Warrant No…
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

t amount, are given in each instance, as well as the page and line where the correspond- ing numbers are to be found on the bond record, in order that the statements may be readly veri- fied. A large number could be furnished, but the following will, perhaps, be sufficient: Warrant No. 383, issued November 13, 1888, to E. Toney, for $3.00, registered for the same amount in the Treasurer’s report, and ap- pears on bond record, page 1, opposite bond No. 3, as having been issued for $34.40. The same number appears again on the bond for $3.00. Warrant No. 545, issued February 3, 1889, to I. Givens, for $42.80, appears on the bond record, page 1, opposite bond No. 5, as having been issued for $48.40. This warrant does not appear on the Treasurer’s record. Warrant No. 587, issued March 13, 1889, to Matt Rosecrans, for $2.00, appears on the bond record twice, first on page 1, opposite bond No. 8, as having been issued for $86.30, and on the same page opposite bond No. 28 to 48, as having been issued for $2.00. Warrant No. 413, issued to S. Mendors, for $10.75, appears on the bond record twice, first opposite bond No. 11, on page 1, as having been issued for $97.00, and again opposite bonds 88 to 93 as having been issued for $10.75.