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New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
SAVED MOTHER AND CHILD.
DROWNING ACCIDENT AT A PIER IN BATH
REACH NARROWLY AvERTED


rohar, r Smith. a special policeman. attached
90 the njer at Bay Twenty-frst-st Batn beach'
saved a mother and her three-year-old S'r' oaoE
from drowning yesterday afternoon
About o'clock yesterday afternoon mrs
Laura De Mott. thirty years old, Of No 81 De-
Kalk-ave., Brooklyn, accompanied oy her 'H,so
vaar-old daughter Mana. went to Bath beaeh ioi
on afternoons outing. The little girl teasea her
mother for a dip In the water and as the waves
looked Inviting Mrs. De Mott ana the niue 0he
wsre soon IN their bathing suits.
The tide was rather high when Mrs. De Mott
TOOK her little girl in the water She Is good
swimmer and took the child on her back ana swan
out almost TO the end OF the pier The mother then
turned around and started to swim back with her
haby's arms around her neck, when an unusually
iarge and heavy wave almost took the little one
ron rs mothers back; In her fright Mana cried
md the mother becoming confused. lost her pres,
enee OF mind thinking only Of her baby and would
have drowned but for the special onicer wno, see
tn1 the plight Of the mother and child. jumped INTO
rowboat and rescued them. -,
Mrs De Mott and the baby when taken 70 the
wharf, were completely exhausted, but soon re-
covered and dressed. Ther escape iron ueath "'s
by small margin.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
BTTTLING BEGINS HIS FIGHT.
THE CONTEST FOR THE LEADERSHIP OF THE
FIFTH WARD TAKEN INTO COURT


FIFTH WARD TAKEN INTO COURT,
Ex-sherir William J. Buttling yesterday, In the
County Court began fight to compel Michael J.
Dady. as chairman Of the Republican Executive
Committee to recognize the election district ofhcias
chosen by himself (Buttlng) as executive MEMBER
from the Fifth Ward. 1t has always been the
custom for the executive member from each ward
to suggest to the chairman Of the General ana
Executive committees for appointment all ohc'aIs
to be appointed to serve In the ward, and Mr But
Ting demands this right under the bylaws OF the
Republican County Committee He made out MS
list and submitted It to Mr. Dady. The latter had
a list OF his friends for the same offices and would
not accept Buttling's.
Hugo Hirsh counsel for Mr.. Buttling, got an
order from Judge Hurd for Mr.. Dady TO show cause
why he should not recognize Mr.. Buttling as the
responsible leader Of the Fifth Ward The order is
returnable on July IS
The readiness with which the organization leaders
use their places to crush their enemies is pointed 70
by Independent Republicans as evidence that there
Is no sincere desire TO harmonize the party Tor the
fall campaign
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
JAHAICA'S FUNNY SEWER SYSTEM.
PLENTY OF PIPES. BUT NO oUTLET-A DIsPosA

PLENTY OF PIPES. BUT NO oUTLET-A DISPOSAL
PLANT TO BE ERECTED.
The Queens Borough Board OF Public Improve
ments will meet at the office Of President Bowley,
In Long Island City tomorrow. TO consider the
matter Of the completion Of the Jamaica sewer
system by the erection OF disposal plant at
cost OF about $40 roo.
II is proposed 10 erect the plant on land TO be
condemned for the purpose upon the Bergen farm.
and II no opposition is expressed at the meeting
the expense will be levied upon sewer district
composed OF the old village OF Jamaica
The city authorities say that this Is the only
nian under which the work be carried for
ward As afairs stand now. Jamaica has com
plete sewer system so far as pipes 60 out IL Is
useless because they have no outlet
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
SAN GUIsEPpEs SHORT FREEDOM.

Rome. July l2-General Glletta di San 'ius.ppo' po
ths Italian ofhcer released from prison III eN."
uon with the celebration OF the French na'io',~ ,'
festival. the anniversary Of the Fail OF the
which will occur July H. after having peeh 80
fenced at Nice June 2s 20 FIVE years impriscnmsh'
NO 70 pay a fine Of 5000 francs after having ,va ~
ss,,nsicted Of espionage was arrested on ~ isu-
- rlacenZa by order Of the Minister OF " a. 1~
enant-GeneraI MirrL
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
THINKS BRYAN WILL BE DEFEATED.

W E. English, formerly member OF |ohsies9
sfom Indiana thinks that Bryan VIII DC IN -
mated next year but ne doesn't think ne WI" "
Elected Mr. English. In the course Of a converse
ton said: Il supported the party in the last can
psign and will do so in the next cohsiueiso ,so
the nomination Of Bryan last time as 1'on
and his denomination ] would regard az hnaever a
NAT Bryan will be renominated on Hrninds Of
Platform The two are associated IN me mn - also
Seems to me that he will be defeated az "'
lcfr -
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
MILITARY PRISONER MISSING.
THOUGHT TO Re IL HIDING ON GOVERNORS
ISLAND.

Private Flrch of Battery A, 9Th Artillery serving
term Of Imprisonment on Governors Island for a
military offence IS missing. He had but month
and a half 10 serve His brother visited him and
gave suit Of civilian clothes 10 him, in anticipa
lion OF his release. The possession OF the suit
made Firch impatient for freedom, and he twice
attempted to pass the guard and get on board the
boat for the Battery. He detected on each
occasion however II was one Of his duties 10
light the lamps about the island, and when they
Vsre found 10 be in darkness last night search was
made for him He had not been found up to late
hour hut is thought 10 be concealed on the isanu,
az II is thought he was not strong enough TO swim
across the channel
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
MFRS ELIZABETH II. COMBS.

Freehold July IL (speciaD.-Mrs. Elizabeth n
Combs died at her home here to-day from com.
plication OF diseases. She was bern IN ls.4 anu
was daughter OF the late Robert Hutsnhssspn; nssna
at one time president OF the Bordentown bsnkthhs
Comnanv In lsl7 she married Edward Il Comos'
who survives with her five brothers ana qr,s5kivn
Howard OF Crosswicks: Miss Emma Is. huCnrSd
SON Of Bordeptown syyanSs Hg'cninIB9 of Bordentown
Tuto dauehters Mrs William y Duryee ana M's
iobn Oakey both OF Freehold. are also hVins.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
CHARGES OF FAVORITISM MADE.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS TO HAVE AN INVEST
CATION oF NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.

Secretary Long OF the Navy. II is said. is going
"a investigate charges that politics has entered
largely into the appointment OF the electricians IN
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Electrical Union NO )
has been agtating the matter for about TWO
months and three weeks ago lis secretary Johh
Quinn. received letter from Secretary Long say
ing that he would see that an investigation was
made. -, ,,.,.-., r,-o.L.~hooa
~ IIectricaI Works some OF whose members are
employed in the Navy Yard, has also taken the
matter up and has received assurances from secre
tarv Long that the charges will be fully investi-
cd
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
LIZZIE CASSIDY STILL MISSING.
POLICE EFFORTS TO CLEAR UP THE MYSTERY
SO FAR FUTILE.

The missing child. Lizzie Cassidy. has not oeen
found though Captain Reynolds and the Fulton
81 police are making every effort TO clear up the
mystery.
Mrs. Cassidy received letter yesterday dated
at No SO Walworth-st saying that policeman
Matthew Reilly OF No. 81 Waworth-st.' nad
clew The policeman did not care TO talk he had
heard that Mrs. Christian Schneider OF NO 90
Iafayette-ave. thought she had seen the child, or
one answerinC TO her description. Friday after
noon last with who acted as II not orty 10
,ears old of medium height, with light halr ana
yynHetache Mrs Schneider was on Jamaica troll
lev car at the time.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
RROoKLYy DIRECTORY FOR 1898.

The Brooklyn Directory for u" mas JUST oeeh
ushsrs The hook contains 21.7G names, or 1888
more than last year.
This year recognizing that the public was anx-
,ous for A more convenient and less bulky volume
md believing that the Information Ior when a
mass OF personal advertisements they nave ielt OUT
over two hundred pages OF thsir own adssrtlss-
snsrt. which sppsared In previous years largely
srtsndng the size when there was no excuse for SO
doing. and thus doubling the labor oI nndhlns hs al
sddress greety TO tho annoyance or the puonc-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
DADT STILL HOPEFUL.
HE MAY co TO HAVANA SOON TO LOOK AFTER
THAT CONTRACT.

THAT CONTRACT
Colonel" Michael T. Dady, chairman OF tne ne
nublcan Executive Committee Is In hisn teathef
nowadays He has just returned from 7" "ashihs
ton and told his friends yesterday that ne peneVei
49,, ha would vet Le able to carry out his Havana
trao+s He also stated that Attorney -GeneIa al
GrIegs seemed to regard the contracts with favor.
I'm conversation With him said the Colonel
IT asked that the Havana municipal authorisieS
should decide whether or not the WORK hao CON
tracted 10 do was necessary. III they ueciueu
against me all required was for them 10 pay Hs
Ser the outlay have already made. Inc attorney
General seemed to favor this view IA ana r1Sa be
drecred 10 refer the subject TO the civil au'horsS
~ The city OF Havana. with directions 70 tIns ,rTIIr
eata the status OF my claim ana 70 oeLsI . mn ~
yhether II is for the interests OF the cltI 'a '1
improvements should soon Ds rSdnnad SIIIdt, VI
NJ Dadv NAV start for Havana on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
LABOR TROUBLES At FALL RIVER.
MILL TREAsURERs DECIDE NOT TO lNCFhAsE
wAGEs-FIREMEN NOW THREATEN TO
STRIKE AT ONCE.

Fan River. Mass July 12-The mill treasureTs IN
this city this afternoon decided that the pay
OF mill hremer could not be increased because ol
Increasing Southern competition and the present
trade conditions.
II a strike ensues. there will be an attempt mace
20 use non-union hremen. The demand is for your
cents an hour increase. The mill fremen now say say
they going to strike az lhe emu Vi 'i'e "'
According TO original intention
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
THEY SCOUT THE IDEA.
REP1rBIIcAH LEADERS SAY THEY HAVE NOT CON
FERRED WITH THE GOVERNOR ABOUT
SHORTENING THE MAYORS TT

SHORTENING THE MAYORS TERM
Republican leaders in the city yesterday secuted
a report that they comforting about a plan
70 have Governor Roosevelt call another extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature for the purpose OF shorten
ing Mayor Van Wyck's term TO two years ana
having another election for Mayor in this city this
fall Such action probably would be declared un-
constitutional the leaders said. and, besides, Il
would be a ridiculous political blunder.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
.,rs, o,vp READY FOR ITS GUESTS.

plalnaeld. July u tspeelan.-Tse BABIES amp o.
lhe N'.' ,,,,,e guests as the substantial wooden
10 s,es which taxes the place of the structure
burnsd last spring has been soTPls,Sss; .hS 'hs
rooms are ain aib he formally opened. The Children
sns wso are 20 be guests x rsd Ss ms sas a asS
terminus y. I.ts ~. 10 the camp on the mountainside
IN wsgon ,sI h received by committee from the CITY
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
m RlJsg THE SLOop YAoET IARA.

Greeaport. Long Island, July i2-The sloop yaehf
Kara. which lies stranded on Middle Ground snoal
in GARDENERS Bay, will be raised oy tne hA',,so" ~
1ru,bU Wrecltlng Company. The tug Keipe. Cap
tain George Griffin was sent here to-day with ps
goating derrick The yacht sunk on Monday nshtx
and all efforts to raise her nave s' '~' '
unsuccessful
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
RESTRICTIONS on AMERICAN BEEF.
GERMANY SAID TO HAVE TAKEN MEASURES TO
PREVENT REsHIPMENTs FROM BELGIUM

Washington. July l2-Acting Secretary Brigham
Of the Agricultural Department had conference
win the President this morning The Agricultural
ord state departments nave received information
that Belgium has removed some OF the restrictions
on the Importation Of American cattle ana peel
The Agricultural Department has been intormea Gtinn
,bat Germanv on learning of Belgium actloll
tmmediately issued a decree unfaVorabie 10 peer
nrooucis from Belgium, thereby preventing AIheI
tnsn beef from reaching Germany by reshipment
,rom Belgium Secretary Hay says that the State
nenartment has received no advices connrIning the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
TYPHOID FEVER PATIENT ESCAPES.

r-raasr,ck Nichols twenty-five years old. who has
49,, s,ck tor several days with typhoid fever. es-
caned from the home Of his parents, at NO -
stsvens-ave.. Jersey City, while dsrious ysstsr. .
day He had been carefully watcneu 9us he ro.s
and slipping on pair Of gray trousers and D5Ss oa;
ana "Hh hsck door The police at Greenvile. N
Which district he lives Tsrs 9ssed tha 70 he may %
tamd.y, ~ or somebody else bodily harm In his con-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
ARTHUR p. GORNAN I'LL.
FORMER SENATOR FROM MARYLAND sUF-
FERING FROM EXHAUSTION AT
MAGNOLIA MASS

Magnolia Mass, July 12-Former Senator Ar
thur P. German. of Maryland, is Ill at the Hes
perus Hotel. His wife and two daughters are at
his bedside. Just at present his condition is not
considered serious. but is In the nature Of ex-
haustion, a relapse Of the grip.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
CAMDEN NAY STOP TROLLEY CARS.
REFUSAL TO PAY THE NEW LICENSE FEE MAI
LEAD TO SUMMARY ACTION.

ror,asr .ruly 12 (speciaD.-The threatened war
.oan Mayor Hatch and the Camden and SUB
nrhan Railway Company over the licensing OF troll
lev cars is likely TO break og! soon o., Tae sSorsy Sesy
tbe streets polled of II the trolley company
in its refusal TO pay license zee OF go on
ppech car as required By the recently passsd o'u'-
nance. 49, .-otIov coronany assert that q
-a,fous ordinance fixing $40 as the ncshse zee ~
prenIousr constItiites contract between the city
and their company and that the Is1fr late nd, aoT
nv INV ~ he run Il the City Council authorizes hm 70
take summary action
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
MORE GOLD FROM DAWSON.

Seattle. Wash July l2-The steamer Humboldt
arrived from Alaska to-day with l5o passengers
from Dawson, who added over 10000 TO the goia
receipts from the Klondike. Nearly SS"o WAS III
the Humboldts treasure box
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
FAGAN ABOLISHES AN OFFICE.
BRENNAN WILL DO A. X. BONTAs WORK,
BUT HE CANNOT HAVE HIS TITLE.

BRENNAN WILL DO A. X. BONTAs WORK,
BUT HE CANNOT HAVE HIS TITLE.
As told in The Tribune. A. X. Bonita was dis
missed as superintendent of the FIRE alarm teie-
graph system by the Hoboken Board Of Fire
Commissioners in Difference to the wishes Of Mayer
Fagan who openly asserted that he would get
square" on Bonita because Of his active opposition
to Fagan's candidacy when the latter ran for his
fourth consecutive term as Mayor Edward Bren.
nan a relative OF Maurice Stack who Is slated
TO be the Democratic candidate for County Clerk
next fan. was appointed TO succeed Bonita Nr.
Bonita denied the right OF the Board 10 remove him
unless charges were proven against him.
Congressman William ID. DAILY, on behalf of Mr
Bonita, made an application to the supreme court
for writ OF certiorari to secure q review OF ne
proceedings arbitrarily removing Bonita, ana MI
Brennan was peremptory restrained from -
suming the duties OF the place -,
The FaRan Fire Commission hessrs ffayss
Foley and Dunn did not wish % await the Gou.ts
decision the validity OF their act, ana az
meeting or Tuesday night passed resolution aool..
ishng the Office Of superintendent. IL Is understo9o
that arrangements will be made whereby M
Brennan, Will be paid salary for doing tne woIs
now performed by Mr.. Bonita. without the ute oi
Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
HOTEL SAVED FROM COLLAPSE.
EXCAVATIONS IN ELIZABETH ALMOST cAUsb THE
WALL TO CAVE IN.

Elizabeth July u (SpeciaD.-The men employed
in excavating for a hotel on Trumbull-st-' near
the Singer Sewing Machine Works. yesterday
undermined the side Wall OF an adjoining three
story building known Marz's Park HoteL ne i
wall began 10 collapse. and this caused panic y.
the hotel whose p'trons mostly Wotk ~ lns Us
singer factory A rush was made for the doors'
and all hands got out safely: ,,..I
ers The house movers propped u up with timoers.
Most Of the boa arders. however. refused 70 sleep VI
~ hniding that night and II was not until to-day
that they could be prevailed upon to return TO their
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
PRIESTS ACoUITTAL CAUSES RIOTS.

lille France July l2.-Serous rioting followed
the acouittal Of Father Flamidsr OF the School OF
Christian Brothers here. who Sas charged WIG
numbering a boy IN that institution. Thousands oi
nersons paraded the streets shouting down WIZ
The Jesuits!' and smashing windows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
rswARk PARK CONTRACT AWARDED.

rhs Essex Park Commissioners. at Newark. have
araaS nn 70 Frank C. o'Rellly of Orange. contract
for -, s42 for draining and excsystinS the ste for
~ ~ w. side Park II Is expected that the work
tns s, nss seonnleted IN six months. OReny was the
cwsst bidder the highest bid being for 80 ~ ". by
InSwir Both Of South OransA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
urNrzUFLAk ARBITRATION.

.,,or Commission to-day Sir Richard Web
,ss british Attorney General in continuing ms
OF the case Of Great Britain p,ougn, Ygai
presehhronoiogicaI review UP TO 1850 hs VIII S4''e
~ speech tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
BLOOD STANCHED WITH WHIPLASH.
MAN IN ELIZABETH RUN OVER BIZ his OWN
WAGON. AND WILL LOSE A LEG.

WAGON AND WILL LOSE A LEG.
Elizabeth July u (speciaD.-Edward Thompson.
driver for Hyman Isaac junk dealer. was run
over this afternoon in Morris-ave by the wagon
he was driving 1t loaded with scrap iron' ana
Thompson In leaning over 10 touch the horses WITH
~ abJn tumbed under the wheels which passed
over bofh legs The left one was shattered apove
the knee and will have TO be amputateo "hhe
he right leg was badly bruised: 80. ,..
The In iured man might have oed 10 deatn hao u
not been for Detective Decker. who stancned ,i tne
a. a. ~ using the whplash TO make ligaure un,il
~ enybulance arrived. Thompson Is thirty -nlnee
YEARS y,e old and lives in Brophys Row. In Cen'sai
r. tlroa a1-aU
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
rRor-RrH FEARED AT RAND DRILL WORKS.

TROUBLE FEARED AT RAND DRILL
The strike at the Rand Drih "orhs - =,
.s-tore 80 4, g. feared that trouble may arise at
sny time. The strikers places have been hhed oy
nOn-union men. some of whom eat and seep a. .re
factory oth.s. who live in boarding houses. az
conveyed to and from their work In stages
lntendent Conrad generally follows the sn % got
aio hght with some boys who synpS'hi@eo WIN
rfa
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13
NEW YACHT SINBAD CAPSIZED.
HOWARD 6. Po1LLoN's CRAFT UPsETs OFF THE
NAvEsINK HIGHLANDS.

Howard S. Poion's new yacht snoad with
sailing party on board, was capsized yesterday on
the Navesink Highlands Owing 10 the presence
Of mind and bravery of the sailing master Captain
William B. Taber no lives were lost. The boat
was toWed in and righted
New-York tribune., 1899-07-13

New-orleans July 1.-THE Picayune" prints the
following:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26

ONE-THIRD Of the Senate may
stave off vote Oh the treaty for a
few days longer, but this obstructiv-
ness will end early enough to permit
both branches to finish Hp their work
of putting that compact in operation
before the present Congress expires.
When the vote is taken the
country will be surprised at the
fceblcness Of the isolationist. Prob
ably the contractionist vote in the
country at large is prOportiOnately
even smaller than it is in the Senate.
Moreover, the longer the obstruction
lists hold up the treaty the smaller the
vote will be when that agreement
comes up for final action.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior


Land Office ut Springfield, Mis-
souri,, Dec. 18th, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that She fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before j. w.
Hughes, County clerk at Forsyth, Mo
on Saturday, Jan. 25th. 1899, viz:
Thomas j. Persinger, homestead ap-
plication No. 1917 for the hf e
or sec % and IL W. qr'n Or sec 23
aud W Qrs W Or sec IA twp 22 range
10.
lie names the following witnesses
to grove his continuous residence up
OH and cultivation of said land, viz:
Il. p. Moore, Charley Houseman.
Siegle Oneal and John Coblc, all OF
Cedar Greek, Missouri.
NJ. v. Gideon,
Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26
FISH! FISH!

DooNvILLE, Mo-, Nov. 1st, 1898,
All persons in the State of Mis-
souri, desiring young cTappie, or black
bass, should apply ut their earliest
convenience to Phil Kopplin, Jr
Supt. Forest Park Hatchery, Forest
Park, st. Louis, Mo-, or to NJ. f. o.
Brien, st. Joseph, Mo-, the one most
accessible to the applicant.
The only expense to the applicant
will be the cost of can (75c) used in
shipping the fish, which must be sent
ih advance. the express charges to be
paid G.. o. d. A five gallon can will
carry thirty to forty small fish. We
would recommend the stocking of
lakes with crappie. All applicants
will b. notified in advance of ship
ment. If more than one can is de-
sired REMIT accordingly.
DR.. i. L. Hurt,
Chairman Mo Fish Com.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26
Notice for Publication.
Department ofthe Interior.

Department o. the Interior.
Land Office at Springfield, Mis-
souri,. Dec. 13, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his attention 10 make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before j. e..
johnson, Circuit clerk, at Forsyth,
Mo-, on Saturday, Jan. %, 1899, viz.
Thomas Hammond, homestead appli-
cation No. 1929, for hf Or sec
IL twp "a range 10.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon aud cultivation of said lard viz
Daniel Dloomer, j. j. Middleton,
William Woods and Eli Woods all of
Ianeyville, Mo.
NJ. V. Gideon,
!. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26
Contest Notice.

Department. of the Interior, Unit.
ed States Land Office Springfield
Mo-, December 18Th. 1898.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this Office by John
Frahder, contestant, against home
stead entry No. 2452S, made May Is,
1897, for II Inf II W Or and n hf or,
or n,e or sec 80 twp % range 20
by Emil Runge, contestee, in which
ii is alleged that: the said Emil Rungc
has wholly abandoned and removed
from said claim for more than six
months last past and next cceeding
the date of the affidavit Of contest
herein, said PARTIES are hereby notifi-
ed to appear, respond and offer evil
dence touching said allegation at 10
O'Clock a. IN. un February Ia, 1899. be-
fore William II. Johnson, a Notary
Public, at Forsyth. fancy county,
Missouri, (and that final hearing will
he held at 10 O'clock a. m. on Feb
ruary 25, 1889, beforc) the Register
and Receiver at the United States
Land Office III Springfield, Missouri,
The said contestant having. in
proper affidavit. filed August 21, 1898
set forth facts which show tha. after
due diligence, personal service of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper rubli-
cation,
Nj. V. Gideon. Register.
G. A. Ramsey, Receiver.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1899-01-26
SURVEYORS FEES.

An act Of the Legislature, approven March 81,
1891, provides that County Surveyors ne allowed
81 90 cents for each survey Of one and quarter
miles or less: 40 cents for each plat; 50 cents
for copy of Plat and certificate: 50 cents for re-
cording plat and certificate. These items foot
up $3.50, the lowest charge made for any survey.
and in addition to this amount there is q charge
of 50 cents fo each additional mile and 81 90 for
each conner established. The Statutes provide
that county Surveyors perpetuate their sur
veys by establishing well defined corners, and
it is not left merely to the opinion OF the party
having the survey made as to the number OF
corners necessary to perpetuate the work-that
must be determined by the surveyor himself,
charge Of s cents for every mile of travel, each
way, is allowed.
Random Surveys are mere guess worx, neither
accurate nor safe, and dear at any price. All
communications relative to surveys, etc. :,
promptly answered.
W.R. Adams. County Surveyor.
p. O t,oodloe. Mo-