 30
Round trip tickets, good for six days. Fare
only 81. Special train leaves Lancaster king
ST. att IA. m. Leave Columbia at II. M Take
the Reading Royal route TO the sea, the famous
myers. jy2i,262S I'D
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10 Per Cent. Dis. ON summer Clothing

10 Fer Cent. Dis. ON summer Clothing.
Regardless of former reductions aud low
prices further reduction of 10 per cent is now
made from the marked price OF all thin sum.
mer goods in the Clothing Department on the
Second Floor OF
It'd WILLIAMSON 4 FDSrEniS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-28

Edwin Bookmyer. pension agent has re-
moved 10 the Trust building.
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Jyl4-tfd

MUSIC CATALOGUE WITH NEW EDI-
AVA ton and price list sent upon application,
AT REINHOLD'S,
Opposite +. X. X. Depot.
JUDGES HAVE LONG SINCE DECIDED
~ that Billy Waitzs Cigar Ia tho Bes. in the
State. For sale At
NOS. los NORTH QUEEN ST.
dec5-6mdM .Tu,Th,S
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alrtu Advertisements,

THEAP-PURE RYE WHISTLES. BIACK-
~ berry, Ginger and kummel Brandies,
RoHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No % Snua.a
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sassS Aspsrft ftss.sss.sss.

WV 0~SRSSv10sse0S
C,ARRIAaEs. &C.
GEO. 8. NoRBECK's
0oersom Carriage Works,
An &c G's. e pss; ss: :rs q siss yisi sf
ooG ~ msTS W Crest Bargains In New ana Sec
xss,; rs. ,ns T a. M : very low price ss.ond-hsod
cnd.haud Iishi rrsssinS "uany sasRS % sccondSsnd
Wasons three .csons.hsnd TOP sassies; one
Coupe RockAway Call and get bargains at Geo.
SSrs ssd STREET.. carriage wSrIE
VIyILD CAT GLEN ~ ALWAYS OPEN
w. for visitors: For particulars, address
.y@swdeod kobr. CARROLL. Marietta.
EVERY DAY A CHEAP DAY
pILLY WAITZ HAS THE BEST TWO FOR
- DC and So e Cigars IA in N%s% ne s,a,e
dec56mdM .Tu.Th n
yNyHAT is TWENTY-FIVE GENTS TO
Nv create . Beautiful Lawn or Renew an Old
Is tie city, at billy WATTS,
Nos. a loa North Queon g.
MAHT YSEk &c soT2hT T2 tHNSAs Sa q
North Duke street
SCHOOL TAX, HOTTIE DUPLICATE Is
- nov I'm the hands Of the Treasurer. Three
per cent. of II paid before August l. once
"ou' rom y; ". 9. 9. n MhResHAIL, Treasurer.
ie5tauldR No. IL Centre Square.
THouT SHANK.
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
ai-iyd
A r OUR OFFICE you CAN GET ANY
LANCASTER TEws sHEMlSAh HShiohER. COMPANY
A BEAUTIFUL LAWN. HOWEVER
tAsrER CHEMICAL u iI COMPANY Lawn
ENR1CHER.
VNHEY CAN ALL COPY BUT NONE CAN
hq0" s Nos ios NORTH afyTa" QUEEN rifI ifsr sf
dec5SmdM ,Tu,1 THIS
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING.
Sealed proposal will be received by the street
fber M Se ee ean BE- seen al
the Office of A. A. Herr, City Regulator.
rroposas to be deposied, ,isa in Stree, CSmmit,se
MED with certified check OF 10 per cent.
yH,D2sd City Commissioner.
DIssoLuTIoN of PARTNERSHIP.
IL The firm of A. & Ii. Schweriner & Co.,
trading as the Common Sense Shoe Store 40
Fast King street, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. Mr.. A. Schweriner Withdrawing from
the firm. All claims against the firm will he
paid by. presenting them to II. schweriner &
Co, 40 East King street. to whom all claims due
to the firm should be paid.
jy28-3td A. d II. .SCHWERINER
L>SrATE OF AMOS FUNK, LATE OF Ian
II caster township, Lancaster county, de
deceased. The undersigned auditor appointed
| to pass on exceptions and distribute the bal
ance remaining In the hands OF Susan Funk
and Samuel Grof, administrators, to and
among those legally entitled TO the same, will
sit for that purpose on Thursday, August H.
1880, nj 10 o'clock a. m, In the Library Room Of
| the Court House, In the City of Lancaster
where all persons Interested In said distribution
may attend. AND. NJ. FRANTX,
Jyl4-5tdM Auditor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
lEnou wEDsaspAr's DArLr.}
SALNIAGUNDI.

Look out for Rosenstock's new nd
tomorrow.
The election passed. or quietly
here, everyone seeming intent on bus
iness.
The latest news indicates that j. b.
Fitzgerald is elected Recorder over
Geo. Mcigs. Q
Quite Il number Of people from tho
surrounding country are in town to-
day to get election news.
The count Of the vote mt this pro.
cinct was finished and tho returns
lnado up at i:3J this morning.
Geo. i. Talbot, Frank Wines..E. C..
Mcclellan, Lou henderson and John
IL. Bradlcy came down from Tusca-
rora today.
Tho Grand and Burlington Hotels,
OF San Francisco, were DESTROYED by
fire Monday. The loss is estimated
ut sj0),Ooo.
in tho haste OF preparing n tabu-
lated statement Of the vote of this
county some errors may appear. We
do not claim that il il strictly correct.
y special census agent who has
been collecting statistics Of tho va
rious Indian tribes in Washington,
estimates their number at $500 in
the State.
Tho Eilso Election Board hereby
returns thanks to the members of tho
w. c. L. U. for furnishing Il fine mid
night lunch, which was highly apprc-
ciatcd 10y the weary members.
The Young Peoples Opera Co. also
return thanks to tho following who
dona;eat to their funl TO wit: V. G.
Bartlett. s.; ID. ASnow, 81; henderson
Dawar, -; Myrtle Bruce, 81. any
further contributions can be left at
tho Free Press or the INDEPENDENT
Office.
y grand ball will be given by the
Tuscarora Orchestra at the Depo;
Hotel ON tho 18th instant. Tho ad,
vertisement, which should have ar.
pcarcd to-day, Was crowded out by
election news but will appear TO,
morrow.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEED
ISGS.

Tho Board OF County Commission
crs met pursuant 10 law, Monday,
Nov. ,, 1880.
After allowing tho list OF BILLS,
published Monday, tho following
general business was transacted:
Present cssrs. Rigsby, Wilson and
lIamill.
The bills of o. l.. c. Fnirchild, Miss
Addio Drown, G. \. Kyle, ID. +. Grit
nth, and l.. o. Henderson,, werc laid
over till tho next meeting Of the
Board.
Tho petitions oil citizens Of South
Fork and Carlin were laid over till the
next meeting Of The Board.
The money in the County Treasury
was counted and found correct ~
compared with the Auditors books.
The reports Of tho following officers
wore received, examined, approved
aud ordered fled, to wit: ID. f.. Grit
nth, J. p; l.. II. Barnard, ShcriiT; a.
q. Dnwloy, Deputy Sheriff.
No further business appearing, tho
Board adjourned to Monday, Nov. 10,
1890.
j.. 0. Henderson,,
Cierh.