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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-20

w ANTED--AGENTs to sell Moroughly good
w domestic article. wanted in every family. No
competition. Exclusive territory given. Business
very pleasant. Agents have sold 3 doz., netting
$50 profit per day. One sold $50 in small town,
another 1000 in towns; another 81 in calling on B
families. Cost of outfit 81 No danger of imposi-
ton Best of references given send for circular
to lG2 Wa shington st. Boston, Mass.
2w2g LITTLEFIELD & DAME.
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Congress recognizes rte .Kltery navy yard
as a Maine institution, and no longer cai's IL
the Portsmouth navy yard.
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-t Total 49,
WM II. LIBBY, Augusta,
L. 7. BooTHBY Waterville. Republican
j. l.. SroDD ARD, Gardiner, 7 Co"afH
JOSEPH I WooDw ARD, sidney, Committee.
CHARLES JEwErT, Clinton
May 81, ls.o.
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BOWdOin College.

rJNIE first examination for admission will be held
l in Adams Hall on Friday of Commencement
week July 10TH ut O'Clock A. NJ The second eX-
animation will be held in Adams Hall on the first
day of the next term, Thursday, September lst ut
o'clock A. NJ.
SAMUEL HARRIS President.
Brunswick, June 18TH 1870. 2nl26
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at IL O'Clock A. M, for the purpose of nominating
three G. ndiatcs tor senators, one County Commis-
sioner County Attorney, County Treasurer, Sheriff
and to transact all other business that may proper
ly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be a. follows
Each city. town and plantation viii be entitled u
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
sayeoty-lve votes east Tor Joshua l.. Chamberlain
ut the Gubernatoria election OF ISIS fraction OF
forty votes will be entitled 10 an additional dele
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FROM AUGUSTA to NEW YORK

Passengers by this route will be ticketed through
to New York by the Steamers FRANCoNiiA . anu
DIRIGO, which leave Portland for New OH every 'y
land free of expense. Fare from Augusta to New
York: Cabin, $3.50; meals extra; Deck passage
$3.50 -, .; nth
The Ella connects also at Bath, each trip, WIN
the steamer Spray for Boothbay. 800. -, tn.
his boat will stop at any of the on inc
river ON display of q VIII te flag as signal
For further particulars apply to 49,.
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Lincoln County Republican Convention.
The Republican voters of Lincoln County arc
requested 10 send delegates to 4 Convention to be
hall fho
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Somerset County Republican Convention.


Somerset County Republican Convention
The Republican voters Of imerset county are re
quested 70 send delegates to a Convention to be
held II Coburn Hall. skowhegsn. Thurs
day, August 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose o. nominating two candidates for SeHi'
tors, Couaty Attorney, County Treasurer, and one
cOunty Commissioner. and TO transact AL other
business that may properly come before the Con-
vsnton. THE basis OF representation Will be as
follows. viz Each town and plantation will be en-
titled 10 delegate. and one additional DELEGATE
for every ifty votes east for Joshua l.. Chamber
lain nj the Gubernatoriat election Of lsse. 4 frac-
ton of thirty votes will be entitled 10 additional
delegate.
W VII l Folson Republican
y. 4. Blunt, County
JAMES Il. DAsCoNB, Committee.
HoH4TIo y. PAGE,
Lincoln County Republican Convention.
The Republican voters of Lincoln County
requested 10 send delegates to 4 Convention to be
held at the
Court HOTSE, WISCASSET,
Thursday, August 2sh, 1870, at 10 O'Clock y, NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for SEN
ator, sheriff, County Attorney u gister of Probate,
County Commissioner, County Treasurer, and to
transact all ether business that may properly come
before tie Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows
Each town and plantation Will be entitled to one
delegate. and additional delegate for every fifty
votes cast for the Republican cand date at the Cub
ernatorial eleeiop OF iets. 4 majority fraction
will be entitled 70 an additional delegate.
A>DREw Lacy. Niscaeset,
JAMES A. HALL, Dsmaris Gotta. Republican
SAMUEL MILLER, Waldoboro, Coan'g
SAMUEL BOND, Jefferson, Committee
HORACE FossETT, Bristol,
July IL, 1870.
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Republican County Convention.
held at
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, August 10th,

The Republican voters of kennebee county are
to send delegates to a Convention TO be
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2 f@f~ssN STEAMER
a.s sass,s.s ~ II l. i a !
CAPT. WILLIAM MITCHELL.

nN and AFTER Wednesday June ED the steamer
" Ella will leave Augusta Mt O'Clock a. NJ,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
for Hallowell, Gardiner, Richmond, Bath, and
Portland.
Returning will leave Portland for Augusta and
intermediate landings on the Kennebee, every
Tt ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
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RUIN OF FRENCH INDUSTRY.
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF TIE COMMERCIAL TREATY
EVIDENCE OF NJ. POUYER QUERTIER.

DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF TIE COMMERCIAL TREATY
EVIDENCE OF NJ. POUYER QUERTIER.
In the recent session of the French Indus
trial Commission NJ Pouyer Quertier was examined
There large attendance, as the evidence Of the IN
trepid Protectonst awaited with special interest
lie said that he had near Rouen an establishment having
to 10000 other spindes which he already owned IN the
Department Of the Eure. He expected that the promises
have been carried out-namely the reduction Of railroad
feights and greater facilities for transit and exchange
But the 23d Of the month the Treaty OF Commerce
with England signed, and the French lowered their
in the presence Of the enemy. such was the way
try The manufacturers had demanded that compensa-
tory rates of from rs TO 80 per cent should be IN
may consulted by the Ministers but had no opportunity
to give m S ama esy ns cssse nd ON
raw materials and articles Of consumption Since ls6o tho
the French budget had increased s16ooOoo 1t is said
that agriculture especially IN Normandy mao n
but il E only change OF markets. English vessels come
their ports To get the products winch can ho osoi
II was claimed that the wine industry In favor Of
the treaty; this because It's prosperity was iot
from the blight at the time of the treaty The export
OF vine II is true is larger, but Is made IN EhRsh
ptSse7 piSg stin, the exports to England are not
equal to oneouTh 81 & 1ns nart of hc Wines
exported are sent % Algeria or the RIVER rate country
NJ Pouyer Querter then explained me burdens ~ @
on French industry, and especially ,ne @ ACTON on 4l ,e
railroad companies who disposed to rum al lner
mediary points, in order to have lrahc a9, pa ~ % ,
ends OF their lines His examination lasted thfec HOURS
and he concluded by asking the commission 10 SEM I'p
Normandy To witness thc
OF the English treaty. - =, At. oo. po,o,
~ Iamer AN owner OF 1900 spindles near i.onen
stated that the normal state o oi
dnstry on account OF the inadeqnacy OF le tahn am
adopted In 1860 At present In the departments VI NV
Infcrieure and the Eure $4,000 sihdes vi oo o
OF the entire number, idle; also certain nun %
Der OF factories, say about per cent, nave chnEuu
hands and lost 20 per cent of their value several manu-
facturcrs also have made arrangements WIN the
tOrs which have been made public, bu heNeIhoosS
exist The wOrmen's wages have been reduced De'hSo
the employers ccud longer endure the aacrnccs lni
posed them. Since March 0i 900 spnles nave pcch
added 10 those already IDLE.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

power to nominate the remaining II candidates. and the

power to nominate the remaining candidates, ana tue
TAMaASY ASSISTANT ALDERMAEIU CONVENTION.
Tho Tammary Assistant Aldcrmanic Conventions met
last evening and the following nominations were made
Third District, Hugh O'Brien; Fourth, John Calvin !;
Fifth Ifaac Robson: Sixth, Michael Heay Ninth, Henry
Rogers; Tenth, Henry Pccher Thrteenth Jas Barker
John Charles Es ensr Pati
Garry; Nineteenth. Bartholomew Mcdonnell; twenty
The First. Second, Seventh Eighth Eleventh, Twelfth
Fifteenth Twentieth District Conventions adjourned
without nominating candidates.
The Mozart Assistant Aldermanic Convention
Of the I'D District has nominated Patrick Lysaght.
y The Democrats of Morrisania had an election
Tor delegates to the General CoIanlttee Oh tIe don
While voting at one OF the polls fight took place. and
John Connolly and - Furlong were STABBED.
The Republicans of the XXth District have
nominated Dr., Francis A. Thomas for Assistant Al
derTnsn.
A large meeting of the cOlored voters OF the
With District was held at No. 100 Prnce,st last evening,
Resolutions passed expressing determination 10
occupy the time until election day In an earnest en0rt
toward tho registering Of every coored voter III tho
district.
The 'LOngshOremen's Independent Republican
Association held meeting at their headquarters ~ East
BrOadway last evening. Temporary officers were chosen,
as follows: President William Sims secretary Thomas
McGrah. Resolutions adopted pledgng the orgl-
zation to the support Of the Republican ticket.
The Republican Convention of the .Xxlst
District has nominated Charles H. Cooper for Assistant
Alderman.
The XIXth Assembly District Union Repub-
lican Association nave invited all the eoored voters IN
the District to forward for enrolment and rendered
the Of their headquarters one night In each month";
Last evening the XVIIth and XIXth Dis
District Republican (Coiored) Association met In the
in the chair. 1t was very well attended Inc
most important business transacted was the enrolment
OF Names endorsing the candidates nominated ny tho
Republican party and making general preparation ior
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

ALIIsOSOn Sunday morning g. Ehla Iuee widow Of ResarS
Allison, in the 18Th year Of her -
family invited to s.terd the fons ~
vices Church Fh ave, Of Thirty
wednesday, llth inst, at IL a IN
BOURyR-ussa 10th inst Charles Bourne eldest 500 of Wa =
T. and the late Mary WaIlock Bourne.
Notice Of funeral
BRoGANAt New Brighton Nay Daniel D. Brosan sse yea
months and days - A.
The friends and aeluan.snce Of the family requested attend hs
fuueral from Dutch Reformed Church New Brighton t-y
Wednesday, at o'clock p
BUCKEAM-Msy9 o. Capt Geo Blchnam. .
The relatives and friends Of the f, esec lnysi " s'sn1
m, funeral from Of broth Wn y Fog ~
West second-. Thursday si O'Clock. His remains All %
taken to for nternent
LECEsTEROn Monday Mrs Mary Leicester asel 81
Of
s invite. 10 attend her funeral ibe Oh
Lady's Home, Twentieth st., TldG'e.
MACKAY-On Monday 9Th inst. RdyesOo Nev Utrecht L. "a
ward John and CatAarne Macza! % yen
months AMI DAYS. ~
Funeral wednesday, th inst, IN, from inc feassnc w
parents, EGgesood.
DALEY-On Moniay May after short Illness John Daley 'sed
II
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THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

The annual meeting OF tne Mercantile Llprary
Association held last evening Reports from various
Committees were read and adopted. Among Others was
the annual report Of the Board OF Directors which shows
that during the year the receipts 36s 3o and the
expenditures s03 II; OF the amount $4,000 ID was paid
out for books 1924 so for periodicals. and sl25 ~ Tor
salaries There are at present ll0o2l Volumes III tho
library. This is an increase OF l,bS
The present number OF members Is 1O92s an increase
Of $40 during the year The total number OF books de-
livertd 3 100. During the year four branch Offices
the circulation Of books have been esttpshed VII
AT Yonkers N Y; Elizabeth, n. j. and Stamford and
Norwalk Conn The Library is growing SO rapidly that
II expected the Association Will soon De Obliged o
obtain another and larger huilding. one or Two
amendments to the constitution were reported ana
adopted. when the meeting ndlOufned
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
GEORGIA.

Gov BULLOCK PROSECUTING HIS sLANDERERs.
ATLANTA, May 10.-A suit was brought to-day
in the Superior Court by Gov Bullock against The Cons
tuition (newspapep for libel and slander, in publishing
the statement that the Governor had sold the State Rail
road to the Adams Express Company 1t is understood
that the Governor will not allow ISLANDERS to go unnotccd
hereafter but will prosecute TO the full extent OF the law
grand serenade given here last night in honor OF
Gov. Samuel Bard OF Idaho. 1t decided success
and his vindcation Of tho national Administration was
thorough and complete. Col T. p. Safod made an elo
quent and telling speech In the same strain.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
A novel method of reform is to be tried as

A novel method of reform is to be tried IA
an experiment upon large scale in Boston. About 100
night walkers arrested in the streets on Saturday
night Their conditions OF life have been investigated
and II Is found that than 100 OF them are poor girls
who would glad OF the opportunity OF decent employ
ment 1t il Intended 10 place them under some whole
some restraint the Court imposing some sentence upon
each ruspendng its execution until the result OF inc
experiment In each ease ascertained. Homes VIII be
found provided for those that have none those tha
have homes will he to them. Work and means OF
support will be supplied and the entire police force VIII
their supervision. Two Catholic clergymeh end
that the report which to made In Court In the latter
part OF jane will Justify a majority OF Instances,
revocation Of the sentences.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
ANNIVERSARIES.
THE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

w.nSyspAY Iltb-Amercsn Tract Society lo hssocsnon
AIN speakes Dr. TDg, Rev Dr. Guek he' H. " hey hon
4 4 Esher WsAngics. =, MI, ,.., n
src, by IN, Dr. g. Andrews Rev. Wayand Hoyi,
81 ,l- Rev Alfred Tsylor Music by Grsfulla Bend
s Tsrysn,y l2b-Ameresn Female Gusdsn Society at p m
. by G C. ESQ., Lewis Jackson and addresses by
dc Re-, STEPHEN II. Tyrg jr and the Rev DIT Rogers mn
Bible Society, 10 Association HAL
scs, James MeKean the Rev Dr. John Hail. the he
~, n n Guhek the Hon. Sehuy yer CofaS and Others
rrx,pAY lTh-Nesierk s y Missionary 7:O p m keiormea
(rurcb corner Of Fnhave and Twonty-ninihst ,,
Tprxspy Congregational Unon 7D m Brooknn
acy Music The Rev Henry ard Beecher VIII preside p M.
srbss Will he made Rev Theodore L. Cuye d., he rev
NJ Csne John Cotton Smith D., Dr. Duyes, and ffeS
dsotM Meriam Of RpOu College
and Tenthst
sUNDAN.sCHOOI ANNyERsARiEs
TssspaY 7h7i mNes iork Sunday sooci mssona! 'noH'
A. Reformed Dutch Church. hhsve and Twenty nlnths,
26A-Baptist Sunday.>chooi Union, oh iAUop'
Clnrh Seonrd ave and Tenth-st. st "a o'clock.
3ith-Brooklyn Sunday School Uunon ~ d. ne
erses Churches the schools will take their place In pVce
and ma oh through The streets
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

I'm the auction sale, to-day, at Bangs, Merwin
& Co.'S. besides the collection OF elegantly bound anu
beautifully illustrated books, there are number OF VIVA.
are called CurOsa-chOice copies OF very rare antique
works specimens Of the Typography OF some of tho
famous printers Of early times
Matthew Brennan, who stabbed Andrew
BALDWIN at No 352 East Thirty st. on tho sth
inst arrested last night by Detective Irving Of the
2lst Precinct
Mr.. John Taylor Johnston has been reelected
President Of the NewJersey Central Railroad Company!
aud Mr. Samuel knO4. Secretary aud IIeAsurnI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

The Republicans Of Providence, r. l., have
nominated Thomas A. Doyle, the present Mayor, for
reflection The Democrats have selected William i.
Lawrence as their candidate for Mayor.
The municipal election in Cumberland, Md,
on the 9th nst resulted in the choice OF Mr. Lloyd Lowe
Republican, for Mayor by rs majority with Democratic
Council one hundred and thirty cOlOred men voted.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
VERMONT.

TIE VOTE FOR DELEGATES TO THE CONsTITU-
TIONAL CONvENTION-DEFEAT OF WOMAN
SUFFRAGE.
MONTPELIER, May 10.-The returns of the cleo
ton held in this State day for Delegates to the Cons
tutional Convention in quito slowly The vote Is
light hardly any interest being excited except upon the
proposed amendment incorporating woman suffrage into
our State Constitution. The Convention, judging from
the returns already received, will be composed OF the
ablest men the State and will be strongly III not
unanimously, opposed TO suffrage. OF the other
amendments proposed 1t is thought that all with the
exception OF the aboshng the Council Of Ccnsors,
will be rejected by the Convention.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
Tho frat of a series of four lectures for the

The first OF u scrIeS OF IOuT IcCIUTcS IUT tHC
benefit of the deaf delivered last evening In
the Free Church OF St. AIMS, by Ir Doremus The sub
ieat NJ the lecture was the Rnmkorh Coil. Beside the
drnf mut,s there were present large number OF ladies'
and gentlemen who witnessed the experiment oy
which Dr Doems illustrated his lecture with evident
delight Tue Rev Mr.. Galaudct, pastor of the church.
rxool behlad the lecturer aud explained 10 the deaf
Iutos the mature VI tho expormentA
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

rounds wero fought in ~ minntos, when hscc 70
declared the winner Allen was badly Pun,sneo, \.
Mace was scarcely injured Inc ngnt ~ sSsrrSDdy geo
order was preserved during the sfray
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMBSIlC nAhhbio
ia Bran III So Hay-Pdme, $es Poh-S3l1Su iS -
IJ1l7isls shouiers Rib Sides Clear Hb .nn css ~
Hsms loa2oSs Lsd unchanged. ssgsr-Pnne ltc 80
p5lae Rsooed s whi: gf e. ~ 2 Ss,'e Ss.Yori sSs
R,change per cent premium. Gold, Il+3
WmsIsGroS n G.. May lospins Turrep,lne dun and ows
3c Ro~in quiet Pale S 33i 9S5 2s Crude TurPentne ors
55QS3 IS Lard l0c lower; sales ct 81 ~ Nothing DONG
Cotton. II, Il. s,s
bses: reeript. isO bales; MildIng. 2lI. 49,.
CgCaso Nay 0-Bhanse unchsnged Flour quiet he hgne
Wheat No 2a 9 during Tie scsnen
active al cash and seller MAY; 81 0l seller J,ne Corn "
higher; No. esr9c re seted asdsoc eG1ng oe .irn"
srm at 9gt for No stesiv and strong @41 for NO
Rye que ana higher 2tc for No Hghwne: higher at ~
iron packages Provisions dull and nonna e -
Tor Mess Pork l666tc for L,d tallic for Dy Sd shorert
Cattle drner upper qualities fry scnvs s ~ - of .
Live Hogs shade higher at 20 %
buh Corn 20 900 bush Oats bush Re i2o bass baEI
2DO HOGS shpmcns-9 800 bb Flour 1cD bnsn Whea' ' ~
bush Com 1000 Oats 400 bush Barley, Loo Hoss
CIycf>yAri NAV I0-Pour in moderate demand Brirs ~ 20
81 8; Family SaS5 IS Wheat firm and good aemse " - -
TSI ii for No and No Winter Corn IN demand sAses
Mixed at holders nkng higher Osts qn and pnchAsx
quiet unchanged BaThy dull aud nominal Nooh "a
full Tshacco i'm; sales I1y Doll a. -
% 10 for good Leaf WHISKY unsettled hei %
81 quiet with but hit demandj held a. - ~ s
l4l1l4c noninaiy sales Bacon dun With snan ssies
l6tc Cor Clear Rib l7tc Clear sugsrured Hss
for June delivery i9t asked Lard held 6! Exchange ha
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT-M,r TO- .
market and last weeks prcny
held; SI3 50@$i3 7Si trst qusIy D~eSI
second at ll bri Sl0Q S Sheep and LAM 10
eepts high prices Of last week colanae nchAyo
sales lots at 90 90 each Extra, 30 1@s" 'eA '. w.
SO.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
POLITICAL.

COURT OF APPEALS.
For Cnt) )Jsstte-HENRY X. SELDEN
Charles Mason,
. ~, <..os,,. 1,,... Charles Andrews,
N' Charles J. F0lgeI
Robert y. Hale.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAI IT.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
THE MACE AND ALLEN PRIZE FIGHT.

TIE MACE AND ALLEN PRIZEFIGiIT
NEw-ORLRANs, May l0.-The prize-fght be-
tween "Jem" Mace and "Tom" Allen came of this
morning. near bonneville. In st. Charles Parish. Ten
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
WIN EyERDgLLs OID DUIca CBUkcn
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

New York, May 5. 1870.
MOSES TAYLOR,
J. J. ASTOR,
NJ. u. GRINNHLL.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
JOHN COCHRANB,
sPOFFORD, TILESTOS x Co.,
HENRY CLRWS,
MARSHALL D. ROBERTS,
FHEDK A. CONhLlNO,
ELLIOTT &. COWDlN,
GEORGE d. MORGAN,
sIGIsMUND KAUFMAN,
L. A. MERRITT,
GEO. T. ADRH,
WRrMORR. CRyDBR 6 Co,
ARTHUR LBARf,
\. l.. NJ. BARLOW,
SIMON DE VlSSER,
EDWARD p. COLES,
CHARLES LEMSON,
AlONZO b. CORNELL,
JOHN STEWARD.
BAILEY < WElLEb,
J. p. BUTTERWOKrH.
VIM. A. DAZZLING,
A. &. KINGSLAND q SONS,
4. 4. STEWART,
&. A. ARTHUR,
J. SOILS RiITBRBANDs
Fam SLOAN,
WM. y. HILLYBR,
JOHN p. PAULlSON.
J. PIRRREPONr MORGAN,
PROSPER NJ. WBrMOkb,
WIN. ii. APPLETON,
JOHN A. PARKER,
WIN. r. STEWART.
LAW RENEE X. JEROME,
L. DELAPlbLD SMITH,
p. TOWNSEND,
X. l.. CUTTING,
THOs. w. PEARSALL,
3. 3. WYCKOFF,
GEO. G. BONNELL,
JANIS NJ. THOMPSON,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

"OfWnshng Machines there nothing TO be compared ss
DorYss w eekly Tribune Dec. Is leoa
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11

ALEX'R T. STEWART.
ISAAC BELL.
Y ID. MORGAN.
W. NJ. yERMlLtB,
EDWARDS PIRRRRPOSr.
JACKSON =. SCHULTZ,
K. Z. BUCK,
J. d. JONES,
HENRY u. SrEBBlS3,
JOSEPH SELlGAAS,
Il. NJ. BLAICdFokD,
SHEPPARD CANDY,
w. II. WEBB.
WILLIAMS n GUIoS,
p. n. yANDERVOOhf,
JAY COOKE n Co.,
l.. ID. WiMAN.
EDWARD MlSTURS,
L. NJ. BkiSON,
SAMUEL b. RUGGLES.
J. ID. NbhNlbrb,
JNO. A. Z. GRAY,
ISAAC SHERMAN
II. OGDEN D0aLMCS,
J. w. GERARD,
HENRY J. sCUDDER,
JACOB RUSSELL,
THOMAS MURPHY,
JAMES Il. TAYLOR,
JAMES Y. FRBtBORS,
CHAS. J. FOBGER,
c. X. GARRISON,
ROBERT ii. BERDELL,
HARMON LIZ ROY,
FRANK u. HOWE,
A. G. MyES0S,
CHARLES l.. FROST,
J. J. FlTHIAN,
GEORGE p. ANDREWS.
HENRY STEERS,
GEORGE B. BUTLBR,
JOHN v. GkIDLEf,
JAMES W. Hustled,
SIMON STEVENS.
ISAAC II. WALKER,
MORRIS RLLlNGBR
New-York tribune., 1870-05-11
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT-M.r 10
pIants nv Wall.

The Trophy Tos.ro tor 55 doL, 81 dnge pi,ns & A0'
asess Gso. b. WAXING, jr, Ogden Farm, Newport, X
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-07


On reaching the Assessors salary, Mr..
Lewis was granted permission to protest
against the action of the Board as far as
his position was concerned, He had
been elected by the people, and furnished
$40, 900 worth of bonds. If the Board
could reduce his remuneration as pro-
posed, they could regulate him out of
office altogether. He was willing TO ac-
cept 5000 or even $500 for furnishing
the assessment roll of the city; but he
wanted all the money when he was
through with his work, and his RESPONSE
bility ms an officer to cease. He would
not submit to the proposition to receive
the stipulated sum in monthly INSTALL
ments, and would contest for what he
considered his rights,
The City Attorney assured the Board
that they could regulate or abolish every
municipal Office excepting three, and the
Assessors was not included in these.
The blanks in the Ordinances relating
to salaries were filled by allowing police
officers SO for each arrest accompanied
with conviction. the same to be paid by
the party convicted; and the City Attor-
ney's fees were reduced from $50 and
$40, in each case of conviction of viola
ton of a city Ordinance, TO So uniformly.
whether the result of a jury trial or not.
The Ordinances were read as revised,
and passed. Adjourned.