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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

PHl-AIELPHlh. March 72 During
FIRE trdEv a. 525 Eure street Mrs Catherine
Marlin AGED rs. was Eufoeuted 10y smohe
William Marlin her son was badly injured
about the head ana face hv falling from a
window wnis irving RI escgpe and ruuE
Levy aEec r vas overcome av smoke BE
i= ll q TrecarInuE condition Elue other
persons VhC occupied roamf II tha house
EueceedEd II escaping UInurt
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
REPORT or MANILA HOSPITAL.
List of DenIhs in Inst Three Days
Received from OriS.

MANILA. March 12-AdjutHut General.
Washington: Following deaths since last
weekly rspur-
March s. Private Alexander P ChHpIine,
Company NJ Fourteenth infantry. accident
ally shot.
March g. Henry OfIRherv Company L, Sec
ond Oregon Edward : Fulcsus Company /
Thirteenth Minnesota. vEriOla.
March 10, Albert " HartriCsen. Company
L Fourth cavalry accidentally shot
March H. Louis Z. WssrphHl CUmpuny Z,
First California dyBeuJery.
Died Of wounds received in action March
2 Private spaeth, COMPANY G, First Wyo-
ming OTIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
Relief Reaches GIbraItur.

Copyright. 1888 by Press Publishing Cn1
GIBRALTAR British Spain March Ia
ONew York World CanlsErau-speciaI Tele-
gram. THE steamer Relief. The United
STATES hospital ship which left New York
March . for Manila with E year 5 medical
supplies for 95 400 troops ana eight trained
women nurses mas arrived here and is coal
iEE. All aboard are reported TO ba well
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

WASHINGTON March 1S.-CTenerEl
Brooke a. Epvana reports as follows under
cate of March l.
oesrh report March H.
Camp Columhis-F'rivsIs Ole Lundsrru-n
COMPANY + Fo'~v-Linth IowR typhoid.
Puerto Principe-Private Edward c. Trapp
Company . Eighth cavalry. typhoid. Pri-
vate Benjamin c. Anthony Company D
Fifteenth infantry. typhoid
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
WRECK ON TEXAS & PACIFIC
Engineer and Fireman and Blind
BHgEREe Tourist Are
Killed.

I'll PASO Tex March ia freight
tram on the Texas & Pacific railroad be
came deraned today AZ point eighty miles
east % Z Pgsn. Three men were killed.
ENGINEER ". J. MMURRAy.
FIREMAN GEORGE UETRE
JOHN FREED q PENNSYLVANIA, q one
armed tramp, VINO was stealing Z ride.
BrEEemEu WlnIauc received E broken leg
Tie engine turned completely around and
Fireman Uerre was caught under the
wreukgKs The wreck WAS caused by q
broken fGuEe on The pony truck Of The
engine.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

= Porter win General Conner, aut TIE plan
Of dls--ibu-iuu is FAR advanced The oppr-
siJsor u Cuban civilians is that cnurid-
e-uhle pur,Iur OF the Cuban army. probably
the larger pErt uphoids General Conner IL
bis contract ana therefore The American
n .If-H-y. Htuifr istruuuu sees no other
course ope- thHn The fcrrfie dlsaruluC o.
uuv faction o. The CubEr troops which after
being auly warned shorld persist in keeping
he field
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

Aberdeen, Scotland, March IA
steam trswler which has JUS reached here
has landed Two engineers and seaman 3e-
longing 10 The Norwegian steamer Ilrat
hailiug from StavGEgsr b9und 10 Bergen
which founded in the South ser Maren IT,
Twelve other members of rhe crew q The
] I1rEt are supposed 10 have psrizhec
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

TyAsHINGT01l, March s".--The Nav re
par-meut mas agreed to loan The hne steam
ship Dixie. formerly Of the Morgan line. 10
the War department for use as 4 troop
transport The vessel Is nov al Philadelphia
and will he Immediately sent 10 New York
70 be supplied with sleeping arrangements.
Il If said 1t viii carry no less than 200
troops. II Is TO ply between Cuban and
Porto Riesn ports and the United States.
The navy viii provide a complement Of
officers 10 work me ship.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

GIBRALTAR March l&.-The United
States hosp taI ship Relief from New York
OIL March for Manila. has arrived here
The Relief which is commanded by Cap
tain Harding mas on board medical supplies
sufficient 10 last an army Of $4,000 men
year The expedition is IN charge Of Major
A. T Bradley brigade surgeon l. : Y.
Eight women nurses accompany Major
prgiJpv
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
over -Four Hundred Drowned.

BRISBANE, queensland. March IA
search steamer which has just returned here
from Cooktown. on The Endegvor river TINS
colony reports that rtIree schooners aud
eighty luEEerf were lost and tnut 400 col
ured persons and eleven whites were
drowned during the recent hurricane thai
swept the northeast coast Of Queensland
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
PREMIER HOPES FOR DISSOLUTION.
DissensiBB in newfoundland CHbiBet
Continues - cen.

ST. JOHNS X r. March l3.-The politl-
cal crisis continues. The premier. sir James
Winter, is negotiating with Robert Bond
for coalition with the regular opposition.
The premier expects 10 secure cissolu-
tlnr and to win the general election.
DIssensiru il the colony IL very keen
and troublesome times are expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
ON The FIRING LINE
>yf ~ First Member of the
~, d Infantry to Re-
injury.
WASHINGr> 1S-CeDeral Otis
Today oahlsd the department as fol-

Today oablsd the> department as fol-
lows.
MANILA, March 1S-Ad1utHut General
" ashinEtons Casualties san Pedro
MarAt4
Wounded. March : Private Warner Mar
shall First Washington. thumb. slight
March l0 CHy-Bir Edward Smith First
Idaho Company 4. leg slight
March Il. Private a z SeiEerthBler
Twency-secund infantry Company c. rih,
severe
Near san Felipe March = Private John
McCuuuel First Wyoming COMPANY c.
ankle. s iEht-
Near Caloocan. March H. killed PRIVATE
OSCAR G. THORNE. Twentieth Kansas,
Company p
Wounded. CumpOral William Fl Risuhly,
Twentieth Kansas, Company l. hand, mod
crate
March L. wounded, Private Arthur c.
Howe. Twentieth Kansas. Company c,
shoulder. severe. OTIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

LONDON. March l4-ThH Shanghai corre-
Ep0ndeur uf The Daily Nal say The Chinese
here report that Great Britain haa seized
The Mlao-Tso islands opposite Port arthur
il The strait Of Po-1hi-Li and north OF
TeuE-Thau-Fu. IN the northwest portion Of
me SnEn-TuuE peninsula
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
CONTRACTOR KILLS HIMSELF
George Govern, IHuerested in " estern
Business EHIerpfres- -
Pound Dead.

NEW YORK March la-SeorEH Covert &
contractor residing II Erlolyu ana inter
es-ed ~ business ventures IN the west mas
been fguua dsad with q bullet hole ID MS
temple ana revolver living beside him
When hls family last heard from LIN bs
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
Kisses FOR THE CROWN PRINCE
GusrHf, Regent of NOrvBy. Meet n
FusIIlnde Of SnOvbHIlE.

CHBIs-IANA Norway. March 1%-There
was d popular demonstration here last even
Ing aEaiuE, Grown Prince GuetAl duke oi
Wurm!uuu who was recently appointed re
gent Oh account OF the illness OF ms father.
KING Oscar H.. The prince was returning
from The military club wheu he met q crowd
Of people VINO hooied him hissed him and
pel-eu hiu with snUvoalis The crowd was
Dispersed 10y The police ana several arrests
we're made The Norwegian papers condemn
the demonstration.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

NADhD March la--T'hf p0RITI0r 0f LLa
Spanish prisoners IN me Philippine islands
h IS announced here is a question which
uIusl remain z goevEuoe as me ransom De
mluded hg AEuiualac is So enormous 1hur
the government rluno- c-me 10 decision
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

CHENoA III March IA chRrred BODY
was found TO-DAY n The ruins Of the Gazette
once which was burned sunday Il if he
heyed 20 be thai uf James Cain & printer
known IN CIuciuuEu and 81 Louis Thomas
Flutun mas been missing since the frs and
Il Is believed be has been burned lu death
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
CONDITION OF TSE WEATHER


was .u Euusuf CIV and thev did no; know
of his return ur-l INFORMED O.. the finding
OF his corpse Business rsvs"ses are sup
posed 90 have l.d SO his suicide
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

MARIETTA o. March 12-Au oil vel
producing zoo n 3ag rl-reIa a aBv was Opened
Two miles west E this city TODAY The
strike mas caused much excitement IN Oil
circles as The vel Is lhe NrFl deep pro6uGer
Cioss Io the ciIy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
City Of FaEg Fam Into tbs HEndt Of
Genera Wheaton Column,
MOVEMENT STARTS WITH EARLY MORNING
Twenty Second and Twentieth Infantry
Twsutisit Kansas Suffer Losses
KILLED AND WOUNDED NUMBER sN-EEN
ARTILLERY md GunboHts shell the
JUnRles and Infantry Pours VoIIey
After NOIley Into the Rank.
Of the RetreHtfng Foe.

MANILA March 14-Noun-At : Z. n.
hearing the Insurgents hugles sounding
scotts battery dropped three sh-upnell
shells into the woods on the left Of the
PasiE church
NO reply was made and at 10 the
Twenty-second regular infantry advanced un-
I'll they encountered 3 number Of vulIevs
This tre was returned with interest
The line then wheeled towards PaternF in
the following order The Oregon volunteers.
the Twentieth reEulars the Washington vol
unteers, q cavalry detachment The Twenty
second reEulHrE and reserve artillery
The troops followed the roads while the
Eunbunts Oests and LaEuns de Bay assisted
II BuppressinE the FIRE OF the left Ehnk
Three rebel canoes were captured on the
river.
The rshHl sharpshuotsrs a. CaloocEn con
tiuue active. but no more casualties are re
pu--e6
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

NEW YORK March 18.-FoIoVing iE the
journal revised list Of the casualties IN TO.
dEy's fighting al Manila
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14

Two wears ago Senator Ransom intro
aueed d bin % pruH4DH "fres EaailEht free
water free telephone use stl. among the
uuuber ~ free tniuEE pr0t hitea vas tree
s-rssl ear transportation ~ public ufAuers
Els uiIl known a. s , l57 passed DO a
branches Eue became 8 law ss ElTi0JlY Sal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

NUTHUt7T OT WUUKs UUUTU TUTHTsTTVU THrTTHtUs Tut
the year is 1872.
The per capita cost of maintenance for each
inmate is 65l4c.
The health of the inmates is good at present
but many arc quite old and feeble. They are
happy and confronted. do not think there is
poor house iN the state that has as good pa
tionts. We have had one case of typhoid fever
brought to the poor house but we isolated in
the old insane building, but is better, and no
other patients took it. There has been a good
vegetable garden at tho poor house and the
work of keeping it clean has been done by the
old men there.
Thanking you for your kind assistance and
also the lady attendant, we are
Yours Respectfully,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
THURSDAY, Nov. 16-9 a. m.

THURSDAY, Nov. I6--J a. m.
Board called to order by chairman
Roll called members all present ex-
cept Mr.. Taylor. Minutes of yester-
days session read aud approved.
The following proposition was read ::
DopGEyILLE. WIS. Nov. 18Th, 1899.
To the Board III Supervisors, Iowa County,
Wisconsin
GENTLEMEN In consideration " being made
the depository for iowa county and that we are
to furnish tie county Will What money they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. ID Il. M.
Board met and was called to order
by the chairman, Roll called-mem.
bers all present.
Minutes of yesterdays session read,
corrected aud approved.
The clerk presented the following re-
port of the expenses of the county for
the past year.
To tho Honorable Board Of Supervisors OF Iowa
County, Wis.
GENrLEMEN | herewith submit the follow.
ing report of tho expenses of Iowa county for
tho ypnr ending OctohOr n, 1870.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

Sept. 10th, 1899. .....,......,........64 81 lis
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ASYLUM FOR THE
FISCAL WEAR.
Number OF weeks board furnished inmates
for the year ending Sept. Both, 1899, is 6l5S IL.
Tho per capita cost Of maintenance for each
inmate is 81 1874.
Amount duo tho Asylum from the state for
1899 IL Sli, las l7-lOO dollars.
Received from private patients and tho same
turned over to tho county treasurer:
From Phillip Allen, guardian of r. j.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
Respectfully submitted,
HEN TupNAs, County Cl

Respectfully submitted,
BEN TuoMAs, County Clerk.
Referred to the committee on finance
and taxation.
The clerk then presented his annual
report, as follows
To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors OF Iowa
County, Wisconsin.
GENTLEMEN:-l have the honor herewith to
submit report Of tho receipts and disbnrse.
mcnts OF my oifcc from the frat day of January,
1892 to the thirty-trst day of October, 1922, both
days inclusive;
Ben Thomas, County Clerk in account with
Iowa County, DR..
To cash received from ID. G. Jones, late
clerk .....,,,.,..,.,,.., ms IL
To cash reed on rcdomptons, principal AS NJ
interest ~ Il
" advertis-
ing fees Observation-Disclosures. II 20
To cash reed on tax deeds ,,.,,.......,.. q 80
a02 hunting licenses -. ~ %
~ marriage licenses ~ 10
recording physicians
certificates Observation-Disclosures. 200
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ~
CONTRA. Or.
BY cash paid on rodcmptions, principal 5 $50 "A
TAX ueeus INCONVENIENCE. y ~
redemption fees ,,...... 10 40
statctrcasurer, ap2 hunt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

Grand total earned and
saved to county to Oct.
LIST, 1899 ................,... 229,9S9 81
Deduct total expenditures from total credits
and we have to tle credit of the asylum to Oct.
LIST, 1899 sos 1881 80 as net profit to the county
over and above all its buildings and improve
ments since starting the present system of car
ing for our own insane.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
= oh"h e D - . .
Respectfully submitted,

Also, the following list of unclaimed
county orders:
To the Board OF Supervisors Of Iowa County:
Gentlemen: The following Is "A list OF nn-
claimed county orders remaining on hand
in this Office for two years or morr, which Is
submitted In accordance with the provisions
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
Rcspcrtfully submitted. Sll ,27i
TllpS GIHItOM

Clerk Of Circuit Court
The following report of the County
Judge was read and ordered published
with the proceedings of the board
10 the Honorable Board of Supervisors OF
Town county, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen: The following named persons
were ndiudgcd insane ana committed TO nc
state hospital for the insane ut Mendoza, Wis
consin. since November 18th, 1888:
Mary June Jones, committed Fchy. 25th 1870
Olaf Swcnson. committed April 10TH lsoo
| further report TINT the following named
persons were ndjudgcd insane aud committed
to the Iowa county insane asylum:
Peter lnscoc, committed Jan. nth, lSND
David II. Thomas, committed Fchy. 10th $500
| further report that William *. Bucking'
ham. whose commitment has been previously
reported. was on the ID day of September, 1879,
discharged ON parole from the state hospital
for the insane and was on the Olh d"S ct Oct
| further report that Louisa Murphy and
William Drcws were, after an cNnninntion by
competent physicinns ns to their alleged IN
| furthcrrcp thnt Louise llammol was, on
the nth dry of September $500, duly eyamin.
ed by two competent physicians, ms to her nj.
legged insanity, and pronounced md declared
by them TO hc insane, but before the order of
commttancc wns signed by the county Judge
she, the said Louise liummcl, committed sui
eide.
further report that have received notice
from the superintendent of the state hospital
for the insane, of the discharge of the follow
ing named persons, heretofore committed hS
insane patients, to wit:
Mary l.. Martin, discharged April tlth 1870,
William j. Jones, discharged May lith. iS99,
further report that have received notice
from the superintendent of the Iowa county
asylum, of the death of the following named
persons, heretofore committed us insane pa
TENTS:
John Sullivan, died November 18TH $500.
Jane Ricdrl died September 18th, $500.
All of which Is respectfully submitted
Dated, ut Docgeyillc Wisconsin, this Nth
day of November. $500.
ALnRo jerks, County Judge,
The trustees of the Iowa county asy.
lum and superintendent of the poor
presented their annual report, which
was referred to the committee on the
same, ms follows:
To tho Honorable Board OF Supervisors of Iowa
County, WISCONSIN,:
GENrLEMEN: We, tho trustees OF Iowa Coun-
ty Insane Asylum for tho chronic Insane, here
with submit Tor your consideration oar annual
report for tho year ending s ptcmbcr 3Nth, A. D.,
1891.
nta.tas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

soldiers relief ......... ........... 1894 90
So County clerk certificates ............ 1881 %
I" asylum bonds interest. 1850 10
Justice of the Peace certificates is o.
:. Register of Deeds, marriage, etc,
l'-tS--.-...-. los ~
Paid town and city treasurers school
tuna income cJOo ID
Paid town and city treasurers, return
ing delinquent tax "a o.
PAID state tax on suits ............. : 90
Paid electric light sta te tax ........-.... 3 80
Balance cash on hand ..................... $50 I3
Total. ............ ................ $GG447 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

per month"; Female attendants. three at 49,
cook at $5, laundrcss at S5. Female night
attendant SIS per month.
We complied with your resolution of last year
to put in acctylcnc plant. We tho contract to
j. II. Ford to put in the plant and furnish all
fixtures for the sum of 1855 dollars. AS you will
500 by our report we put in new bath tubs and
basins in tho bath rooms in place of the old
cast iron ones, per order of the state board Of
Control The inmates have been well cared for
the past year and tho farm we'll managed We
wish to thank you for your confidence and active
support in tho past, we are
Yours Very Respectfully,
SAMUEL SWINEHART,
JOsEpHUs BAILEY,
Ole STEENSLAND,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
iours worry Respectfully,
+. j. PERKINS, Supt.,
A.


DoDGEvILLE, Wis, Sept. Both, 1899
Asylum and members of the county board:
as physician for the inmates of the Iowa Coun-
ty Insane Asylum, have only to report, the
same excellent condition that has characterized
the institution from the beginning has been
maintained. The patients are all comfortably
clothed and fed. The chief aim of the super
intcndent, matron and attendants seems to be
to make the lives of the unfortunates confined
in the institution as cheerful and healthy as
posi- bic and have succeeded in ma king it a model
charitable institution ms far as its management
is concerned and If the corridors were broad
ened and raised to two stories it would increase
the capacity and improve the arrangement of
the institution immensely, and the increased
earnings of the institution would in one year
pay the interest Of the improvements, besides
adding much to tho appearance of the building
and permanently increase the annual earnings
of the institution besides allowing separation
of tho better class of patients from the more
noisy. There has been during the year but six
deaths as follows: John Sullivan, S. years.
cause of death, consumption; Mary Gornet, 50
years, cause OF death, apoplexy; Mrs. Stark, 70
years, cause of death, erysipelas; Mrs. Riddle,
50 years, cause of death, apoplcxy; Peter Ram
bert, As years, cause of death, consumption !;
Charley llarop, 50 years, consumption.
Respectfully, submitted,
WI. PEARCE, Attending Physician.
To the Superintendonts of tho Poor of Iowa
County, Wisconsin:
GENTLEMEN: | herewith present my annual
report of the poor house for the year ending
Sept Both, 1899.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23
improvements to Oct. LIST,

1888 ........... ,,...,,......
Current expenses of asylum
up to Oct. LIST, 1895. ...,...
Current expenses for 1899.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

MRS. f.. j. PERKINS, Matron.
DoDGEvILLE, Wis, Sept Both, 1899.
To the Superintendents of the Poor of Iowa
county and members of the county board:
GENTLEMEN: | herewith present my sixth
annual report as physician for the inmates of
the Iowa County Poor House. The health OF
the inmates is good as can be expected, con
sidering their great age. The average age of
the 20 oldest inmates of the poor house, is 50
years, vet there have been no deaths during the
year. Several are in very feeble condition, 10
of them averaging IS years of age. The Poor
House is crowded to overlooking, every room is
full, almost .neccssitating the building of u
larger Poor House in tho immediate future.
Tho poor condition OF the building demands
very early action in the matter.
Respectfully,
w. j. PEARcE, NJ. ID.
The following report of the county
treasurer was read and referred to the
committee on treasurer's accounts:
nopGEvILLE, WIS, October 3lst. 1890.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Iowa County, Wis.
GENrLEMEN:-l herewith submit II report
OF the receipts and disbursements and of all
transactions OF my Office rs County Treasurer
from the Bird of January, 1899, TO the 3lst day
of October. iS!M, both days included.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

TO balance In action Of Northy vs.. llu- -
gill ct III, by note and mortgage 600 0O
no cnsh IN same ....... y Sc
+" interest on above note p. .., ~ ~
D." award Of commissioners, ) Syvcrson 10
" surplus, Stevens vs., Jenkins ~ 20
surplus, Morris w. Ryan ..,. 3a6
" surplus, Dnhlc w. oftsgnrdcn 23W
balance IN condemnation of lands,
s. IloSkins ,,.., ..,... ~ 80
iumlcy l5i 30
10 amount due Fannie Allen ...,.. 100
" balance In Reyes vs.. Allen .. W05
" note and mortgage In trust fund,
Williams Va NnrCoc 49,. l050 w
To bank certificates hearing 3pcr cent ...
interest Williams vs. Nnrcoc 2S' W
To notes and mortgages IN trust fund,
Mclor ct al vs.. 3nltcn at nj 37OO W
To bank certificate hearing per cent
int, Mcllor ct nj W. Bnttcn ct nj f.GD7 %
10 cnHh I'm snmc ........ g25 90
d" interest i'm same ,......,.,-, ~ G6
mortgage of Anna Mary Kuspcr AS 70
" surplus IN action, Strong w. Hove, 78 Il
=" hnl In action, Dnvcy w. Cooking ct nj III
bnl In notion, Snugwnc ct III VIZ.
FitHsimons ct nj ,.,,..,.., W Us
no bank certificate bearing per cent
interest, held IN trust fund. IN ne
ton Of Pierce ct nj vs., Pierce 25 II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-11-23

KCsDCCtTUITy NIOIn!IIUU,
ben. THOMAS, County Clerk,
The two foregoing reports were re-
ferred to the committee on clerks nc
counts.
The following report OF the clerk of
circuit court was read and referred to
committee on accounts of said clerk:
TO the Honorable BOnrd of Supervisors of
Town county, Visions in
Gcntlcmcn:-l herewith submit for your con
sidcrntion the amount of money IN my hands
subject to the further order of the court
October 81 A. d. 1880: