The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21
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The new Board of Supervisors pro-
yided for BY, the last, Legislature, met
at the Asylum on Monday morning,
and have continued in session for the
last few days. The membersin attend
His Sesslllleannnoys Governor B. G..
Col W. b. Holder Of Lee County.
pr; ". A. Taylor, of Tishomingo
Hon. L. 4 Milton. OF. sYalobusha.
Hon. J, A, Binfosrsd, Of Carroll coun-- =
Hon. Caldwell c. Pool, Of Marshall
County. Y a.4' as. 30 i'.'.'a9 ,'' -''a 5-.''
Judge +. / Murray eain, of Pike
County. '''''4 Il - ''1-'"f 6'@ .''.': '.-' .H'
Dr. M. S. Craft, Of Kinds County.
Hon. A. z. Barry, of Copiah Coun-
ty. .ay' - -' s 5.1 "a'a
q The absent members were General
Lowry, Of Rankin; VIM M. Conner,
of Noxubee County; DR.. John T.
Meares, of Washington County. i't
The Board being organized with
Governor Humphreys as President,
passed a resolution continuing in Office
DR.. Cabaniss, Medical Superintendent,
Dr.. Morehead, Assistant Physician,
r. f. Nc Gil, Stewafd, and D. m Bar
rows, Secretary and Treasurer
These officers have all n been found
faithful to their responsible trusts, and
have given entire satisfaction. and the
new Board acted wisely in retaining
them in offices no better selections
could be made. ,a4r nr i...lEr.
I Z, The Board selected q resident Board,
consisting of DIR. Craft, Major Barry
and General Lowry, who will have
charge of the business of the Asylum,
and manage its concerns during the
absence of the general Board ma ,lr
Much business, we learn, of great
interest and Importance to the unI
fortunate lclass of. our people com
mitted to this Institution was transact,
ed, and. from the high character of the
gentlemen composing this board, we.
doubt not their assembling together
from the; different portions Of the
State will & be 'the) means, of accom-
plishing much permanent good -rr
The General Board a adjournedf
last evening until the first Monday
III May next y45Ys a5o4l .4aIloyaan
Secretary Seward has been charged with:
q great many things during his life, but the
most astounding of all is thatjust made by
a. New York paper thatahel is under
'deipnosophisticaI influence "laEl a. mody
ffe9$sa-- = +-4S1AI ig9al
At meeting of Homestead Lodge. No. 1857
onIthe 10th of February, 1867 the following
resolutions were adopted s;h ,a4 -
WHEREAS, The Great Grand Master of the,
Universe has called from our midst, our
friend and brother, Thos. r. Smith, 8 who,
died at his home, in fazoo couDty,I Missis-.
sippi, January 25tl, 1867, therefore 100.
BE, it resolved, That in the death of Broth
er Smith, masonry has lost d chosen member,
his famiiya golden link which can never be-
replaced, and society goes without an. honest
man. In all the relations of life he iustlya
maintained the character of an upright man,
and passed away to the brighter world with
ont leaving an enemy behind Scot OIL go
Resolved, That we tender cur warmest2
sympathies to his bereayed family, and that
q, copy. of these resolutions be furnished
them aiAa 10 - go a
Resolved. That the Lodge wear Che usual
badge Of 8moarning for thirty days Bi a1EEJ
Resolved That these esolntiOns be spread
lished III the Jack son Clarion - -
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