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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-16
WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.

NOTICE.-During repairs&As-,r11,nft
IL to the Canal, from 18th to
June, our Richmond packet will only run up 10
NEW CANTON and SEVEN ISLANDS. and the
Lynchburg boat will come down to HOWARDS-
WILLIE, leaving both places at the usua! hours
and arriving III Richmond and Lynchburg ut the
usual hours.
Boats from Lynchburg TO Lexington continue
their regular trips.
i je 7-2w II. EDMOND,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-16
Personal.

Speaking byJUDGE CRUMP, ROBERT GUILD,
T. II. AfLETT, 7. j. EVANS, and others.
All Walker men welcome lie let
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-16

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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

FINE .s sSTocK.-H. washburn, who is engaged
IN importing fine stock from the East to Cali.
iotpi"' reached this point on his second trim
.h'S season, on Saturday last. He brings
Nehty-tight head Of as fine horses ms eonld be
sU' together III the State of Oliio. They are
an laISe and well bred. and vary in nge from
iout 20 SIX years. II will not bc long before
Saitorhia can boast of the finest and largest
amount OF good stock of any State in the
ohon. 1t appears to be the pride of Cnlifor-
ma farmers 10 possess thorough bred horses
"nu .1'lle. Mr.. Wnshbvrn says that every
courtesy WAS extended him ON tho r,;Iro,,5 -
insure the safety of his stock. He rested his
horSeS here two days, and left for San Fran.
cisco on Monday night. on the freight train.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
Justice Court Proceedings.

In the Justices Court of J. s. Mayhn,tl
this week, the following business was trans.
acted:
John peel sued out warrant for the arrest
Of Dennis O'Neil, charging him with the
crime of petit larceny, or i'll other words the
stealing Of n gun, when new worth twenty
dollars. The examination of the case dcyel-
oped the fact that Peel had sworn out Il war
rant Of arrest truin information obtained from
his wife, not of any knowledge of the facts
known to himself. The testimony in the e, 81.
showed plainly that the parties had general
misunderstanding AS TO the merits of their
own case. Said gun had been loaned TO a
brother of Dennis. who il appeared had bro.
ken said gun and left il with "A blacksmith for
repairs, from whom il had been stolen, and
when last seen or heard Of said gun was in
the neighborhOod OF Wadswurth Hence the.
above suit for the recovery of said gun. Den
mis- was discharged, IA it appeared that he had
not stolen said gun.
james Dacy sued out II warrant against
Chris Enos. charging him with the crime OF
grand larceny, IN stealing bOrsc worth ono
hundred dollars. The testimony in the case
proved that thschurge WAS without probable
cause, and was malicious. The dcfrn,ian,
was discharged and prosecuting witness, Jones
Dacy, was ordered 10y the court To give bonds
for the payment of said suit US provided bv
law for such cases.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

ANOTHER Excursion PATTY Another party
Of sight-sccrs from the East will pass through
here to-day, for California. They have been
rusticatng in Salt Lake since Sunday, The
following j. "a list of the names: lion. Marcus
=. Wood. cI-Guvcrnor uf New jersey, Hon
4. Iolscy, Hon. Juo. Hill and wife from New
Jersey; j. Il. v. Heath John '. Fust,r. \.
e.. i. Scgur. Dr. &. leach from New Jersey.
Col. V. G.. Oriway, Scrgctnt-a;-Arm- vt the
House uf Representatives. vii" ind two
daughters, Of New Hampshire; and Dr. I. Is.
Ayrcs wife and son of the same State: Hon.
7. W. Terry, Michigan; ". II. T,uy, Of tho
Northwestern Railroad. aud daughter "f Hi
nois: Hon. {. Knapp. Member 81 Cuu-r, -,
from New York. They 90 to California for the
fun of the tIp.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
TO THE
NJ z ~ q ~ D w o NJ K N
or ALL SAT;oNSi

WE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE or so MANY
w distressed omariai.d and flsluru d sucp.lcs.
Of wnrn'Urt and prnsruttd fcrHaleS-yho have taken
new lcasu "i HE. aud gradually received new yiyur
strength, health and the power OF social Ilcasurrs-
from the effects ~ ~" Plantation ttcrS-that are
not SURPRISED at Tic testimonials receive, although
"ur readers Iuay be. 1t IL pleasure do good in th,.
world. but our measure than full We had no
r"ncrl0n OF the widespread suffering which exist
ar 81 the almost uiallihle cures produced 10y these
ElttcTs when first commenced Offering them for
~alc We now find tina; every d use has 4 weak child.
an nj in parent, or dcbllitatod, aged member who
needs q j. tonic.
II ~ now some seven years since purchased of
f"irO Aagtoc, OF the Island ST. CroiN the exclusive
right HIa!UiaCtUrr and sell what is now known A.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

CONSULTATIONS or STAGE BCsINEss Now
that Hill Beschcy has supreme control of the
stage business between here and White Pine.
II may safely h" calculated that the travelling
public will receive prompt and impartial jus
tice at his hands, even if he has the entire
say in the matter. That he will make money.
none can doubt; and that hr i, deserving OF
success all must agree, especially. 80 long -
he fulhlls hi| duty To the public in good
faith. lie started ont night 10y retaining
Charley Combs Is the uau.,4ing mau ola the
road. Bcachcy has al eye Ia business md
Charley Combs has executive ability largely
developed and systomntINr- csrrytElug
Few men possess thoruugh-gring bu-lmrs,
talent and popularity combined. but Combs
has II siInmcrrd down 10 "a nic,iy, for while
he is about the best practical stage man on the
coast, lie Is one Oi the most popular with pcu-
pie Of all classes. lie will run the road in
the best style and keep pace with all improve
ments that tend to insure comfort aud speed
To travellers.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
NOT.CE

TO the Creditor, 81 the Estate of a. l..
Lehman, Deceased.
y UTICE is nLIiEUY GIVEN BY THE SDER.
I Eigind administrator ~ the shove named estate
to he creditors Ul, aud al persons nHNi claims
against Auupu l.. ICmIn late or the town aud COUNTY
OI EiAU, deceased, Usnibt same, with tue cCs
say Vouchers. Nitiiu month from the urst pub
H. auUu tiz uuuC". tn the under. igucd, at tho Cic1
OF LArll y oIuitn. ui- attorneys.
H. j. CADi, Fable Administrator
Elkp sept. %, lsCy. 2g.It
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

fsssass ~ W - lsJEg--.----pI.J7
4 'HhNGE OF 1lME.-rastNard -- Express Train
Y ieavts SACRAMENTO dai at 6:31 4. NJ; rives at
junction 40 n: ,UuN. $40 An: Reno 4:O5 TNi.;
Nads"Urth. Giu =. NJ: taFlul, 600 4. NJ. Eiko, g:35
\. NJ; iTumontuUy. lU:vb I. ~. Omaha, $40 y. NJ.
Chicago, 81 p. n New Nutk. $50 4. ~.
hEi lENiNG - INI Tyss ITUiu leaves IrOmOn,ury
dam at i:lb vi: arrives at Junction 1850 =. ~.
sacramento. 20 =. A.
TIlUlGH IlME GOING TAST.-From Sacramento
10 omaha, days and lUur~. to Chicago day aud
huu To- New h'rh, seven days.
Two TRAINS 1 Ally tSuudHNs "NCCptCnl leave Sac
rdincn 6:jJ =. n. ana l.. Nj. airirG ~ Jun Il n
7 a. 4. NJ and y..ij =. Mary SMILE G.3p A and
I'iJ q. ~ Law" Aarysyi.lc o ~ ana 1910 NM.
arrive At juvti 80 NJ. and 1870 2. NJ; SayrA.
uchtu 10 go 4. ~. ana 20 q. ",
TIM 4 u FAI.E RtDtCEii.-Frum san Francis
G" or sacrament" to Omaha in currency SIli UO 10
IT. l.vui.. slJi ~: go NR $50 %: 10 Now York.
$3.50 90. to E"siOn, Si'3 On.
SlL\ EH pALNtL SLTLli$G COACHES are run
daily FROM SncIIin, n,"tU PTUmuutoT!. Double Lower
Hrr,h. - 90 doubi" iIIe Brrih. 80 UO state kups,
az ihitUig Bvrtbs accommodate two person
state Rooms, our persons.
tnlLDECN not over rwClve l2l years Of age, Half
fdrC; under hvC to- years U, Hsv, FREE.
10" roe NpN vi BAGUAui per adult passenger.
Free. De pounds baggage lpcr child between 8 ana
IL years OF aGCI. free.
LAIhA BAuuAoE tower 100 lbs between Sacra.
nIuEtu and OHaha currency, SIS per 100 pounds.
t.ttsHI MEN, uCueral Superintendent.
Aug, 9th, 1869. loft
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

FUS FOR THE BOYs.-The G"m saloon was
opened ont on Monday night in grand styl".
Dean sung in her best pieces, and WIS sup
ported 10y pretty fair pianist and very
good violinist Kellogg " rhIlhro"k intend
to keep up with the times, aud viii max"
all additions that may bc necessary 20
guarantee success anl afford omna"nrnt 20
tho public. A II costs the prpprI,tors so
per night, the "sinSst" ought 10 do her
"lCvcl best. aud not throw oil.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
JOHN S. mAYHucH,

JUSTICE UF Iub PEACL tOE BbNU TOWN.
~ ship. TOWN o1 Lko. Oihco IN Lploy's hulding.
uiI'ys'U tie fassrnegr DCpvI- - -"
Ou,.e uo,us IrOlu 5cl0c, a. " to O'Clock. p. n.
stu
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

GESErAL SATsrACIIoN. Hculcy's coal Is
giving perfect satisfaction wherever used.
Ia point of economy and general usefulness,
it il said to surpnss all expectancy 10y those
who have given II trial. AS the coal buSi-
ness il now upou lcgItimt" basis IN our
town, there need bc no fear of freezing this
Winter, for 10y the addition of a triiiinG "N-
pense. all can arrange their stoves 80 ~ to use
it in the event &C scarcity of wood. 1t will
he well for our people To investigate the
mnttgr.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

Il. QUrSS has lately received large addition
to his stock Of goods, and In prepared 20 fur
nish anything in the mercantile Inc at reason.
able rates, either at Wholesale or retail.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
PLANTATION BITTERS!

AID which have become celebrated all over the
world i"r their wonderful tonic properties. These
BI,rS are nov, aul always have been. prepared IRE
rIsviy tile way when the right utIr etc,
that W have added thereto CasayN Bark which, in
combination with other well known roots and herbs.
forms nf the mot delightful tonic COraia!s that
Ip@>ibl" i"~ the ingenuity 81 to compound IL
medicine hich increases strength, rIsrs the SJri,s
and gives life And Ch'cri'duess L. all who
depressed. ard t!e same time comforts Eaa
deus aud rNlui.ratp~.
he p irit which preserves and forms the basis of
tGus" btvr~ II pure 1T. CTux rum. distilled from the
sugar cane grown 81 III" I"I,ai islands Oi ~. CROW
Iud NJ. fnuu.s, der the mime 'iAtc supervision OF
our own rN r.n,d HruIs ant and located there
ry:.essy for Tat pI usr, AID defy and World =
Commission chemist. silence" t. produce show
"th"r tam vegetable n tier Ia the composition OF
these Uiirr- We. therefore, ufi"r and recommend
them To- tie pnhr with a surc guarantee that they
ing cnnplsiuts
They purify. strengthen and invisoratc.
They create healthy appetite.
They autidnte to change Of water and diet.
They Overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and culivcn thu mind.
They prevent nri4smatic AMI intermittent fcycrs.
They purify the breath aud acility Of tic stomach
Thcy cur" dyspepsia and 60 ,s'ipni!1n.
They cure IiIrr''ra. Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complain nuL Nrrvous Headache.
They are the best Bittrr- Ia the world.
They make the weak strong, and exhausted Va.
| lures nr"at EvstuTyr.
Sold BY ALL GRrCERs. DRUGGISTS SC.
-. II. DRAKE; - CO.. Sew York.
! EEUUINGTOY. pSrErTGW X co, san Francisco
/ 'Gl,' Agents Tor tlir lat me I0ast. +Jly
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

MILL MACnuSERY ron CoTE.-Ihc engine.
boiler, pans, settlers, battery, md complete
machinery for the Drew " Atchio"n l0-stnmp
quartz mill, was loadcd ON teams for Noun
tain City, yesterday. The machinery * now,
and was selected 10y experienced hands with
view of doing good work. Uncle johnny has
had great experience in quartz. and builds
this mill with all the modern Pacific coast i'm
prOyCmCnts.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

LOCOMOTIVES FOR TmE wAsmoE RAlLnoAD.-
Two locomotives for the Virginia, Carson and
Truckco Railroad went down on Sunday.
They are bran new and are well made, and
arc named Virginia" and "Cnrson."
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

Roam TO Corr DISTmcT. The wagon rond
to Mountain City is very rapidly approaching
completion. Transfers nccd now have no
fear of being detained in bad places. rs the
force ut work will render every assistance
within their power in getting them over
tho few bad places that remain unfinished.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

SoME STADLE--B Billings a. Ellis are erecting
stable ~ 10y 100 feet, with sheds on the ont
side, that will shelter 100 head OF stock
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

GoSE BACE.--Vico President Colfax and
party pissed through hero going East on Sat.
urdny last.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
Our Ou,y Autnor,,ra Agents.

T. v. JULIEN, Agent Of the Pacific Union Express
Company. is Agent for this paper winnemucca.
l. r. FISHER. 20 and n New Merchants Eseh,nye.
10 only authorized agent Ia San Iranrisro. al
HUDSON MENEf. IL Park How, is our sd:c agent
In New York city.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

NoTrcE 10 TAX-pAxEHs.--Itw will be seen 10y Il
notice in another column, that the Board of
Equalization will meet on the llth inst, to
hear any reasons why certain taxes should not
he missed. if tho nnrlins hnyn any % Oilcr.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

THE boys about tho Gem saloon havo had
gTost sport Iatoly ketuipg dogs
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD

-, y!.rrr''F'iF'' -
Gs 2.T.s r.f - 81 81 ~ ,. -
, 1869-02-21

city business zuppor:, yeslhs newtsvn
= 70 Dear no portion OF these exper nj.
This will never do. The LsRls'x.u.e
may perperhn enc act Of injustice By
@stng the hirbor away from vi, but il
cannot pile upon this the intolesable
Wrors Of taxing III for the benefit Of this
vast property for ever stlerwa1J. i
The other amendment which we deem
eae1Nal 10 @if bill is . provldon De-
.c1.1tpk :that:ihe *harbor 10 constructed
shall be public hsrbor, free to al th.p.
pera alike, upon payment Of the estatI;
ltshed rates Of Wharfage and dock.ee.s
1t may be that the common law viii
guard the 1sRhn Of the public IN this re-
epec. WEI do not know how that nav
be. But 1t Is Of the greatest importance
that This principle should be observed,
and that no opportunity should be at.
icrded to the future managers Of the
Illinois Cantral Railway to ad5pt a
0cR-1n.the-mAupef poficv.
, 1869-02-21
An Unops1sd H1s.orfcst Rsue.


Eh cErious act that there LIZ rich r,a,erlals
OF EnElith h.stofI IN III. hesr: OF London which
nota Of tbs nHrefoos hlsta17sns> Gene1al ana
sEecsl. feeu 70 have aTalied thernselTes of Such.
stItass, 10 Tia Tact II Wa may believe Nr, q,
O1r:dge, f'hte Cha'nnsa Of tho CITY L,b.a1y
Ctmu Etee,s Who, In I p:ty1.e m1mo:xneur
prepared iaS the Cous: Of Common CoucciL
ea1,:
u nm thst histor:eL doeanents Of tae vesy
htthstt importance exist u xaien It may Sc
s.1d: ~ only thar tte, htve Eeves Jet beer spf-
staa,ed II I'll sna th1ok sou vii b M of opiSioa
GasH IL time soce prompt act1an thon:d b
afen 4 ne matter. As 1espee:s this Litter ela4x
.acu conr seted w..h the t,tsoEy Of England dur
TT ise WaIe oi tie Ro.ts, during ihe stosny
fEs Of the frsat cir1l WI aId Tho
rtcn Of William, P1nea Of 0raree, ax.st II
the Archives at 0aiita1n. and eou:s:n \ ms.s OF
lera ios is.t ps1tey ssso3isa1nz Ishai
euF rext meeting ssrer1l volumes Ia hl1 keeping.
seo*irE the sute Of public feeling in the city b.
II tse pasod xsen 2. SsG ass
tercd Lenaor. / than further show yoa thas oHe
yeftne q Lere.., ssora 1854 70 1915 has never
t!1y;s.o lttteis y IN our p,ss.estoa Eoa Qseea
Elixebetn. Lord B1yRhleI. Lord Bacon, Robert
Gd.i'. sn Ts1rds WIIslS ; nan. Sir cnritto;hsr
#a e eol5t &. E & IL III ~ #
SasttE, the E4zI Of Beef:-d. Ito Easl Of L.1-
q Stkf, tne E1fs or N1tN1eK. &A1 Dtnef etAtee-
neE of the E1.4aherh4n period. S3w tntBa
coilee,ioIs Of letters ether CO af.es tho
p:tvAte tn'cres:s Of The corporatfor- or they do
not. II aty %. Why hars the members Of the
eorH cssn kept a liro.aIee o. them c:nfe than
20 set.s! filthy do not. why are they rot given
to the world surely go c.nkc1 xortcJ tbs hama
OF IN hnc:ish.aa wpult GEumble It the tt1d;nG
e1perse Of pdcs1rg sach memorable Of the fInn
ct oar azeleIt municipality. Moreover, engage
touetinR The Grtss G'H, War Of To b sness
value, noas Of tsAIea, betkp<. A1s trer been
prtHisd. Nor can reff.la from psinting o7t tha
Eyave E.te.etstelErrs Of Lord AAcAuiay. We
pn1ehasc bcoks rndt: the iaG4 tta1 fhtT
give Us the Er.pl, of ve1F eAfcf1l research.
Atcau'ay-s History has been sold by
theuaxnds o. copies wetr<ve{ our laaxu21s Il
read. Lei me caii Jour atta- ton to tne tfuts.
Lord AlcauAy'A AftE atd secand volumes Wesa
t.rhh.ted in is37. Hts thru nd fourth yolumes
in 1855. The ant Volume tA1er Ills desshl IA lssi.
Now, IN This wnrs. Lori Aa-a3!ay made u,ny
etatarcnA IN ref ret CO 10 ina city ana coroots.
don that arc utterly srruueoas. Yo1 VII pe enr.
rE1fed TO he told taR. itw4a not until July rasy
idrn Je4.s att-r Ee hld written On ihe sufee,1 r.
alIoHe cd 10 ccusalt tic pspera Of tbs corpo,asnn
for literary puposet, That tis Request was readily
Esaused, ard shat he Eeyer Attended fur tha nur-
poe: ic shert. ttat Lnra Katauay aeyer n
aa!ted the na:e-als within h1s reach. and tas st-
earaey Ct which ~as unquest1oaaha."
TEE death RI Eck1rn 4 n mnns Hnrvnr hn$srir$
, 1869-02-21
The Csc OF 8nrnu Tvo~a.

- y xen frown that The Englhh larkusce hi.
sun Of he Norman conquest u 1853, sud thrrurS T.
ise eultrauen o. the Laln elaseies. What ~
ncga1gr wo7!d hste been without tho usa w ~
Dean T1en-h suEge:ts that, connnine purfeiT.s =.
ne ntc q Pure ss1an !nrds, We might hiJs s.tG 10
t.oc,Fa:ta ct de:e1t: blood bath. Tor mt,,ssre.
vaier.n1Kht for h!trcphonIa: shoE.hol,rs..'
n,aJp ioE nJpoert'y; kod hoard. iof TRAINER; We.I
lnRy. fer ma9Eiaee1tsJ; foas-douxh, {r iesyrn !.
9neannnstsss, foe leRoEsace; e7e hl:e, fos fssei.
hTe f. SsSnpe. lsf f smofase sarshr1r fR surie9-
1hose fsMl!t1r With tho Gefuan I'm
no.,es hst 20 sa1on eisments, h1ricT brt NIL
don N lhA1 Arxu2xs have t4ken pss,ir Aexpta'
scSfestsd thors. Thus NJ ks1n fsor.aat s t'3M IN
ka'mn!ss FecasnssH, aos cupsatx: sssttEs az az
, 1869-02-21

m1teGconmop1y. names the c1erx thereof
and bftwetn the clerk and the Cnairman tbt
nrsahdf of ItK1s1iAl0n il achieved. The chist
ca14dhtes fof spe4ferkrc Dawes and BksIuo.
10th uf them are excellent men aud thcir
chances arc almost evenly balanced. a.
prdss no optnton nponiA result which wili bo
IN auJ event for the public good !
;Ine Elak has charge IL part OF the zooms
adjoining the HousI, and Of the yaluab{e
Journals thcrcuf. The changing OF : word of
Which might eeem TO be an accade,t, but
would. tn tt.ct, be \ crime. Nj. EcklrT,
NJ. Mckee and Mr. McPheraon arc the car.
oidates. TTo Of them krow all believe
TO b good men but AePterson il the rarcst
would be change for no benefit 10 substi.
tnte The TcEy test person beddes in dis place.
There Ii no possibility of Congrcas dol: =, 10
stupid a thing, and, therefore, say no more.
, 1869-02-21
HoW TIE SCHOOL EXPENDITURES, ARE
MADE

The sr1ual expenditures Of the R2ard
ot Education OF This city have long since
reached the aversxe OF halr million of
dollars- This money is expended for
salaries, for supplies. Tor furniture, for
wood AID ccAl, for stoves and heating ap-
paratus, and In all the variety OF Tays
which humsn ingenuity Is alEays pre-.
psred to devise 10 spend pablo money.
The money Is raised by dueet taxsslou,
and the Board OF Education spends It
with liberal hand. We have said tbs.
the Board Of Education spends this
money. This IL mistake, and one Of the
mistakes which has proved 70 be very
expensive one lof The c!ly, for the schools,
ard for theiax-payera.
The Board Of Education consists Of
sixteen members. Il has I President. The
eftice Ct President Of the board has In
timts past been supposed to require some
literary ability, scholastic requirements,
experience u. ~ educator, and gentle
man 20 circunsssnced thas he could de-
vote large portion Of his time to the
schoolH Such WIS the case when Flayel
Moseley, Aaron Haven, Samuel Hoard,
Levi B. Taft and other gentlemen were
Presidents OF the bostd. But those times
have departed. New qualifcssions are
required for the President. The cau1I-
dsse tx that Off ee ls not asked il he can
read or write; nor whether be is citi-
zen nor il he has ever been teacher;
but the vital question which controls the
selection Of the chief OF the educational
system Of Chicago is-Wils he appoint
Jones' Smith and Brown On the three
leading committees: !. Auditing Of Ac-
counts. 2. Buildings and Grounds- 8.
Text Books. These committees, under
the rulet, are the living principle Of the
board. One Of them has the control ol
ali the Jobs Tor the change OF books,
Another has absolute control Of the CT
pendisures OF the board, and the last hA
the approval of all bills. The Board O
Education, as board, meyer votes tb
expenditure Of y dollar, and never, ns
board, Is consulted In the approval o
diEapp1oval Of claim. The c ommi;te
! en- Buildings and Ground and the Com
, mittee On Accounts do the whole bu1i
ness. They incur liabilities, boy rea1 eE
i tate, and generally e1peId the halt mlllio
! Ct dollars o1 public taxes. Once a yea
these committees compliment she b3a.t
! by report Of what the
have done; bus the board, I
, | body, Is not consulted by the com
mittecs, nor Can 1t control .theu
. These committees consist OF ihre
members each, but frequently, fo
convenience, some Of the members OF o.
, committee are appointed on other
, So 1t of1en Happens that th
, two committees, consisting Of six, flyc Q
! four members, e1pen3 all the publ
, money and approve their own bills. !,
: Isia absurd to suppose that commit
, Il the Board Of Education can expen
. half q million dollars = year without u
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hsva = ~ .ss ~ consequently thsy
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sim M n11 aeS Hst.ss .as !as. 'ntse .ee.s oVes
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nend. s a,ine.a ,h uone a vss ,s eommls'ee e.
t.a psao. sne money ana tne otner commit
~ n" opp,Ises pph,e @ .ns ,s neeoqnu ana neither
~, to, t.oa Nv. e u1u Q! EoucA'
81 ~ aas eans.a -" nnsss 's.s' ~. ~ 'ue matter.
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wh. b.ve ,nvth;n, - sS,s 1Js ~ " 'uoee
the NV thi, m,ney !, e4nsnasd enu VI 'osS ~ y
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