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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. o7.-COTTON-Th
cotton market opened firm, with piiCss
to . points higher on Dulllsh news from
all quarters and renewal OF active spec
Illation. The dominating influence con
sisted of pronounced advance IN AVE-
pool. scmi-official adVices from the Gouth
stating that offerings Of spot cotton !" ere
light even at advanced prices, ana inc
presence Of large orders from abroad TOR
spot cotton here. The business Gone IN
the first hour comprised larged purchases
for foreign. Wall street, room shorts ana s4
southern account, AID selling OF pront-
taking type for small room and OUTSIDE
holders. The course of prices after the
opening was steadily upward on enersetic
support from room bulls ana increasl tls.
speculative demand from parties who for
weeks past have held aloot. Inc crop
movement was light. The market 1or
futures closed steady. with prices net .
to 5 points higher
COTTON-Futures opened firm; Ja a ~ !.
airy. 767; February, 7.G3: March, 10;
April, 757; May, 7.5G; June, -! July
49, A Se a5y; sepsamP Bacem fa S S
Futures closed steady: January, Tvs
February, 7.65; March. 1.62; April. My
June and July. T.5? August, !.'o; pep
TENDER. 7.0i: October, $50; NONeHloei'
GS2; December, G-G2.
SPOT cotton closed steady; middling up
lands, S; do. gulf, 81; sales. 4,932 ba1es.
ceipts, c53 bales: gross, SIG bales; sales
1922 bales: stock. 12S.601 bales; exports
to the Continent, 239 bales:
Total to-day and consolldated-Net re-
ceipts, 23,S96 bales; exports to the Con
tinent, G,4S9 bales; stock, 9SG, 119 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net re-
ceipts, 4,54So19 bales: exports to Great
Britain, 1.225. 900 bales; to France. 49s,49o
bales; to the Continent, ], ABS, 500 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 27.-CoTTON-
ruary, 7.A7; March, 7.4iG1.43; April. 7.436
IA; May, 74307. Al; June, 7.43GD7. ~; July.
74'17. 40: August, 7.2l0I:.; September,
6. I9GG. 81; October, 6.G2G6.G4.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I'll P. Moot
TON-Spot in moderate demand: prices
1-3od higher; American middlins, fnlr,
Ak; good middling, 11-1G; middling, rs
low middling, AZ; good ordinary. '-l0;
ordinary. as The sales Of the day were
1000 bales. of winch 500 were Tor specu-
lation and export. and included 3,oco Dales
American. Receipts, 5000 bales. lnclud-
ing $500 American.
Futures opened steady and closed lrreg-
rlar at an advance of = to points; Amer
lean middling, |. m. C., January, + :St-ot'
BUYERS; January and February, 3O-Hi
BUYERS: February and March, 4 20-ofe.
4 S7-64 buyers; March and April, 2.-d4
a.; .S-64, buyers; April and May. 19-Ui,
buyers: May nnd June 16-Gi@4 l1-"4,
sellers: June and July. 4 l4-64, buyers;
july and August. 4 12-64 value: August
tember and October, ? 5S-64uj 59-G4. buy
ers: October and November, 3 ol-6i4
:, :c-6i, buyers; November and December,
buVorS.
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NAVAL STORES.


CHARLESTON. S. c.. Jan. 27.-TUR-
PENTINE-Market firm at Ole: sales,
RosIN-Tirm and unchanged; sales,
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 27.-sP1R1Ts
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at Sc: re-
ceipts. II casks; sales, 81 casks; exports,
RoSIN-Firm; receipts, 2,2+3 barrels;
exports. 2,125 barrels: quote.A. 3. e. - y.
sl.30: Il, s1.s5: T. s1.40: G. Sl:43: ii, Sl;12;
J. Isl Sl9' q - i; water M White. 500. Sos
WILMINGTON. n. G.. Jim. 27.-sPIR-
IT'S OF aTURPENTINE-F1rm at ol9aW
s52c.: receipts. 33 casks
RosIN-Firm at 81 .25@1.so; receipts, la
C CRUDE TURPENTINE-steady at s1.75
TAR-Firm at s1.$o: receipts, POP bar
reiS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
coTToS-sEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Cotton-seed Oil
quiet but fairly steady; prime crude, bar
rels. 332,ac.: prime summer yellow, :'9
351ac: off summer yellow nominal; butter
grades, :;7M:Sc nominal; prime winter
yellow. 3S~.; prime white, 3T@:iSc. Prime
meal SI4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
t,n,I at the Chamber,in.

FORTRESS MONROE. Jan s-spec-
rial.-The officers and ladies OF Fort
Monroe will give a ball at9the Hotel
.chamberIin on the evening Of Friday,
February 9Th. Dancing will commence
at Q O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

Cash quotations. We're rs IoIIoWS: UT 1H
steady. No. = spring wheat, 6iGl6lc:: NO.
. red, GsAa6osic. No. = corn, $la a 2 rs
230o31kc.; No white, 251Ac.; No. white.
2SG25jSc. No. : rye. 5oa52c. No. bar
ley, 3S94oc. No: 1 flaxseed. S1:52. Prime
timothy seed. s.. 50@2: 50. Mess pork. per.
barrel. s1O655. Lnrd, per 100 pounds;
S.. 75I5 %; short rib sides !dopsel,t S3.G3g
SIS; dry sailed shoulders (boxed). S3.5O9
5.75: short clear sides (boxe9, s5.?oa af
Whisky. .distillerss finished goods. per gal
lon, SI231a.a Sugar,4#ciita1oaf. Sc; sranu5
lated S5i4 Butter..steady: creamery. ~
Go4c.: dairy. 1SG22c.- Cheese firm at 10
13c Eggs steady: fresh. 142c.
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including February. sG.so9G.s5: March;
$3.50; May. S6.95lDI. Spot Rio weak ana
nominal: No. Z invoice, SIC; No. Z job
bling, Ss:c.: mild quiet but steady; Cor
dow, S&912Ac.
SUGAR-Raw firm: centrifugal, 96 test.
i I-1Gc Refined firm and more active;
standard A, 4 4-16c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

IIynchine Investigation.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 27.-Spe-
ciaL-The grand jury In the lynching case
adjourned over to Monday, when 1t VII
complete its investigation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
NV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YoRK, Jan 27.-FLoUR-ouiet
but steadily held; winter patents, $500
Minnesota patents. S3.S5@4.lO.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: fair to GOOD,
So.10632O: choice to fancy, log 90;
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-Quiet at SLID
CoRNMEAL-stcady; yellow western
soc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; western, 5o@
WHEAT-spot quiet; No. red. 1850.
Options opened easy under d.shppt .rnad
strong and active on further signs O.
positive strength at Parls, coupleu VII
fresh war news. Finally the markst esseI
off however, under realizing. and closed
easy at unchanged prices to 1sc. advance.
March closed at 76c.; May closed at i4s4c.'
July closed ut I51sc.
CORN-Spot easy; NO :. 4U7sc.Z ,O IPnS
onened easy with wheat. and continued
depressed under free western selling, no, 70
retherz with fine weather Drospects. ne
market closed easy at 1sc. net oeciire.
MAY closed at 391sc. -.
OATS-Spot quiet; NO. :, s-o1te.ss sp'-''
dull and easy. o,,S,o
$40 so: packet, S11@12
CUT N1EATs-Firm; ple * q, a. m nel Ss,S;
s5. s. do shoulders w. -. nAs' -
LAR LARD- Steady; western steamed e.!
81; 07M Refined STEADY, sSoItiniSSi,s To10.
PoRK-Firm; mess, S1o5 oagll: snort
clenr. s11. 5oal125o; family; s1sal3 SO:
RUTTER-Steady: western { cr eaiitSS'
o1S25cN: State dairy, 19G24c.
GTTESE- Quiet; fall-made fancy,
large 1ca n1ac.; do. small. S12& Gg13c
EcGs-Easy; state and PENNSYLVANIA,
PPoTAToEs-st Jersey; 81. a5@l;75
,Iayy York. 81. 5061.T5: Long Island, S1.50
seSS. Jersey sweets. $250G3.
AJIOW-Dull.2 ~
RosIN1Firm: strained. common to
g 'TTI iRFaP 5iSNS3TISffN at 5411s@55c.
RICE+Stendy:
MOIASSES-Quiet: New Orleans open
1yettle. good to choice, A @55c.
CABBAGE---steady; Long Island. S4ao
p "coTToN BIZ sTEAa1-To Liverpool.
CoFFEE-The market for coffee futures
opened quiet. s points lower. and further
nased of under realizing following larger
Brazilian receipts than. expected. unsat-
isfactory European cables, decreasing
volume Of specula ton. and q weak spot
market The close was barely steady at
about sstheabot tom :of these days netslossAof
rs TO Is points; total sales. 2A50 bags,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. e7.-Thc wheat market.
STRENGTHENED by threatened advance and
Argentine plague rumors. weakened on
the reDort that New York had cleared
vessel for Rosario closing easy, May a
shade under yesterday. Corn and oats
closed each 1kGIAc. lower, and provisions
22lal5c. depressed.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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RICHMOND STOCK AARKET

Richmond, Va, Jan. 81. 1900
GOV. sECl1NlTlES. BID. Asked
u. S. as. coupon. 1aos-191s.. :. ITO
u s. As. reg, 1907........... 115 -.
STATE SECURITIES.
va SIS, new, C. and r.. 1872 SIS 81
Va. Century, %, c. and r.. S51a SG14
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. CITY SIS. r., 19D4-19o9. 12S
hich. City G's, r., 190i-1914.. ia -.
Klch. City rs, r.. 1920-1922.. 112 -.
Rich. City As, r., 1a20-1a3O.- 10i
RAILROAD BONDS.
a. and c. 1st is. r.. 1907. ZIG -.
A. and c. gu. in. G's. r., 1900. 1919 -.
Pet. Glass Il G's,f r. c., 1926. 10
n. and w. Ry. As. 1896: ..... 93N
Southern Ry.y1st IS. 1894 1O1 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte 100 100 -.
Ches and Ohio 100 % go.
N. and w. pfd 100 69A
n. and w. com...... AZ
r., F. and P. com. 100 $50
r., 4. and P. Div obi. 100 -. las
RI. y. and p. 6 p- c.. guar-10O i5j
RI. and p. p. c. guar. 100 175
BANK STOCKS.
First National .......... 100 167 -.
planters National 100 265
Pet. Saw. nnd ms. Co... 800 4Oh ...fs5E
Rich. II. and S. Dep. Co.. 100 -. i12O =
saw. Bank Of Rchmond..-.25 81
Security ). 100 liz 116 y
State Bank OF Va. ;. 100 $50
Southern Trust Co.. 100 100 no.
Union Bank OF sRichmond. .60S125 Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

MONEY AND EXCTIANGE.-Mone on
call easy at per cent: prime mercantile
paper, 4@5 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.S714M4.S 11s for demand and at
S4-S4,4 G64.S41h for sixty days; posted rates.
S4.S, nnd Sass: commercial bills. S4.SSAG
4SSI Silver certificates. 59kI6O1s: bar
silver. 59H; Mexican dollars. 471s State
bonds flrmer; railroad bonds steady; Gov
ernmcnt bonds firmer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

The House on yesterday passed Senate
bill tbi. in relation to the Issuing OF
bonds by the county of Brunswick. Sena-
tor w. Fl. Mann and Hon. r. 8. Powell
advocated the measure in their respective
houses. DR.. Powell stated last night that
the matter was one OF vital Importance
to his people, which he was sure would
save 5000 annually.
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to the Ohio Legs
That in any pro-
service OF any kind
professional SER
such females shall
lbor or professional
~ amount Of corr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

"A bill submitted
lature: Section l.
fession, pursuit. or
where female labor
vices are employed,
be paid for such Il
service the custorna
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27
The report of Martin Bixel as over

The report of Martin Bixel as over
seer for road district No. "A was ex-
amined and on motion duly approved.
The report of A. f. Crandell as
overseer for road district No. 7 was
examined aud on motion duly APP
proved.
The report Of DR.. II. r. Elderkin
as county physician was examined and
on motion duly approved.
The bond Of jacob Chri>tianson as
overseer for road district 20 for the
year 1900 was at this time taken up
and on motion duly approved.
The following bills were taken up,
ana on motion were rejected for the
reason that in the opinion of this
board they are not properly chargeable
against Kootenai county:
) Fred L. Fry for services as cor
oner juror $4
Alvy l.. Fry for services as
coroner's juror 8
Walter Becker services as cor
oner's juror 5l
Thomas Williams services as
coroner's juror
). w. Sevick for services as
coroner's Juror 3 81
Elmer Robinson witness before
coroner's jury 2
DR.. G. =. Barker expert testi-
mony before j. 2.
V. w. Washburn for bridge
built over Commission creek
in August, 1898 SO
George H. Pease by Mary A.
Pease for commission on lie
ences fourth quarter, 1898 SO
A. L. Gould for house, cloth
ing, etc destroyed on account
of small pox IS
At this time the board adjourned
until Tuesday the 9th at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. n. G. SISSON,
Attest; Chairman.
| JNo. G. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
BY A. Cook, Deputy
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27

EMISSIONERS PROCEEDING
OFFICIALLY
oMMISsIONER's JOURNAL
REGULAR TERN.

hoard met In regular session at 10
lock, A. M,
commissioners present, N. G. Sis
chairman: A. N. Tucker, J.. IT,
temore.
che following bills were examined
on motion allowed aud the aud
is hereby authorized to draw war
It's for the several amounts allowed
Follows:
d. Russell work on road in
District NO. l............ SIS 90
hes N. Barber for work on
bad and damages for road
koing through land. q 25
hes E. Russell one day as
iewer on change IN Hayden
axe road 90
pmas Kretzer for work on
bad in district No. l. -. 3 90
II. Bunting for work on
Dad in district No. "a. 49,. I 90
Il. Bunting overseer bill for
utting away Sinclair barn. IA rs
aries Niemann for work on
load in district No. l 49,. 7 IL
e. Seagraves work on road
n district No, 5 g.
IMPORT Mercantile company
Tor supplies furnished road
district No. %. ST.
b. Billadeau for work on road
n district No. l........ :. 8 IS
eeph Edwards for work on
road In district No. AZ. ~. so
eeph Kingsley for work on
road in district No. So. 49,. 90
fant Happenstall work on
SOad in district No. IS. go. 90
w. Newton for work TN road
in district No. IS, bill $14.00
allowed 10 SO
A. Stowe for work on road
in district No. / -. ...... 2 81
homas Mckenzie for work on
road district No. 35, bill
$1,000, allowed ........ 16 so
tmes Sapp for work on road
in District AZ. 3 90
Iethias Paulus for work on
broad in district No. 1...... 8 90
lcker & Pierce, goods fur
finished to smallpox parties
EQuarrantined 100 SO
!. P. Manning rent of build
Wing for county purposes. :. 6 90
w. Edminston viewing
Echange in Hayden lake road 3 90
aho Mercantile company mer-
] chandlse furnished Mrs.
j Henry Fisher county charge Is 35
haho Mercantile company mer-
! chandise furnished T. O'Reily
Ecounty charge. ........., 5 10
IDAHO Mercantile company mer-
chandise furnished j. Morris
county charge. 6 2(
IDAHO Mercantile company sup
plies furnished for road dis
! trlct No. 81
mo. f. Yost ink for county Of
noes ................. OF
Ed H. Bradbury cedar posts
for Kootenai county. 2 Al
4. A. Carnegie for bridge near
/ Kootenal in road district No.
90 0,
A. +. Waggoner contract work
/ on road in district No 81 Is OF
". B. Mcfarland merchandise
furnished T. O'Reilley
county charge. -. 49,. "a 8
/. w. johnson for trip with
sheriff Is 0
y. Christensian merchandise
/ furnished smallpox patients % S
Willis Sweet services in assist
ing county attorney case of
/ State VS.. Alcorn. $50 0
i At this time the following bill
were examined and on motion rejecte
Is in the opinion of this board tn
Same are not properly chargeabl
against Kootenai county:
"a. M. Martin for attendance
as witness in the case of
] State VS.. Charles Rover. :. .$14 {
81. E. Bennett for attendance as
Il witness in case of State VS..
Chas. Rover IA
I'M. S. Warren for attendance
as witness in case Of State vs..
Chas. Rover IA
kRobt. McCrea for attendance
1 as witness in case of State VS..
Chas Rover. ......... IA
kAlfred Sites for attendance as
/ witness in case of State vs..
! Chas. Rover ....... -. IA
~. w. Settle for attendance as
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27

Application of Mary Fisher for
county aid was taken up and on mo-
ton rejected.
The official bond Of Herman Wilde
as road overseer for district No. 23
was on motion duly approved.
And at this time the board adj
jonrned until Thursday morning the
llth at 10 O'clock A. M.
N. G. SISSON,
Chairman.
Attest;
JOHN G. CALLAHAN, Clerk,
BY A. Cook, Deputy.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27

JNO. G. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
BY A. Cook, Deputy
COMMISSIONED S' JOURNAL,
REGULAR TERM.
Tuesday, 9th January, 1900.
Board met at ten o'clock, A. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment.
Present commissioners, same as be-
fore.
Minutes of yesterdays meeting read
and on motion duly approved.
And at this time the following re-
ports were taken up and on motion
duly approved. viz:
Report of Frank Cosart, overseer
for road district No. IL.
Report of e. e. Taylor as road over
seer of district No. 10.
Report of Frank E. Russell as road
overseer for district No. l.
Report of George B. Welsh as road
overseer for district No. TO-
Report of j. F. Miller as road over
seer for district No. 40.
Report of John p. Bringman as road
overseer for district No. 5.
Report of D. z. Lyons as road over
seer for district No. 80.
Report of J. A. Larsen as road over
seer OF district No. "a.
Report of S. E. Renfro as road over
seer for district NJ. IL.
Report of J. L. Kuhle as road over
seer for district No. AZ.
Report of Hector Mckenzie as road
overseer for district No, 35.
Report of ]. f. Bauer as road over.
seer for district No. 6.
Report of Dan Mckenzie as road
oyerseer for district No. "A.
Report Of William Ketchum as roaG
overseer for district No. II.
At this time the following bill.
were taken up and allowed and thu
auditor is hereby authorized to draw
] warrants for the several amounts al
lowed as follows:
J Frank Cosart for services as
road overseer of district No.
} IL, bill $52. 60, allowed S SO 81
E. e. Taylor for services as road
) overseer of district No. 10 46
J. E. Miller for services as road
. overseer district No. 40 8
Frank e. Russell for services
0 as road overseer of district
No. l. bill $4,000, allowed 55
:, S. e. Renfro for services as road
. overseer district No. II 10 Q
!. J. F. Bauer for services as road
overseer district No. 6, bill
$27.00, allowed "a
Dan Mckenzie for services as
: road overseer district No. IA II 8
u. L. Kuhle for services as road
: overseer district No. AZ IL
VIM. Ketchum for services as
road overseer district No. II IL
Rasmus Jensen for work on
road district No. II
and ut this time time the
board took recess until 1870, P. N
, AFTERNOON SESSION.
IS In the matter of the sale of lots
Is and 2 in block of the town of Coe,
D. d'Alene and Kings addition wron
fully sold for taxes of 1896.
I'd happening that lots and 2 Of blk
K of the town of Occur d'Alene 10 King
d. addition having been wrongfully SO
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27

JOHN " 1ALLAdAN. SleTk,
BY A. Cook, Deputy
COMMISSION Frs JOURNAL.
REGULAR TERM.
Thursday the 18th day of January,
1900.
Commissioners present, same as be-
fore.
The minutes of yesterdays meeting
read and on motion duly approved.
The following bills were taken up
and allowed and the auditor is hereby
several amounts allowed as follows:
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. fur
nished furnished to patients
at countr poor house 5 Is 81
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. for
supplies furnished for county I 20
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
| plies furnished to county
charge IL
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
plies furnished smallpox
patients 20 80
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
plies for county 40
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
plies for road district No. 2 90
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
plies for county 20 so
Rathdrum Mercantile Co. sup
plies for Jail %
Thomas Logan services reuder-
ed in burial Of Thos. Sulli-
van, deceased
Clarence Fry services as inter-
prefer in justice court rs
w. H.ArmstronH digging grave
for Sullivan
Jerome Manor for work ON road
in district % l so
E. Marshall for services as
night watch at court house 81 sc
w. J. Thompson for money ex-
pended for kilograms, etc. in
Alcorn case 2 "a
VIM. Badger work on road in
district No. 2
Henry Miller work on road IN
b district No. 2 4
5 J. S. Woolery work on road In
district No. 2 IL
, A. L. Barrett work on road In
, district No. 2
, d. O. Cleland work on road IN
| district No2
Bud Dugan work on road in
I district No. 2
e Ry. Mt. Bell Tel. Co. for use Of
' phone 80 Al
/ Z. w. Dyer salary as taller 4th
S quarter 1899 225
e J. Schermanson drugs furnish
t ed for a county charge
e. l.. Whitney for services rem
dered in burial of Thos. Sulli-
van
y And at this time there was petit
ton presented to this board for tn
appointment of Stuart Walker as roa
overseer of road district No. 81
After consideration of the petitio
the board made the following order
It is hereby ordered that Stuar
d Walker be and he hereby is appointe'
as overseer for road district No. 81 fo
the year 1900.
On petition of the citizens of roa
: district No. 40 for the appointment
of J. E. Miller as road overseer dis
trict No. 40, the following order Wa
!. made: 1t is hereby ordered that J. +
Miller be and he is hereby appointe
overseer for road district No. 40 fo
= the year 1900.
n It appearing on the face of the RI
n turns of the election held in road dis
Jrict No. 35 that Joseph Kingsley wa
N duly elected as overseer for said roa
is district No. IS. Therefore, it is herr
Is by ordered that the clerk make ce
"a tificate of election to said Josep
Kingsley as road overseer for distrit
No. 80.
20 tt annaarinp by certificate issue
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-01-27
R. M. Wark for services as cons

r. M.Wark for services as cons
table, bill $21. 40 allowed 10 40
John Muhlfeld for making cot
fin for Thos. Sullivan, bill
$14.5O, allowed 10
r. M. Wark for services as
road overseer OF road district
No. 81 lS
r.. NJ. Wark for services as cons
table, bill $7.75, allowed 70
H. NJ. WarlS for services as cons
table, bill $4l Is, allowed rs 50
1t appearing from the returns OF
election for oyerseer in road district
No. that j. f. Bauer was duly
elected to said office. Therefore, 1t Is
hereby ordered that the clerk issue q
certificate OF election to said j, r.
Bauer as overseer for said district No.
6.
And at this time the board ad.
journed until Friday the 18th at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
N. q. SISSON,
Chairman,
Attest:
JNo. G. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
BY A. Cook, Deputy.