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.