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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-30

WANTS THE "LoIL MALEIsH" ARNED-We copy
the following from the Evening Delta, of the pad:
1HIs( gus !ledcnhain, alias Kahn member of the
Legislature, introduced joint resolution Yesterday.
requesting Congress to allow the State to arm loyai
m!iItla; tforlimer Carr Who is another explained
mat the resolution was suggested by an article in
the Bulletin, headed sSball We pay the State Taxes 81
copied from thc Shreveport South " cstern. - =
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Gen Langstreet and Jack Hamilton are in Calves
ton, Texas.
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From our Extra of yesterday. |
Markets, =

New YoRE, Sept Is, noon.-Gold 1415, Cotton
steady at 254c. for nplands.
Is New ORLEANS Sept 2s.--Cotton in fair demand
and frner; mddling o. &C.; sales 5000 and receipts
4726 bales. Sterling-bank 523 New York sight #Q9
4ft9ct discount. Gold 40. Sugar and molasses un-
changed. Flour dull supeftine 81. Corn dull at 856 q
Bran declined, 81 Is. Pork steadier at S3U'5O Ba-
con-shoulders Is and clear sides lie. Lard steady;
terce 49, and keg 2l4c. Heavy receipts of produce
since Saturday.
New York, Sept. %, evening Cotton firm; sales
1850 bales 25tc., with some reportedat %. Gold If
regular at l435@l454.
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Gable DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, INSTRUMENTATION frmer ;
sales $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS, evening--Cotton advancing;
uplands 10 and Orleans 1O4d.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-The city of Alcoy has revoIted
Three ships of war; supposed to be part of Prms feet
appeared off Carthagina yesterday 1t is stated that
the town of Leon had pronounced for the revolution
lists is also reported that Sarragossa had rebe}ed
and that Comite Cheste had been killed
LONDON, Sept 2S.-The Spanish revolution gains
strength palladolid and both CASTLES have revoted
The Royal forces have teen recalled from San Andre
to protect Madrid.
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= GaANf'aC ARtSEF.-Edw H. Stanton, who is as OBJ
noxious to all decent men, North or South, as B. f.
Butler, lives near pittsbhrg Penn. The PitLsbara
Post, The 8th inst, publishes the following:
eve have the reliable reasons for stating our
belief that Stanton will be Grants War Secretary If
Grant Shall be elected And know there are hous-
ands, among the Radicals, who woald siudder at
his being recalled power. Let all such make sure,
far their may GO that Grant shall not have
the opportunity to do so gseata wrons. Mr. Bingham
Of Ohio, who Ben. Butler says, hung an innocent wo-
man, Mrs Surratt,} is to be Grants Attorney General
This TOO would be a Ioatbsome appointment But
Grant must do as he is bid and give office 70 the
most odieus Radicals he can find
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STATE TAzES.-The New Orleans Pcayunc says that
TINS far the legislature has imposed taxes that will
amount to three per cent of the taxable property of
the whole State
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The HERAt,b.-The New Orleans Times SAYS ru-
NOR is current in New Yori, that Geo W. childs. of
the Philadelphia Ledger, is in treaty with Bennett for
the purchase Of the New York Herald the basis Of
one million dollars in gold. The assigned for
the proposed change is that Bennett the younger has
not shown that aptitude for business deemed requisite
by the father WHO is growing rapidly in years. and as
correspondent rather Un"elngIy remarks Gle can
not conveniently tax" the Herald With him to h his
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PRESIDENTIAL GALcULATIoNs.-The St Louis Times
Of the 10th, has made close calculation and cassif
cation OF the States as respects their votes in Noyem
Der, Tor President. We copy as follows: d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01
TIE RECENT WALL STREET ROBBERY,

Prisoners Cndsr Arrest Before Judge Hognn-
Two of Them parsin;iy identified.
This Of Thomas McKcon, Edward Coodoy and
Washington Cooley. recently arrested by Sergeant
McGysn and officer Dunlap OF the Seventeenth pre-.
cinc, suspicion CT being tho parties who assaulted
and robbed Lewis W. Kingsley, OF SO William street,
OF money bag containing s3.6s3 52l 81 IN certified
checks AID legal tender notes. In Wall lsree.,
William on the morning OF the 18th nit,
day ander examination batore Justice Hogan, at tue
Ionbs Mr. Kingsley who 10 check clerk IN Ito Bank of
the State Of New York, dePosad TO being assaulted and
robbed OF the checks and money he had received the
properly from the Clearing House, and whiia returning
to the bank person caught hold Of the bag containing
he kept he'd OF tho bag, aud YVES dragged
TO sleigh, through the street, in which two men
sitting down. tsat the horse aftnched TO the 3elgh
started, out he Kingsley COMMITTED TO hold on 20 the
bag and was dragged nearly bcck down William street
towards Beaver, when lie compelled to lot 60 his
that be has since the prisoner Thomas Mexican, and
Identifies him OF the who was in the sleigh.
mir Lewis Il Bridgeham OF No. 10 Broad street, tssti.
Tod to being In the olics No 81 William street On, the
morning In question, aud saw sleigh pass which AT.
traeiod his attention., and running to The door looked
out; in the sleigh he saw man standing up striking
at Kingsley aud from hs dress and general appearance
ho bsheyes Edward Cooley Is the maa
AS yet NO ono has appeared 70 identify Washington
Cooley being concerned IN the assault and robbery
On tho testimony presented the magsuats decided 10
hold the accused part.ea Mr. William !. Howe, who
appeared counsel for the defendants, demanded an
examination IN the case, which, g his request was set
down for next Friday Dir. Howe Las faith IN hts
ability toshow the entire Innocence Of his clients Of tho
offence charged.
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the discussions Of The me bers assumed very desulory
ana uainporiant character.
CHANCE FOR BuRGLAgs.--Not more than one hour
was consumed In taking account OF stock" al the Sub
Treasury yesterday morning 10 the vaults OF wl'ch
there are e.yhty-one million dollars In gold dec led
temptation to an expert ''craoksman.n
laE suRsoGATes Gown. During The year 1897 the
Surrogate granted 1920 leters of administration 1909
letters OF guardianship egh. letters OF collection, 30
letters Of administration, With Wills annexed Ala lna
&C ountngs called 20 account $50 executors, 65I &C.
counts settled aud 2I2 spocla! orders.
MASONIC REuSioS --Tne Morton Conlmandsry No. 4,
knights Iemplar, will glyo grand reception TO their
friends at the Metropolitan Hotel on Monday evening"
January 0.
RrorleM MAss ron rHH LArR ARCHBISHOP HuGHra =.
solemn h'gt mass OF requiem ,oi the rsposo Of tbs
soul o, the less Mcs. Rev Archbishop Hughes will DO
celebrated a, tho cathedral In Mott street, OIL Friday
next lJanlary 81 being the fourth anniversary or his
DEATH The services will commence at ten O'Clock A. NJ
KulEr BY FALLING Down STAIRS "A woman, sixty
years Of age named Rosanna Little fell down q fight
OF stairs at 500 West street Sunday evening aud
severely injured tha. death ensued soon after
wards Deceased having been called 10 breakfast BY
her appeared At the top OF tho stairs aud losing her
balance Tell 10 the bottom. Coroner Cover took the
in charge but up TO yesterday afternoon there had
been verdict rendered and consequently no bur!a,
certificate gwen
NED JAMES BENEFIT. some two thousand people
q Ihorcd AT the Theatre Comque Last evening to aid
we4N known sporting reporter, affection OF tho
eyes had incapac,atod HIM from work for several
month past The choice seats occupied by those
who u, bnro tho hsgic lore while many ladies' were
sprinkle through the auditorium,
Tue BIZ dgat presented was thoroughly c0rtioa con-
esling OF eecloy daaces gymnasc performances, &c.
Sparr!ng WA announced but very poor exhibition
between Toe loburn and one Clark was ali lhas the
d,ence oclainea
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=. = .,..,. tor .lAa smlIes q ths

- =" - -''''A for the smiles 2. the \,
fully %. trance, ,aey o...s.- II" uItn
bsnl'ifui crs. IRE. who looked on coclly shy..
sho iud % rcrS !, hat Hans bong woratsd in the
contest Then she. too etched In; and what ihs end Of
IL az would have been 10 "rcphe. can plepAsan TOT
Unfortunately at that monep. ou a Auslay, ,Sa
tho Tenth precinct happening that ~ eue.sa W.
oelliSerents 20 "hold II their loises ~ uos
make go.b.amed The meant TO say, we AZ snv.ineu y
behave, "g.fs-bamcd" but Murray n 81 New Eng.ena
extacton notwithstanding tho very gra.caialssM ring
there Il In hs name, tools o. herseves ~ est 70
come along With him TO the station house - Whlcn,
they went
On being introduced TO Justice STANDBY presiding "
tho Issex Market Police Court, yesterday moTnng the
bewi,chng Mary, with her lovely dark blue eyes rosy
lips and peacn-liAe cheeks, preferred ; complaint
against George FOR assault and battery he assang her
as she averrsd In her dulcaI Ike broken English, DO.
cause 'ner trend MIR Schmidt offered 10 accompany
her 10 her house. her husband being $50 trunk never
vas.
His Horor could not, being pa, IN possession OF all
the facts the ccapla at III that gh peretap.o-
liy dismissed al The same time boh !. ala her.
The last that was seen 0! the worthy trio their
entrance into saloon, doubtless FOR 'ref:eshmon"
PETTY swlsoiR.--0n The complaint 0. Josephine
Ruler Nathan Fry dealer IN miscellaneous articles
14 Canal street. arrested and arra,gned al late
hour yesterday afternoon, charged with swludi.ng tho
complainant by paIning upon her brenstpin,
ring and finger riag, together Of tie value OF
81, In payment for work TO the value os SO 90,
on a 10. or cigars which she had made
TO his order. Tho accused admitted that tho mock
jewey wore all but worthless, but oriphacag denied
the allegation OF tho deDonent Fry WAS locked up.
To waa subsequently baiod out.
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SUPERIOR CoU6T-spsclAL TEnn.


Before Chief Justice Robertson.
xltss. Hoy %. Unnn Pacific e. H. Co. es cL-,foton
SfAnted without COSTS
Pee, O. Murphy vs. John r. Lc,ter.--Motion granted.
(. Jacob Weiaayctd rs IsaGc MosG.-Moton granted
Without costs.
a Dayid S. 0rss w. Eben saiea 1t al-Mo'ion granted
Without costs.
NFaom1s w. Brown Ct al. Us. Meyer Fsnn.--Mo.ion
ffantod.
i 5nonar Ricny ct al Us, George Scvay ct al-Moon
2rAnted.
The National Shoe d Leather Bans cf Ne3 ToYi: Us
Nathaniel Rosa Motion granted.
Before Judge Barbour.
Hyntphrey ~ Spff ct al. u. Josa H. Hylse q DIX
n allowance Of s2,631 90 granted
ChoTts Carter cs. An6rew Ctorke Mot!on 10 dismiss
proceedings must be denied with $40 costa to abido
h6 ultimate event OF the examination.
n W,Av,n Hdoes et al. Thomas J. Ear ct rl--sco
6cmorauduna with special term clerk.
4 f;sstap Sclnloefy U.s. Marts Mecer. Motion granted
without co.tA.
kSaalusl Adesbrcr q al 10. iona, scslesircer.-Mo-
: ptn granted.
william r. Leonard g. Geor1s f. HsyGen Com
hint dismissed sith costs, $40 OF the motion
Isaac u. Hammond o. Dztcr u But1in Ct al Mo-
on modifying order granted with SIS costs defend.
be TO have twenty Gays from December ~ 1857, to
nswcr.
Rachel ~ Latin Us. John IT. Lasi Motion for refer
|nce granted ana Cause referred TO reoses 70 nc6r
MA rvport
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CITY NTELLlGENgE.

TicN.sox PAVEMENT OapSAscrs 1.-The Mayor has be-
FORE him for his signature ordinances from the Cam
oounc directing the nyns Of ihs Sioolson pave
ment In the following Observation-Disclosures place from
Broadway 70 University place. Murray, Nov, Rector,
Liberty snd Bridge streets through their entire length
Twenty fourth street from Broadway 10 Sixth avenues
Fearl street from Wall TO Hanover square, aud Cort.
iandI street who're net already paved With Belgian pave.
ncnt The Mayor dssrss th6 property holders on tho
pavsnsnss 70 forward their objections 70 him. 10 writ
inGs ~ scen - possible.
Tus FArxrrS Gun. --rhs weekly meeting OF ths
Farmcrs Club Was held yesterday at one O'Clock, but
prsbahy owss y he nsas apnsoaSA u Ne ar ksAa
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cancy, and chat ct seven O'clock r. a. full meeting a
sicsaoard be held ard the matter fully discussed.

cancy and shat 81 seven O'Clock P. a. full meeting Al
sicsaoard BE- held ard tho matter fully discussed.
Mr. Taylor oo,eciei "a counting the vote 20 all ".
caney, eaiming That no yacanc, /. TX
planned iha. the Board should simply az ,s.s
poed but need not declare the persons elected The
melton OF Mr. Tweed then prevailed and tho Board
proceeded 10 The canvass By election districts.
The Board Teassembled o! seven o'clock P. ~, Mr.
Bleskey In the chair, and upon the injecting being
called TO order
klr Freer offered The following resolution
Resolved, That The returns as read by The clerk OF
this Board OF County canvasers be and hereby de-
cared the actual result In each election DISTRICT Shows
by maarson OF returns In the hands Of the County
Clerk aud the Board, and that The chairman and secre.
ID be and are hereby authorized and directed 10 80
Ger Ny In accordance with the mandamus issued by jus.
lice / sonard aud Nay hereby directed 10 comply
with n other requirements OF said nantaLias, this
Board *, Messing ho opinion as 10 tie legally Of the
ballots eastN or the result thereof
The resolution was uh'nimoasiy adopted and the
BOARD lhsn adjourned iins de The succession 10 the
contested Offices vs. now lev 70 20 decided " osas pro-
ceed!ns before tn.S courts,
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rsnaD newspapers under two. ounces cents each by
direct mail and cents zach BY closed mali VIA England
tsma newspapers Ter swts ouncss 10 cents eacl ~
direct mail, aud IL cent? O. Leh by closed mall Wa
England
tpaiteras cannot be ssns
rsral newspapers uEdor ounces 10 cents each By
drcc, rAf and IL cents each By closed mail via
Enalard Patterns cannot % cent.
tprspsy naent compulsory.
al Including Baioa, Braaf, Bo:utschany, Bukassse
Foks1lan, Galsl, G!urgRro, Jassy, lrraA PiasrA
ls1 Letters for Adr,arsDpls Antsvar Bciru, Buras4
cairha, Cavallo constanilaopie, CzSusrroda, Daros
uel,es, nurazzc, GaiiipoN. jana, Jalna Jerusalem,
In9boli, Gambia, CareA, ksserd5cts Lagos isrucnv
ytylene, pbillsgpopaL rrswesa, Re'mo Rhodes, Rus
tchus seoniea SanBoara, seros sangps, smyrna, so-
Vslona Var1G and Voio DO seu rad OF unpaid ietp
lsrs for all cthcr places must DO Irapaid.
Letters and other posia. packets mailed IN the unis1
States and addressed 70 the North csrman Unon may
DO registered upon pawn ni OF registration lee o.
cents In addition 20 the ordinary pesiase charges
both or which must DO prepaid.
The regulations heretofore adopted With respect "
newspapers book packets and patterns sanslos sd.
the fama nature addressed 10 The North German
Union SO.
Direct mails % HAMBURG OF Bremen vii he despatched
from New YORK on Tuesdays and Tnursdays .. tacn
week, and closed ais by way or En- gland a1l belgium
On wednesday aud Saturdays OF each week.
xyCuAssSe or gIcxs
Tho following 10 list Of exchanging osss far
mas.- -
Boston, part OF the United States hntwet ossso
tIavclngl Ostcnd locail, on par: Of Hslg -.
ISr Unttd States ard Nahert1nds Aait.--NeW norS
and Boston, on par, OF the United states TAouavshs
\ ofacs, Moerdys, on part OF the Membranes. xvs
For United Stats and North 0vnsaa h1iIs--New Norni
poston Portland, Detroit Cbicags on Part OF We Cnse
l Etatea lachsn, iAix Ia Chapsileh Brennan, hAueus
1 on part OF tha North German Union.
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FOREIGN rosTi GE.


Now ana Reduced Rates to- Go Ia'o Opera
ticn To-day.
The reduced rates OF foreign ros age VIII Go iass
operation to-day and tho changes ara Important 70
tho commercial community lsins the new taria In
full.
ENGLAND
Tho following 10 tho revised tariff 20 u 'g'and:-
Observation-Disclosures. IL per " ounce
Newspapers, Or circulars. = ceLl eacu.
Book packets ...........,..... cetsA PeI VuneoS
Samples cfpclAs Po ounes-
There are changes In RATES OF postage 10 FRANCO
BELcICA OR TIE SgTnERLASDa--Bf CA 'shD NAIL -
ENGLAND
L.ters-l6 cents Il ounce, prepayment 'ptionai; ous
unpaid, or partially lad testers subject 20 Ino on
delivery.
ctep1pers--4 cens each, II not cxceedn ounces
and cents additional add tienal ounces, e4
fraction thereof; prepayment required
Box Packsts-Prats OF all kinds ana ~ s.ierhs 81
samples cents or fraction thaflu !, prepay
mont reaurec II The poata o on any packagt usuE
ci.utlv prepaid Will BIO forwarded 10 is 90 snaton
charged With the deficient postage. and also sa aect ~
1no delivery
py Dirncr HiIL TO BREMEN HANBun1
Le,trg-i0 cents II ounce, prepay mont - NsonM
but uunaid or partially pad letters sub Get ina
delivery.
over ounces an additional charge OF cents "a each
additional weigh. OF ounces or fraction snercois pre-.
payment required -, ...,..
upad or postpaid letters and other articles IN SUM-
GENTLY prepaid will be forwarded charged with the dea-
Gent postage aud subject fine on delivery.
The registration feo registered letters 0: otneg
postal packets is cents all The above mentions6
oounlries prepayment OF postage ani lee compulsory
GERMAN UNION.
Tbs following are the rates to the Ncrsn Ssfmsa
Union:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-01
ANNUAL Law REPORT.

ne following general report. colssd from the records
f tbs various courts United states civil and criminal
owl IN this civ show tho amount Of business trans
|rssd Ia each f6f Ghs past year. the number OF
H. Agi dlsposed OF, and the number OF convictions
"A In Criminal cApes:-
United states Circuit Court.
Bcu. Samuel Nelson Associate Justice Of the Suprome
ri Of the United states, presiding Judge OF tho
II, Kenneth 9. White, vieIk; RiohMd Z. sliuwsh
" Deputy Clerk; John shislds deputy usss !, a..
4sI ~ branch Of the court II quits ofslssss - q
EH4 ~ Ialnkasi p<sSssA- - $50 A -
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SUPERIOR CeuRr-CNAsSEas.

Action Against nm Insurance Company.
fhc case OF Rainsford Va. The Royal Insurance Com
BSny Liverpool the particulars OF which have already
Been reported In the HERALD, resumed yesterday
orping before Judge Jones' aud has moi yet boon con-
eluded.
" Decisions.
Z E7i.hd A. LstcAfed VI. Wiilidm A. Sula Motion
krantcd.
Edpard Be-yamin Ct al. Va. Jan,es Ly-ch Sherry
Motion granted.
y Norris Silrstsin ~ Philip Sdchs-Judgmeni for
blaint1, with. $40 costa
Simon Hermann o. abraham Nescman Ct cl.-'-'<
bert for plaintiff, with $40 costs.
q Ialihis hoof Us. Stephen W. ~ ~ sNy4 .NN1 Ms
Ssferse appointed to her ias
n LSed,Tlct s.ffNs rs Ass.ss,-s N9NaA
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BOARD or COUNTY ClyyassERs.

The Supervisors, At thu close Of shsf meeting, orsss
zsd % Board Of Canvassers with Mr. Boaslsy 10 ,hs
chair Mr.. Tooms. acting clerk. read tts orders Of
sto Supreme Court drectirg tbs Board 70 ccuai tho
vo,cs poiled for Supervisors a. the November election,
ana 10 make returns Of the same 70 tne coura Mr..
Tweed moved that tho Board proceed % count the vote
u aupsryhos q on ne tosG term sad n an Ne va
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new trial was ordered by tho supreme Court IN one
case ana tho necrsed subsequently convicted OIL
anseughtcr la third degree In ITO other case writ
0. error has been allowed, with stay Of execution, whicc
10 still pending.
Sentenced imrrisonmen, In State Prison 373 males
ard 3s females Of whom four msios and one tomato
were sentenced for life.
Tho aggregate term Of npriJonmeni Of the remainder
Is j02 years end four months. ~
males and 81 females
Sentenced 10 Imprisonment 10 Gig Prison, seyon males
aud three females
Sent 10 House Of Refuge, 10 boys and one girl.
Number Of indclme nts found By Grand Jary, l,35L
Number 81 rscosn sances 10 answer nicd, ,2sa,
Number OF rocognzancos forfeited, IL.
Amount Of Ones and fees collected during The rear,
;6ss 50. Kenny SASpEhVootsls SinA'
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AA. ...


@ rsft rte Ns ugf eb.
.9 - ANsnR4 .4l
49,. ft vses u utarts sst saAs.As
IA asf .a ETsuasf ufrtt.Nt n IL. district
IN SIS IA ttfeEtlt te - found else where
EtM sWal As A lacy Hall enters upon his
k9t3s sl \ -, which u unprcced Mod In tho an
a ..s,s rourt. Nr. Cunning g. Bedford, Jr the
rae Assistant District Attorney. enters upon his second
k6rm with malurcd experience and ability.
hr Hall stated 10 the Recorder that peruslng The
t1landar OF persons confined In the Tonos he icund
1hcrs one hundred and seven persons who under
The Jurisdiction OF the General Sessions hundred Of
Ehom, however, were committed within tho last two
Eeeks.
Counsel for some Of the accused parties moved for
fhsr discharge which 10 some instances granted BY
Chs Court
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BOARD OF suPEgrlccas.


ThS Machine Running smoothi, -t.Kxsra,s
Services s.'iii the Rule.
Th,s &c. I'd convened yesterday pursuant to hpuynp
u,ent and I'm The absence OF 'ho President 2rpeNsoe
Tweed was Ssllcd 10 the chair The usual preliminary
having bosn eaano through WITH tue members dspqscN
themselves for the purpose OF dis.rbuiing The county
r,anev N or. lavish s,ylo Two OF biee pulled tcif
clears threw heir feet upon the des%s aud looked ~
nanny as c,arss az high water COMMUNICATION wss
received from the Mayor vetons the resolution Oh tha
Board of Supervisor appon'ns Jaeoo ssssos nna
HIS Honor stated sNn the resolution oicstvs no~
cfiicer and was therefore violation OF provision ot
the lsyy and also nst we nuinoer ~ 70 M
the courts Is now too large ana onsht not 70 20 In
croosed nr,aes q rseuish ion made by the Judges
that additional help was ecessary me paper VS. a.c
over and ordered be- printed ms tsas naaon =.
rsesved and sci OF CONN mentary resolutions 70 THAI
officer passed aud ONT eeu 70 % on ssai ,vns
presented 10 him. A rcstA ution We passeu s .s.
e tho cs,rh. OF ae 0I in searching ior lost
rSa,n-a,,,,,,o, - A. 81 .'-~-"r "as eScrsed an
propraLing sVi ~ sft ,, tas
taxation or ea .AtrH4t~A ~
laid over, Civ as t 5HfAtt
tho Board OF -+y -a%frssh tf. t.tN N ss
adopted airec ~ tt stafepfl genrs Gst $500
d Roo l. Co. sIlsJ. ~. ( rs ief@sl = -
and staticner arR ", .o as
the latter $500 f l's 81 At 81 sN't tx fNe
vcoa 10 Decertsef Al lt aAsasttss Il
received and etlsfse sA 81 f f
~ l3l for Services ns,uciuu s-,...s
fiot disbursements Tue bill on Tered to be paid.
The way which this bsa iness wes y. through wss
sorehiue worthy OF imitation by tSt 50 disposed -
tiansac. business quickly Sgne en.na8 "ou'a DC COM
petey distunced II It asten pied 10 com po,e WIN tns
board Of supervisors d no us Wcr4, ana tAo only
the business have bsvn lprepacd pei 'se tle meet
Ing commenced