, 1874-04-01
asked II It WIS seconded. 'A 'Ao@'
Justice ulusdalo. for tho purnose ar oott,n1

tAjL.
WHAT WILL THE REBUILT yE3
JuBttce Boyden inquired ~ to tho offoot of ita
adoption. Tho ortlors for tho salnrlos La] boon
S ssW a eeFf sJ Ss Ss9a 5 band and hs o
Juatico Daggott said lo Ind received notice at
O'clock OF . mooting to t,e hold at 2, aud ii
was impossible for him to attend,
!, Tie Supervisor statcd that his instructions to
tho Clerk woro to givo tho Justices throo daye'
notice OF meeting. If Mr.. schaotror Ind not
dono no, l,o WINS not rospolaibto.
schaeffer rojoined that ho gayo porsonal notice
wllonevor ho could, nnd WHOM ho could not find
tho Justices, he Hcnt thofn written notico,
JuBTfOE 1iA1NEB RESPONDS.
Justice uaines then mRdo speech,
Ho eaad tho Board hha taken the action Justice Dag.
got had alluded 10 after. mature consideration. il
IN at that lac honr-when he know that perfect.
X aecss 10 ntsnpt '1 TO- 2 recunsasr o oyo IL.
as s a's aso "' hafnps hs pseii Ut nia
}; r. woS1d ;teto tast Gs{oTs ths @ meeting 4 xeh ~
1saed 1 ani he bss7ed slaero were a5tlsr mef4.
xhas Dagse} noant BY making e % moonws'S"r nes RsT
e salRf Rs9s t. RI ssna that IS h ss IL
he voted. Ho thought himself that
THE HALAntEs WE'RE RAT1tEn LARGE:
but llo voted aGains those ho considered too lare
lie was howoyer aatlsacd tlla. the poopo, whom thy
III S Il amply 1 ns the eTn espostas
The Collector had collected much larger sum tt,n
ha eyer been aathoEed u BY any Of hiu preaccessors
h1r. CIoary had now upon iis hauda noao ifty I.w.
suita no appropriation ,nado for legal azpourca,
@ IL asnas as ost me sa
had been Expressed at tho Colecorn Halary, but LIE
anes) thought thes Us ; a. Investment Tue townlsad
9 pnseat motives It was Of no earthly uso to
rr,r
their Ba!arics Tho Justices wero entitled to 81 Go
Hay. hnt ho records would show that great many Of
t s.wn Il 5Rsst s saa S'sa
Ind Il s xss pssssast sss n e. 4 5 hsd @
force" a. now, tho Board might have been induced Ia
listen to them. But, instead of doing TINT, Ds{ get,
then came In with motion to reconRider wlon Re,
s2nsidera'o was absolutely prohibited BY tho Con-
perfectly wel 1ftho reoplo woro dissatisfied ~ they
thought that has the salares were too Eoar
becarae 1t Was the peoples money that pa4d out.
Dut any ta1psyer would look calmly tneHurtion
eroyed by the fire. md the responsibilities atachcd to
tho otcca they would como to he conclusion that thc
ceivo for their labor aud trouble. And he thought
now lhst tho Collacor and Assessor had not Hcn aa
cchsor1 Town orders were doprecatc In val,e; they
ight b. rsia this yo,s or not fof several
tho ocers who took the ordcra lost their interest,". No
would object to Justice coming in Mt tho eleventh
hour e enter his protest. but he Qlanee) thonst It
lnva attended the mootlug and opposed tho giving Of
much salaries, and voted agafast them.
JUSTICE b WOLF
next aroee. Ho Lad only fow words to say, to
tho following olfoct:
uaineA, In somo respects. had expressed bis o.
Wolfal Views very clearly aud correctly. 1o did ot
prorosc, n wnt he had 70 say, to justify tic action Of
aRy that they too high, that tho Board vas not
to blame for ixing hcm 80 high, but he did propose
t, ht a IT, 1ssgs9 IT. 9 no S1'nen e e
placed, himself on ths roooEd Ia hsi
' veil tna after he sas1es Id s~ becn aIcS
aud tao ordors issued the motion ho had mado was
resolution It would bo absolutely void: tho yoo could
not be reconsidoEed. Broor Daggott nslaod that he
n9 who sfa DE- atoa
with flourish Of Its long, bony arm], " he don't
anything about these newspaper men he haa not
Those newspaper men, and hive them hera|d lin ~
dons i II say suel Rafposs lie has done It from
Justice D',Volf continued
thin Thoro s nothing Of It. 70 reconsider al tbins
Of this kind, when the orders ouk ia utterly futile,
and there III no use In spending ttmo over It."
The Justice, woll-nigh exhausted, then sat
his eyes.
DAdaETT EXPLAINS.
Justice Daggott again took tho door, and, with
the assistance or Ills cauo succeeded vpry woIf
in maintaining M upright position. He spoke
Ie had not made tue motion with special reference
to tho salary of Collector Cleary who hu personal
friend ond he Dagget] would e very glad to hun
we'll lad for Lib SERVICES 1Iuinos seemed to think
vii In
wlose salaries lad been nxed Iy tho Board, some Of
Supervisor aud tic otiers know it." Whtlo 10 hight
not 10 speaking r. behalf Of the people, Int
he did insist that the action of tho Board
~ w. Irregular M a, aaa 1mnsoper from beginning
eorrac ro ;saEo ~ yGm W. snow ,s
aud Informed M to tho tie when there salaries era
to he voted." No noties that lie Ind ever received
simply read: There il to he meeting Of the Town
Buarl ut o'clock tlitB afternoon" He had not been
snss st q tsx ss pafa 5 s e s !, 6s xia 5s
people, aud 1t nonsense to attend tllo,a. All
10 haa owa 1t ay @e that % tho sasoa teS o q si tho town
officers wore to DO voted upon, ho would hays hoen
present He did not not wish to cut them dogp bsnw
had been good and faithful officer; there vera
others who had been fuithful, md he wanted them to
should bo my imnEopr1ety in hs making motion 10
reconsider the vote, in tho presence Of lie full Board
II there any i1nproprety In 1t, 1t not to bo
entertained, he would Withdraw tho motion.
uA1NEs STICKS TO IT.
Justice Haines repeated that ho had told Dng-
gctt that there waB to be meeting for tho FIX
ing Of tho salaries Of tue town officers, adding
TINT Daggett ind spoken to CIeary about il.
Justice Daggott callod vote on bis motion.
The Supervisor aad ho would state the quos-
ton II the motion was seconded.
Justice Hinslalo said he Aad seconded it,
merely to got the motion before the Doard.
Justice Dasgett remarked that it was before
tho q house., aud they could do what they liked
with it.
Col. Oleary--Mr. Chairman, was going to
say something, but nm not q mombur Of the
Dour1,
Justice Daggett-I would like to hear Mr..
Clcary.
q. c1EAnr WANTS TIE OTHER SIDE HEARD.
Col. 0leary desired the prcsa to hear the otho1
side Of tho story.
Justice Daggott-Tho Board desires to hoa1
YOU would be very glad to hoar you.
Col. Cleary-I havo mover been a mombor OF
tho Board excont once, through the kindness
OF JuHtico D Wolf, who nude me momber OF
thA Rhnr1 White ha srnp fryyro nnaa