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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

Il will be seen that meeting OF this associa-
ton Is called this evening for the issue Of trans.
portatIop tickets to Virginia to those who wiah
20 20 home and vote. Those not registered
must 10 before the gath. as after that date no
REGISTRATION can iafe place. All Republicans
from that State should attend the meeting to-
nJght, They can there learn all the details re-
QaIdlpg transportation, registration, DC. The
State fair occurs In Richmond within tue period
covered BY the round ii.kes'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

| One OF the most popular, II not the most pop
uar resort, for lovers OF the game OF billiards In
| this city Ia the famous National Hotel Billiard
Hall. Well situated aud arranged for the pur-
pose, with ample room to make 1t the headquar-
tiers OF the scientific sport, It has, for the past
wear or two, under the excellent mana cement Of
Mr.. Frank CollngswOrth, more than doubled Its
reputation, and to-day "Frank" can pride him
self on gathering In the hall the finest class OF
patrons that ever graced or patronized similar
institution. While this Is a deserved CON-
pment TO him II hut proves that Messrs.
Tenney Co., the proprietors, know exactly
what gentlemen to select for the charge
Of the several departments Of the Ma
tional. For the past week the billiard hall
has not been open to the public, but 1t has been
open to a corps Of experienced workmen In the
different branches OF mechanism, who have
been overhauling the entire room. The walls
and ceiling have been scraped ami painted, the
floor leveled, the heating apparatus and gas
placed In condition, and, above all, a force Of
men from the establishment Of J. q. Taylor 4
Co., Baltimore, have been bnsy in placing the
tables In perfect condition with new cushions.
cloths, Nc. In short, the room to-day, with It's
new, bright furniture and trimmings, and Its
fourteen well-itted tables, Is as fne any other
city can show, and will deserve the patronage
sure to be given II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

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oryioE or rux ou,ry T nap. p,FDh ,rnI,
"AuiNeToN' d. o., October 81. is7S 4. m.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tuesday, In the Southern States, light to
fresh northwest winds, with clear weather. For
the Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
westerly winds, and cloudy or clearing and partly
clear weather. For New England, eastcriy winds,
the lower lakes, northwest winds, backing TO
northwest, with rain.
:. cautlonary signals continue at Cape May, New
nOrk, New Haven, New London, Woods Hole,
boston, Portland, Me-. Esstport, oswego, TO,
chester, buffalo. Erie, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit
and hlpena.
TnR WEATHER IN WASHINGTON.
Tho following was the range OF the thermome.
yer ~ Hemplers yesterday: 8 O. NJ, 20; 10 a. M,
.. M, 20.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
HIBERNIAs SOCIETY NO.

Meeting Last Nisht-Aid for the Memphi,
Sufferers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the lIlbernian
Benevolent Society No. l was held last night al
Carroll hall; Thomas Broderick In the chair.
After the transaction Of the usual routine bust
ness, the society donated 800 for the relief OF
the Memphis sufferers, the money TO be for.
warded to the Wear General Of that diocese for
distribution.
committee was appointed to procure de-
signs for q new hat for the society.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

Theo. Kaufman, the artist, has again opened
his art school at his studio, 9i2 + street. Those
desiring to take lessons IN drawing and paint
ing can IND no better Instructor. specia
classes for children on Saturdays.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

special meeting Of st. Andrews Society was
held last evening at Gardner's gallery for the
purpose OF taking into consideration the appeal
from the ST. Andrews Society, of Memphis, for
help; So was subscribed and tsI Appropriated,
making In all $50. The president, General Bal
l0ch, was Instructed 10 send II by telegraph this
morning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

vaults OF the safe Deposit Company, corner b
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe :
keeping OF securities, Jewels, silver ware, or
other yaluables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dol
lars per annum, according TO size, No business
man can afford TO do without them,
TsIe warning from NJ chiegJo and Boston FvS,
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ADJUSTMENTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON THEATRE cosIIQUR

WAsnINGTON THEATRE CONIIQUR.
Eleventh street. below Pennsylvania avenue.
ANOTHER wONDER.
$3.50 PER WEEK IN GOLD.
The Great Chinese Phenomenal Celebrity.
IINti-LOOK,
ILNG-LOOK, IING.L OOK,
LISG.LOOK,
Aud the Great Msnserpcn'.
NAMADIvA,
SANIADIvA, YAMADIyA.
Marvels, - ~
Miss h.ANCHE sELNYN.
Return OF the "MonArchs OF tle Stage"
EdAN and EDwARi 4.
Also, Re-ensAEcment Of The Sensation al Artists,
THE AUSTiNS.
The Laushab'e I1s T,pissvrx
The fayorIto Daliadist,
,josEPH WHITAKER,
GEOhGE ". THOMPSON.
And our Gigantic Novelty Comp my.
,t1Fspiiy Mstlnecs every WEDNESDAY and
sS 1st 81 NJ fisiSk FRAYNE, the Champion
November al O. FOSTERS superb Spectacle,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS" octso
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
THE CONFERENCE.-THE TELEGRAPH.

The contract for building the telegraph line
connecting the different Departments Of the
Government In this city with the Capitol build.
ing, for which Congress at Its last session ap-
propriated $4,000, was yesterday awarded to
Mr., George q. Maynard, OF this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

l. prepared to deliver his lectures on the
chemistry of common things and the won
ders Of the microscope, Illustrated by aid Of
the calcium aud electric lights, before scicn-
tihc aud literary societies aud schools In the
District Of Columbia and vicinity. Arrange
ments can be made by calling on him at his
Office No 90 -Four. and. a.half streei.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

TYSDALL In a letter to Nature, combats
the theory entertained by many, that the rain.
bow Is reflected after the fashion Of an ordi.
nary floating cloud which emits light In oil
directions, and which, by tho fight thus
emitted, paints Its image In the water.
IN Sir Charles Lyell's new edition Of the
antiquity of Man." he says; at occurred
to Mr.. Nathorst, q skillful Swedish geologist,
who visited the Cromer section In the autumn
of 1872, that the Ignite beds Of the iami-
mated sands and clays ought to exhibit Ia
their vegetable remains transition from the
comparatively mild climate OF the Forest Bed
TO the severe cold indicated by the TIL; and
he was fortunate enough TO find the remains
Of plants becoming more stnnted as they oc-
Cured higher In the beds, until within half u
foot of the bowlder clay he found Sdlir po-
ldris, now only known within the Arctic cir
Gle, together with moss which has been re-
ferred by the eminent bryologist Berggren to
Hypnupi hrgescens, On Arctic moss only
found living In temperate ATTITUDES on the
extreme heights OF the Alps
Tue colors OF candy often excite remark.
Some are supposed to be poisonous, and on
this subject the Manufacture and BUTLER
remarks, "Litmus, indigo and anlline blue
arc harmless blue coloss, while chorophyl, or
the green colorlng matter Of leaves, l. q
harmless green; anilne green might also be
used. The idea that aniline coors are poison
Gus Is erroneous. II Is true that the anllne
oil itself "a colorless fluid from which the an
illne colors are madc) Ia q poison; but tho
antidotc Is to add something to change Il
Into an anilinc color when II becomes COM
paratiyely harmless. The apllne colors are
also so very powerful colorlng material
that only very minute quantity Is needed 10
color very large amounts OF candy, so that,
even II somewhat poisonous or Injurious, Il
would be necessary to consume several hun
dred pounds OF candy at once In order to pro-
duce any poisonous effect Of the coloring
matter" This will interest young children
and school girls, who would gladly run the
risk OF danger could they banquet on such
liberal scale. Another good authority, how
ever, maintains that all anlline dyes are, at
least, suspicious, and should be avoided for
all culinary purposes.
THE Grand Rapids (Mich.) Eagle, In dis
cusslon of the psrnicious power OF Washing
ton Hobbies, says at Is to DO hoped that the
members of Congress have learned lesson
from the events OF the past seven months
which they will generally heed at the ap-
preaching session. II the action Of the pep |
Pile In all the Republican conventions yet
held, and also In various other assemblies, Is |
significant OF any one or two things Of more |
prominence than Others, II 10 established that |
they want the salary business reformed, and |
also that Congress shall keep Itself thoroughly |
purged of all disposition to encourage legli- |
atlon for the undue bsneht OF corporations
md the schemes Of would'be Treasury plum
isEsrs,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
Buy Now !


We ADVISE any OF our friends having the
chills To use DOOley's Ague Powder. There Is
no doubt about them cuTing permanently.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
TIE COURTS.
supre.e Csurt OF tho United States.

MONDAY. October 20, ls1a
No. 10. The New York Central Railroad Com.
pany. plaintiff In error, vs.. Charles q. Lock
wood. In error TO the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the Southern district OF New
Ynrk. Mr.. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion
Of the court, anirmlng the Judgment OF the said
terest.
NJ. %. VIM. II. Moore ct al, appellants, VS..
Gertrude L. Huntington, administrative, &C.
q Ssw %esso &r Jusss M i d deri9s
the opinion OF tue court, reversing the decree OF
the said Supreme Court, and remandiny the
csuse ior further proceedings In conformity with
No. WIN. W; Davidson ct al, plaintiffs In
error, vs.. The United states. la error to the
trict Of Indiana, MI. Justice Ciiiford announced
the decision OF the court, affirming the Judgment
OF the said Circuit Conrt In this cause with costs
No T Wm nsyGT Az o. MOBILE pIaiGt. 70
| Circuit Court Of the United ststes for the Dis
trict Of Alabama. Mr.. Justice Clifford announced
| the decision Of the court, Diminishing the writ OF
error In this cause nj cost OF appellees.
No. ~. WIN. G. Ray, plaintiff In efror, vs.. N.
T. Smith. The argument OF this cause was con-
tlaned BY Mr.. p. Phillips, OF counsel for the
T. Merrick for the plaintiff 10 error.
No. %. The State ex REL, Jas Robb ct al, plain
tins In error, vs.. VIM. Quincy, treasurer;
plsi1i: IN error w. jno. r. stott trsss sRsI
The reargument OF these causes was com.
menced by Mr.. A. q. Magrath, OF counsel for the
plaintiffs In error, AMI continued by Mr., ID, H.
chamberlain for the defendants is error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock.
Circuit Court-aIr. Justice Macarthur.
This court opened its fall term yesterday with
400 trial cases and 81 appeal cases upon the cal
endar. The trial calendar was called, and
number OF cases dropped.
CASES SET.
The following cases are assigned for Thurs
day! Nos. i3 II, 10, 49, 20, ~, %, 30. 81, 81?
s., 10, Al, ~, -, 49, A., 81, 80, 81, So ., and IS
The court then adjourned until Thursday next.
In this court any appeal case will be taken up
whenever motion Tor that purpose Is entered
the day previous.
Police Csart-Judso Smell.
Catherine Acres, stealing o.; $50 or sixty days
In jail. Judson Hard and Daniel Harding, an
ARRAY s. each. James ShTeve, assault on NIL
ton Van Dyke; o. aud costs, Richard Campbell
assault on Margaret McSulty; t5. George Cur
It's, assault on Amanda Stewart; s.. Stephen
Ford Moses Kelsey and Moses Ford, charged with
petit larceny; 81 each and costs, Anna Lee, as
sault on Walter Jackson: bonds to keep the
peace. Nicholas Bower, assault on Chiffon Hen
bricks; SO. Robert Dent and William Jackson
ARRAY; 8 each. John Lee, resisting Ofncer
Smoot; s. and costs. Mary and John Bedford,
eursing; % each; Henry Butcher, violation OF
hack law; %. Ida Ellis, cursIng; o., Peter
Bowling, throwing stones; %. Betsey Taylor,
a yagrant; workhouse; Henry Gather, Viola
lion q hack law o.. James sumby, profanity;
o. John ToblD, same ofencei y. Jsmes Ray,
cur'lpsts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamois
| skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
name cards, carriage Jacks, carriage wTenches,
&c., &c., for sale At low prices by
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

A JOLLY EsoLisHNAs writing In ono Of IN,
London journals Of the absurd suggestion Of
somebody "that at noon on July, 1876, all the
bells, cann0ns, locomotive whistles, organs,
trumpets, drums and other musical instruments
In the United States burst forth In sounds OF 10y
and praise" has this to say "I3ut one thing ii
wanted TO make II perfect, viz; that every
the locomotive engines and other sweet music
does not Immediately fall down on his knees and
join In the hymn OF praise shall be cast head.
does not cause the fyrant OF the earth 10 Quake
In their boots nothing wlll,N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

~ WoSpER or MEplClL SCIENCE may well be
applied TO DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cheryy
II ls nearly hall q century since this remarkable
remedy was introduced to the public, and vel
the immediate and cnylable reputation which IL
gained by its wonderful cures Of coughs, colds
hopping cough, sore throat, innuenzs, consump,
tion and all bronchial complaints Ia to this day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

The Philadelphia Lsiysr OF Monday says! The
total Of anthracite marketed for the week end.
ing on the 18th instant amounted to 40 OIJ tons,
and for the coal year 49, $50 62I tons, against ib
OtS,Tso tons to corresponding time last year,
being an increase OF 20, s4I tons. The bltumln.
Gus tonnage for the week Is s6,3ls tons, and for
the year 2bS', s6I tons, giving total OF all Kinds
for the week OF SOS 36i tons, and for the year of
49, 5Ii tons, against Il, 1881 $40 to same time
last year, being an increase OF l,i2s,O5i tons,
The tonnage OF the Lehlgh Coal and Navigation
shows decrease Of 1900 tons, and that by the
Lehigh and Susguehanna River railroad Ueased
to the Central OF New Jersey an increase OF
2c+,SI tons, being net increase OF 24, Gsl tons
over works owned by the Lehigh Coal and Nayl.
cation Company. The anthracite coal trade for
the past week has been without special feature
There lisa fair supply Of orders for coal, and
prices are unchanged. The production OF coal
is well up. The receipts OF coal at Boston since
the LIST OF January to the 18th instant, compared
with the receipts there between the same dates
last year, show q decrease In anthracite of ia
3I4 tons, In foreign Goals OF 9,3ti tons, and 10
Cumberland an Increase OF lT,0l9 tons AT Port
Richmond for the week ending the 18th instant
the receipts OF coal were 1900 tons, the ahlp-
ments $1,000 tons, leaving $1,000 tons on hand,
Vessels are 10 urgent demand. Frelghts we
quote as follows: Per ton 10 Boston t2I5 TO
Providence, sass, and 10 New York, $40.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

by the Recent Bnnk Failures
the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days TO run on his stock Of Hardware and
merchandising goods 1t cost for cash. Nc
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
sign of Gilt Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

NATrASa DRUGGIST, corner and Second streets
northwest, Keeps pure old rye whisky for inedi.
article is not as represented, the money will he
returned. so'at
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
BOARD or PUBLIC WoREr
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIsGTos, October ~, Isis.

z q RlBEins, etY., WdNtnYF0H, IT, Ct
SIR: ! am directed by the board to acknow.
edge the receipt Of your communication OF the
lIth Instant asking that the recent action OF the
board In relation TO the removal OF the building
owned by you on the southeast corner OF Seventh
and + streets northwest be reconsidered, &c.,
and to say that In view OF the present unsafe
condition Of the building the public interest re-
uuiTes that II should be removed ut once. The
board have therefore decided, after a full and
careful consideration of the subject, that the
former action must be sustained.
Very respectfully,
O. q JOHNSON Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Theatre Comiaue.


rms popular house was well nlled last evening
by the management. We but state q plain fact
in saying that the performanoe NJ this ,veet AZ
the Comique Is one Of the very best ever pre-.
.ented TO the Washington public IN q variety
slsmm: xss nu,nos. ., ,, n NIGHTS pro-
the magic Of ling foos 4 wonderin. ne eats
painful OF FIRE with as much nonchalance as ono
ss ,ss. osops , efessi n, ana alter drinking
lor ,uil yen minutes equal 70 Potomac railroad
locomotive. Aiter this he eats up about basket
iu y. law coNon tul spins from hls mouth an
. Inl, number o. yards o. varouscolored
IioVon, winch No nitorwafds tears Into shteds,
snu disws out again Into one continued piece.
rn,si .ns mas ., rlooon ne finally picks artl-
ILL.,, nowe,s, when are scattered among the au-
uiunor, anu wiuus up ny craving blazing COT
s s,a ., .s tnc Han stuu, Wnlch extends TO tue
.. .os ~ IN .neIe sxplodes. lie also swallows a
apra, ,uy LILY hehes IN Length, and does other
,pnn ~ S,o ~, .nRs tnat Wouiu trouble the ugcs-
w" w. y. nos' peops.
..if an, ns MN, ,, prp VINO tnrows Mint
sor gu. u, Jon., mes nls oody 10 Knots and per
a aorms other astonishing feats. Miss blanche
snna sa.a, 'ono s'pI'a. ns.e por',alIures anu
MI ssse,h sonRs .n nhe syie. MISS Fanny
mey,tch 49,. .a"or unoe, hnd ieueNeu wen.
.na,ns " ~. . Sahan hnu huWhfus prutean
nas ~ sovu IN tnemseyes
,ha ~, ,s., 'is Lv Y. on,ncns ,eatu'eso
san,ed n.s,rs ~ sou 70 mn.ch are pre-
songs Ip,sh snmor wcsn s Sns,acter
clndei the biii '' '""P"' ou'' 0oi''
this evenino m. 81 ,na y,s,,,w t, ~ ,'.
,,nns M as, n1 v, ny .siuns inu NJ, uelesa
slx s.na,ss ,.opa nra.an, ato ,, Wy "No w
80 ~ p'e'e"' 'es' n'B""
wallis Opera House,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

Yesterday morning, about l O'Clock, James
Kirk, Scotchman, was found dead In his bed
at the clearinghouse Of Mr.. Earnest Weber.
1909 Sixth street southwest. lie had been drink
Ing quite hard lately, hut retired apparently in
good health, although some what intoI icated.
The coroner was notified, and after viewing the
body decided that an inquest was unnecessary,
giving as his opinion that death was caused by
apoplexy. The deceased was q stOne-paver, aud
IN the employ OF Mr.. George Neitezy. Having
no relatives or friends In tho city the remains
were turned over to the District authorities for
inteTment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
CITYITEMS.

ImE CONSTANTLY EXPANDING business Of Ben.
l anin Coz, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, Ia fast
, nhklnH tnem the leading wholesale house OF the
l,lstrict IN the line OF 1ne candles aud confec-
tlons. large portion OF the retail trade Of the
Guy y already SUPP lied by them. They sell at
article at low price.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

A REPORT having obtained currency that a resi-
dent Of city In Kansas had offered 10000 to
any man who would marry his cross-eyed daugh.
ter, the hotels In that place were so oyerrun with
visitors that the landlords had TO rOost some OF
Tns s.ntsp,onn, w somabag a anu, ,uu "bu1"s
was discovered that the. daughter Ia question
wlI "eoloTed, not plain"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
EN1s73. FALL MEETING. 1873.
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES,


MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
OCTOBER 81, 22, go, 81.
. TUESDAY, OCTOBER u.
FIRST RAOE-One mile.
BEnOND kACE-Two,mile hurdle.
THIRD RAJ E-DiIie stakes, two luilep
FOURTH RAcE-Two mile heats.
"WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER O.
fiRsT HtCE.uentral Sta es, one mile.
HEOOND RACE Selling Race, two miles,
THIRD EACf.-0entlenen g Kace, ~ miles
FOURTH RACE-Mile Heats, tire. III Ave.
r, THURSDAY, OCTOBER %,
rihST NACE=Free Handicap, " miles.
THthD bACE-Four mile Heats.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER a.
flhST RhCE=One mile, twnyear olda.
BEYOND hACE=TwUmila Heats, haDdicap
THIRD RACE.ConHolahon Purse, mile heats
miles.
First race each day, punctu lily. at I 30 D. m
houndtrip tickets, Inc ,udlng admission to the
Race Course, W II be ssued by tho BALTIMORE and
Potomac Railroad. leaving Washington III III lisa m
and arriving at Pimlico ~ full ime for rst race
d. u FERGUSON, Secretary. oci7.f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21
REDUCED PHiCE LIST,

The above are only q few examples Of the In.
ducements we are offering TO purchasers of
Clothing, and, as this SPECIAL OPPoKTUsfrY will
only be afforded for few days, the way to Sc
cure these heavy discounts Is TO
DuY Now BVY Now
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-21

corner OF New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays Q per cent. rer annum o6deposts for each
calendar month. banking hours to d Sstnr.
days, . to tand TO Q.
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DO NOT PROCRAsTINATE.

STAND NOT
''uFos THE ORDER or BUYING,
But BUY AT ONCE"
We HAVE GRASTRp
A BRIEF FXTESsIO,
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J. II. sQuicr q; Co.,
Bankers, No. itio Pennsylvania avenue, pay .
per cent on all deposit.
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IasIediatc steps to be Taken for Its Re-
movnl.
The following communication, Issued by the
Board Of Public Works, will explain the action
taken by them In relation to the Robbins build
ing, at the corner ofSeventh and + streets north
west, and in condemnng 1t as unsafe and the
impossbility Of underpinning 1t, so as to make
IL safe for OccupAlCy:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
PrOceedin-s OF the Board OF County
Commissioners, March %, 1873.
CALLED sESsION-OFFCIAL.

The Board met in called session. Roll
called, present Geiger, Hook. Hiatt. Spencer
and Wilson-5. Absent, A. G Williams.
Cbairman-l; and one vacancy.
On motion Commissioner Spencer was
called to the Chair.
The follo~i resolution was offered and
adopted:
By Wilson
Resolved, That the proposition submitted
to the voters of the county, By the Board Of
County Commissioners 1t the last meeting to
aid Starch Factory" be and is hereby
Withdrawn.
By Wilson
WHEREAs, A vacancy nov exists in the
Board Of County Commissioners of Leaven
worth in the First Ward in the City and
County of Lesvenworth. Therefore, be it
Resolv d, That the said County Commits
sioners of Leavenvorth county, together with
With the County Clerk. do now proceed to
Gil said vacancy, and that w. 6. Plummer
be chosen to Gil said vacancy.
| Whereupon the ayes and nays were called,
with the following result:
-Geieer Hook. Hiatt, Spencer. VIII
aon and A. B. Keller. County Clerk, 5.
Resolution and preamble. declared adopt
ed, and w. 8. Plummer declhred elected to
gil vancancy.
I On motion Of Mr.. PIumn,er the Clerk va
authorized to procure twenty five copies oil
the new laws.
On motion. Board adjourned to next reg.
ular meeting. A. B. KELLER,
County Clerk.