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The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Volcanic Ernntinns

Arc grand. hut Skin Frurtions rob If of joy. Puckien's Arnira Salve. cures them. a'so O'd Runni"G and Fever Sor Ulcers. Bnils. Fn ms, Cnrns Warts, Cuts. Bruises Burns Sralds, Chapppd Hands. Chilhlalus. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives ont Pains and Aches. Ot'l, 25 r's hox. Cnre qua ranteed. Sold ily St. Johns Drug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
EAGAR*JOTS'
Sept 21. 1899.

The recent conference here was We attended, hy people fro n all over th Stake. There was much good speakin, and not a little musical talent and liter ary abilitytiisplayed ny the several as- see atio..s assembled. Especially wOr- thv nfeatinn Was the Y L II. Associa- iio,'s MS paper "The Pathwav,.' ably edited and read hy Miss Corelaia Je'n- sen also ihe les on. and other exercises bespeak the girls of that s1cIety, by no means, idlers.
 We had travelling Show with us last week. they ''tro< hoth towns in.''
 Our town irnune failed for some cause we never learned to give their play at the specified time, hut we understand it is to rome of soon: We heard one of their number. Miss s. Rencher. say that they felt very much encouraged. as two new "Stars" had inst made their ap- pparanrp. in their "f"mInaIt" "rI the manor horn" one a daughter of the trageln Wn Sltia-'he male chararte " at the home of their come dian, \. Lee Cenrher Both father are however acting" as we'll as cOnld be experted.'
 G:i Monday last the Misses Virgie Ida. and Kitty Rudi, Joseph Murray and Flam Saffrll left for Flagstaff to attend the Normal.
 Harvesting has been pnte the order, fer the past week or two. hut nowo the i,nsv hum his about ceased. and the hauling and threshing commences.
 There twas inst enough frost on the evening of the l6th tOassure us that the season of frosts has fairly arrived.
 Ruzz B
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
No Right To Ugltness

The woman who is lovely in face. form anu temper will always have friend bnt one who wonld be attrac- tive must keep her health. If she IS weak, sickly and ali run down. she will be nervous and irritable IT she has constipation nr kidner trouble, her im- pure blood will cause pl uples. blntrhes, skin ernptIons and a wretrhed coinplt y- ion. Electric B'f,ers IS the hest medi- cine in the world iO regulate g omach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves. bright eyes. smooth. velvr.v skIn. rIrh com. plexIop. It will make good lonking; charming woman of 'un down invaI- ld Only 50 cents at St Johns Drug Co
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Bismarck s Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health Tndomitable will and tremendous rner. gv are not foHnd where Stomach Liver. Kidneys and Bowels ara ont order If you want these qualities and the snc- cess they bring. use Dr. Kir-'s New Life Pills. They develop every power of hr"in and body. Only 25c. at St Johns Drug C..
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Nosice for Publication.
(HOmest,gd EH'ry No. ]

(HOmest 'sd En'ry No. J
 LAND OFFICE SCOTT. 4 FIONA
 August 3r. 1899 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intenti' n make final proof in support of his claim an that said proof will he made before the Cer& 0f Prot at Court at St JoFnS. Arizoun. tn Wed e d (, thrr 1S. 1S9 viz: CFa l's F.. Wilt ank Q SD Rgeryile. A.iz for ti e sl3 N WI a Id W. SW | ,ec 2t Twp ON. ranse2 E. II names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiva- tion of said land. viz:
 C. 4 Cnnklin. of Springervl.e Ariz P. F. Sl"1 ghttr, Ot
 II ward II ,le. of Greer. John 1, gar Of EaGar,
 FREDERICK 4. TR1TLE, JR
 Re ister.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

WANTED We will pay $12.00 week salary tn either man or vnman to represent the Midland Nonihlv Magazine as a suhsrriI . ion solicitor, Tha MIDLAND is in" ame size .ns MrCinrrS ar the Co.'S n"poIiian. II is now in its sixth Helr and iS the only Magazine of his kind published in the great 'rntrai West. A ianl>ome pre- oinm given to each subscriber send 70 cents f'r a copy of ihe Midland and premium list to the TWENTIETH GENTRY, PUBLISHING E"., SI. Lonis. Mn
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

In order to introd"re ou~ new monthl family magazine. 'The NutnPr " N will send it for one vpar and in"lude E of ou- superior calling "r visiiirg rard for lady or gentlemen 'fPor rereipt o' one yearly subscription. 25 cents Witt plainly & address Cunningham & Liicll field, Stamford. Connecticut.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Look The Los Angrlys Daily & Sunday Times and THE HERALD both one vearfnr $9 %.
 Or vnd can have the famous To- Irdn Blade and the official paper of Apache Co. fr S375.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Mfr Jones of Navajo Sprirgs iH a' t''e HofEl-Parth. Mr Jfnes has hee' qui'e sick hut is raridly imrroving under ihe very efficient ra'e of Dr Johnson. The Dr. has heen having quite q Int of wo~t to do lately. having been ralled to Con- cho twice recently
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

TO THE DE F.-A tIch lady. cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head hy Dr. NicholSon's Artificial Ear Drums. gave SlOOO0 to this Institute sn that deaf people unable to procure the ear Drums may have them free. Address No lS} The Institute, "Lnng- rott. ." Gunnersbury, London, w, Eng land
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Local Ne s of tas Week.

TITAvTED- SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST
 w pnrsnns to represent us az Mana gers in this and close hy counties Sal ary 1900 year ani expenses. Straight hona-fide, no nnre. no less salary. Posi- tfon permanent. 0nr references anv bank in any town Ii is mainly office work condnrted at home Reference Enclose self-addressed stampeh envel ope. THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 9 Chicago.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
CnuNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE.

JERRY GONZALES. ?. T oF"N hou-s' SInan f- ,ms q. V. mt sP.N On Sun"nre rom tn V. Nail n nens Ooi"" nsst and vest at 2. P. v. Going south. at A. M
 P P.sHER. %ErvSp ApER iDVER tgsiug Aga1t g. Merc',aDfs' E~rhfn@e 6nildiug. San FvaocIscn. is p'rr outhor' zed agent. This paper is Kept m file fin his offic"
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
CINDER PIT PRArTLE.
o-IS--l899.

9-IS-l899. Supt l. L. Hihhord of Winslow, WAS visitor at the Pit last week. Messrs Wm. Nelson. 4. H Simms ma NIT. Muchmare of WinsIow, spent 'ast Sunday hunting near here Quiie a numher of our people attend .d Ihe social hop at Rellemnnt, last saturday. night A very pleasant time $ reported.
 MT ! II MrCannou engineer of the steam shovel at the Pit was pleasantly surprise last week on rereiviug visit ny his mriler, whom he had not seen for l5 years
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

RilS SiCid ikS Ol lB0 world show that over 50 per cent of the cases of ac- ouired c O N = SUMPTION are due to l. A GRIPPE. T h e consumption de- velops owing to the weakened state of the lungs pro- duced by the dis ease. There are also other points of weakness. Re- fer to the numbers on the chart. Study each one carefully. Fa- miiIariZS your
 self with them. If
 you have an att tack of La Grippe
 6eCin thu uSR nf
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Meesrs Nfanhv. Carry and Schnste spent this wcek in receiving 91'o heal of sheep at varinns points
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Pedro Montana was over yesterda from Concho.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Profs ScheIl. of Eavar and EIsion n Tnle were transacting business in il' city last Saturday.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

THE BEST should be your aim
 when buying med;cine. Get Hoods Sarsaparilla and have the best medicine MONEY GAN BUY.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Tax Collectors Notice.
TAXES FOR 1899.

Notice fs hereby 2 " B that tn DHP-iea.s As- ssssm~rt Roll of Az ache county. Ar'zlra Terri to-y, tor he year i9a. isD now H my poESesSi0n for the col ectip of ih" ttxes le'ied Tax's viii b. d liiqnent 0 th tfIrd Nh day of December. 1s!9. and unless paid "n hat day Or prior thcre'o five per cent will be added to the amount thereof as penalty.
 Taxes are row .!ue, and may he paid al my of ce in St Johns. Ap che cou"ty. A iz at any time wthia ofnce hours until December 18th, 1899.
 ScHrsTER. Tsx Collector.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Capt. John T. Hoene ia way iron town )n a hnsinsss trIr.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Casper Nail and family were here nj tending the Lswis-Kem-e wedding
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
lHE PARTS AFFECTED ARE:

IEL AHlS AEkE%l&U AAL
 L THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE LIN ING OF THE BACK PORTION OF THE NOSE-It becomes infiamed and thick ened. and Chronic Catarrh IS the re- suit. hUDYAN will reduce. the intiam.: nation, produce perfect circulation ot bloed and leave the mucous membrane Tn a perfectly healthy condition.
 2 (IHE EAR r, DRI1Ml FSI,N + TIE | r MUCOUS unframed and thickened, giving rise to al most total deafness. Hudyan will ore vent the spread of the inflammation. The drum will not be aHected and nearing will be unimpaired.
 3. CHRONIC TONSILITIe OR CTIRON- iC SORE THROAT-Frem the same cause as the two preceding. HODYAN VIII pre- f. WEAKNESS IN THE HEART HuDYAN Tii strengthen the or hesd heea and cause the heart-beats to become strong and regular; o>>, LEAVING THEM PRONE TO AT TACKS OF PLEURISY. PNEUMONIA nMA tbe blood 0SNS and nerves AtDYAN wifi iii cause the lung tissue to become strong and healthy and able 10 throw of the germs of the much dreaded pulmonary r IUMBAGo. OR WEAK BACK HUDYAN will strengthen it almost i'm H'ffn5efi HUpYAN will cure all of the above symptoms and leave your whole system in a perfect condition of health. GO tO your druggist at once and procure a Dackage .of HUDYAN for 50 cents or six packages for g SO If your druggist does not keep it. send direct to the iIUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY. San Francisco. or Los Angeles, Cal. Remember that you can consult the HUpYAN DOCT0RS FREE Call and see the doctors. You may call ard see them or write. us you desire Address:
 HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
 No. 31e South Broadway,
 Los Angeles, Gal.
 Cor. Ssoek.on. Market and EIi!s StA.
 San Fronc sco, 1.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Prof. J. N. Haywood, Jr of Alpine & Miss Pace of Nutrioso, returned home after the Lewis-Kempe wedding.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
LA GRIPPE

ss now rsaping Q rich harvest ItIs draw. i"g thousands within its relentless grasp
 Medical statistics compiled by the besS
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

HUDYAN as soon as the acute symp- toms have subsided. HCDYAN will bring about the restoration to pCr3ect
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Prevention is better than cure. aep your blood pure, your appetite
 and yOur digestion De. feet by i@ng Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Capt. Allied Dreyfus has been par doned, and is row at liberty.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Hoods Pills act harmoniously with Hoods Sarsaparilla, gentle, efficient.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

ScHrsTER. Tax "t Hector St Johns, Arizona, s p ember 2"ri, 1890.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

G:i Monday last the Misses Virgie Ida. and Kitty Rudi, Joseph Murray and Flam Saffrll left for Flagstaff to attend the Normal
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

''PoBY. ,
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

Harvesting has been pnite the order. fer the past week or two. hnt now' the l,,lsv hum his ahout ceased. and the hauling and threshing romm .nces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05
Alb get eight tricks. a gain of four.

Alb get eight tricks. a gain OF four.
Trick 1. In. this case A does not show num-
Der. but simply invites his partner to help him
Trick 3. i. would be better, on common sense
least four tramps and hints that Liz diamonds
sEs 9 is ttesta thf1 nis s Che Siam6 J eGuI By a rSfi as;
out the suit on the third round. II necessary.
Y seems to think, however. that II his partner
has four trumps the spade suit Is worth play
ing FOR and that the, ace of diamonds will be
more useful as a card Of recently, .,
spade. neither can he afford 70 destroy the pos
sibility of his GENTRY by blanking the king
Of diamonds. so he is forced to discard from
Trictr 5. The 10 being BIS best trump, A
must either pass 1t up or take the tinesse,, The
e SS a 3 to P pha' the trick. and II he does win L
he will Inevitably LEAD a nn forging n spade which
Trick q. The o IS too. valuable q card for B to
give up on the second, round simply to shoW
his partner that he still holds another small
Trick 7, A naturally considers the danger Of
finding the majeE tenece IN trumps on his
must bring in his clubs. even II z makes both
Trick .. Y could have saved one trick II he
had not BANKED his ace of diamonds. does
not cover the queen, because he can count Us
hand for three s spa ssa above 6oyeo the hs, =, le I; ORIG &
has only one diamond. and If it is not the ace
that, card must be with, r. as the queen is
tuEtlJ ltc bCS tliul n hbl,IS Atii blo
OF the uselessness OF showing number In a suit
aud its nc ;antage to the adversaries when
they read the hands carefully in the end game.
OUR PROBLEMS.
the solution OF the problem published on
Feb. 10 Is for n TO lead a club, 5 trumps
with the 1 and leads the =. ThtsN wins and
leads another club. which s ruffs. y then leads
a small diamond putting \ In to lead the best
trump. picking up those held by j. and W.
This leaves y In q position to give y whichever
suit he can win both the remaining tricks In.
Quite o number Of correspondents have asked
THE Sun II there Is such a thing as a very
hard problem: one that would not be solved
by more than. say. ? or 3 pei, GENT; OF those that
tried IT,. The Sun has published many which
were not solved by so many. although q large
number Of these who tried them thought
they had solved them correctly when they
had not. A. siX-card problem was published
Feb. III. 1896. which many persons laid large
waGers was impossible. and THE SUN still gets
an occasional letter asking Tor the solution.
The problem published Jan. 81. 1900. was a
masterpiece. composed by Ernest Bergolt Of
Bartholomew House. London. The peculiar
thing about It was that Il looked easy, and
the most None but our best solvers got II
right. and It worried them for several hours.
The one which we give to-day is considered
the most dI0lcnlt ever published. Hearts
are trumps. N Is to lead. and with y for n part
ner Is to get all eight tricks. no matter what
u and w do 10 prevent them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05
VNNNWN@NNANNNNNS

peated attempts TO catch these nsh finally
was obliged TO resort to the gun. while another
naturalist succeeded In taking some speci-
meas with q rod. He baited the line with
the fayorite food Of the flsh and from his com
csalment behind a rock cast his bait In among
the Ash on.dry land twenty feet from the Ma
ter. hooking several.
How fishes can live on dry land was for n
long time a mystery. At 2rst it was believed
that they carried about with them a supply Of
water which they used as occasion required.
Some Of the Hshes had cavities In their glIs
that were supposed 10 be water reservoirs
upon which they draw In their migratious, but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

After you think you have solved 1t. go over
the defences again, and after you think you
have demonstrated that IL IL impossible. try a
new lire OF attack. There may be harder prob
lens. but they have not yet been composed.
CLUB NOTES.
The Knickerbocker Whist Club is steadily
gaining in membership and attendance. fifteen
or ~gixteen tables being now the regular thing
on Tuesday. evening and eight or ten on Satur-
tain its women friends with a compass game,
IN which handsome prizes Will be given for the
best scores.
The Long Island Women's Club is enjoying a
very prosperous season, and has lately added
to It's membership roll many fine players. Its
team tied for second place In matches In the
metropolitan association contest for the Faber
trophy, and Mrs. 4. Z. Hawthorne won the first
prize for the best individual score.
For the first time this season q visitor won q
prize on guest night at tho New York Whist
Club, David Burke OF the Royal Arcanum.
Utica, making the top score. 1OtS plus. with X.
NJ. Cramer for a partner, playing the good old
fashioned fourth best long-suit game.
The Friday night games OF the New Jersey
Whist Club Will In future be held ut the Rose
vile Athletic Club instead of at the Continental
The Canadian Congress will be held on the
three days beginning March 80 at Toronto.
The championehi events for tours. pairs and
mixed pairs will be open to American players.
entrance fee 81. Entry blanks and infoTmA-
ton can be had from W, a. Hunter. Wilkes
Westwood Co.. Bay street. Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05
DEVILS IN THE PIGSTY.
ReIigionists Trying to Overthrow Satan by
Killing Helpless Porkers.

FROM the DOsOiI DutIN GtOOr.
OTTAWA. Canada, Fob. 25.-If the Zionists.
the sect which believes in hogs being pos
6essed OF devils. succeed in establishing their
branches In the capital and the counties. IL
viii be q serious thing for the pork packers.
The sect. In spite OF all opposition. has sue
ceeded in destroying Il large number OF hogs
In different parts OF Ontario. and appear to DO
gaining members among the farmers. even in
tho vicinity Of enlightened centres.
1t may be added to the reports of the Walk
erton case. in which John Turner. q school
teacher. was committed for ~trial:for melting
John Fiddls TO destroy "a number OF DIGS Joint
ly belonging 10 his father and himself, that tho
provincial authorities have power 10 act and
to take the initiative. not in stamping out The
religious craze. but in prosecuting parties
who in future associate themselves together
for the destruction Of hogs In obedience 70 the
tenets OF the sect. thus preventing the injury
70 an important Industry IN the province that
might otherwise result,
The law is very strict in %forbidding tho TAX
ing of animal life except for recognized pur-
poses following eSta blished customs. for food,
70 relieve FROM suffering. for sport. &c, Kill
Ing an animal because 10 Is Possessed OF, a
devil is not allowed by law. aud where in addi-
tion, as In the T"rneF case. others are Inter
ested In the ownership. the killing may prove
u be q serious matter.
The Zionite belief in. the poss sssion OF hogs
Scripture. Their authority for killing us q
remedy or preventive is found In Leviticus
And the swine, though, he divide the hoof
and be eloyen-footed, yet he W not the
"0f their flesh ye shall not eat and their
oarcHss shall 20 not touch; they are unclean
TO YOU"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

Alb get four tricks only.

Trick 2. The hnesse. Of the queen having
do is 10 get his partner into the lead 10 come
through again. He cannot very well lei.d
premature. the only other choice is the dia-
mond.
Trick 3. Y can read the situation of the club
lead Of ths fourth best. He knows BIS object In
shifting must have been TO hold the ace OF clubs
for another attempt to catch the king. and II b
holds the. ace 1t accounts for all four OF the
cards out against AS seven led originally. 80
K can, have no more. What is ID to play on the
because A may have the king. and the Jack
may be with Y. in which case u Is safe in pass-
ing. but he blocks his partners suit. II Y
has the king. u is going TO run, and TO give up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

the ace will free the king In. US hand. He
prefers what Il apparently the less OF ~ evils
and keons his ace,
Trlek 5. Aknows that II his PARTNER led from
four diamonds only, Y may, have the Other.
and he does not think he will be oyer-trumned.
Trick q, Y is willing that A should win this
TRICK, hoping II will coax him to go 70 trumps.
Trick .. As only hope now is TO hnd his
more forge will put y out Of the Game and
leave A-B the rest of the tTicka.
round Of diamonds and put In his ace, on the
nrineiple OF not sending nhoy TO the minl.
This made the play 60 90 follows. but with
the same result:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

tits now known that they breathe air entirely
and are u tru'y umphiDiou- as a frog. The
African and the South American lung fishes
found underground nj times breathe when out
Of water rs thc,air bladder, which now acts as
n lung, IFS surface being covered with blood
vessels which take up tho oXYgen, When the
fish rCtl'u T. the water the gils become the
lungs-a remarkable provision Of nature"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

Alb r.Ill ret four triehs only.

A-B HtIII got TOUT VFIuHH UHTy'
Trick q. At this stage OF the game some per-
some would have led trumps. but with his own
suit blocked and no possibla re-entry, A does
not see the utility OF Il. so he abandons his suit
and leads his singleton SPADE. hoping to ruff
the suit out.
Trick I. II is clearly time for 2 to lead the
trumps. as he can count A for four clubs 1e-
naming and three trumps. In order 70 win
Trick o. This is rs opportunity, the number
showing leads adopted by A having made the
b has blocked his partners suit. and that
after he has made the ace OF clubs he must lead
losing spade on the club trick. he will win all
the rest OF the tricks II he knocke the trumps
together.
Now look at the difference In the result when
B did not Hnesse. but went right up with the
ace and returned the queen. so as to clear the
suit at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-25
That's What

There isn't anyone who does more TO
build up the town than the gentleman
Nlin Is running Us newspaper. There
n,t. bea whul, lot Of fellows who thini,
trrparc, Lot lhcy are bibotiug under i
1lg mrulr yEg newspaper man has .
hp udym,tuec oyorlhc rest 81 tie boys,
llrialks to thousands oipcople through
his columns whcicns tlgrcst 81 the folks
rench bui lta unless they hire hall
and halls are expensive Tie man Nhu
ruus ucwsiupet inn town Ike Crystal
l1allr is entitled go the respect and
sympathy oi iiw community. hccausc
know that a is lar from being "a snap
/ III may loo, etsy from distance. and
thyrc uc plcuts 81 rcuple who thiut
llch could mukr better jub il they had
psohpuuNuiy. but the chances an,
tlct would quickly tire 81 IL, and fine
tho road - lul AZ snugS That they
would long ior Ga Change to some mote
tusA rs upH ~ lucrative pursuit I'll,
puerplper mau tells M about yon
lnsiuess. how good person sou nrc; d,
dwell at ngthupon The uatual ad
vnutaets 90 your town, assists in 1T.
tHctin. rapitnl a., SploU md open W.
the vcius IS one, aud nrcHmpIieles mol'
in this direction lian any other icsi
dent H. dp.- this htcHusr lie has ih,
disposition apd ite means e. tircuni,
lhe ideas hc WISHED tomnkc i1omnrut
+ Therefore, shy tuNou lhai II Il, lu''
hctV put upon the ticket Tor some office
elect lin He'll do yuu more good THAI
any one ia yotr midst, aud the I."ts
knows u merits u more than any
mortal la lhe district.
GEo A NEW Err
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-03-25
County Board

The following urc the minutes oi the
proceedings IAN adjputued meeting of
tie board of supervisors bcll in the
clerk + office 10 the court house. 40 the
yllasr a. G. Ssill Fails, this 10Th day oi
February. a. y 1899, az one u'clugs ia
tn nit.rioo1 pursuant toadIomumcnt
Present s. q Benrcti .. Z llrulcN, G.,
i Lawrenc +, NJ Corcoun, a far-tcfg
aud T.. G. Scat-. Absent. TIL Fmnl.
gan and j T.. Uurcornu
Meetinl Was llcl 20 order by the
chairman.
The honi - Clsprr Aherlr, Coroner,
was oii T.. 4 tor approval and on notion
same wa- approved.
The following statement was made 10
the boarl by county Treasurer NJ. H..
Morinrly.
/ The county treasurer reported that
the cX county treasurer hld settled 49,
iu ian according to The rport ~ Tie
nu,irne cnnmnter, bat il iuiirr APP
p.pr- that on january BID. 1880, ihs
Michigan lupd md Iron COMPANY teams
mntrd nv mil 20 the county trcn.urcr
81 .aid Itpn county a draft t,r $lOpOl,
50 nay tie taxes a-~e-sed against cri-
tam lnlrls ~itnicd iu sud rputdy fof
/ fh4Neat 1876. aud that John ii4lrr.
who WIS 10 pusrs-ion 81 the oilire. re-
ee3,cl the draft and iail,el TO twn the
fs.f,d money oNer to lti~ successor ~ give
|thccnnniy credit for the same.
Aud il farther appears that the said