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The New York herald., 1874-07-23
City Hell Brcvitics.

A call has been issued for a meeting OF the Board
OF Apportionment, TO be held next Friday morn
ing. at eleven O'Clock, tor tue purpose OF author
izing the issue OF assessment bonds to the amount
OF $4,000, on the requisitlon OF the Comptroller.
1t was stated on good authority In the CITY Hall
Offices yesterday that Comptroller Green's salary
OF $4,000 is not affected by the general reduction
OF the pay OF the gentlemen OF the Finance DEPART
ment. II was also runorec-but the rulnor could
not be traced TO a definite source-that the Comp
troller has received ms own salary regularly up 10
date, without beng put 10 the trouble oi bringing
a lawsuit about II.
The department OF Public WORKS has az present
2,sUJ men IN It's employ The numOer OF laborers
has been out slightly reduced OF late.
Two unmuzzled street ours, IN bod defiance OF
all the dog ordinances passed by the Aldermen,
exhibited their canine forms yesterday on tue
very steps OF tho CITY Hall Tal5 was, indeed,
bra wing tne lion Id his den.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
THE BAXTER STREET HOMICIDE.
Post-NIortcm Examination.

FOSt"NOrtcm ExHnTHdV1OHs
Yesterday afternoon post-mortem examination
was made before Coroner Woltman on the body Of
John Johnson. the man alleged to have been killed
on Tuesday evening during quarrel with John
O'Haoran, alias ''COckney jack" in the bucket
shop No. 80 Baxter street. There was slight con-
gestOn OF the brain, on which there was q clOt of
blood but there was no fracture OF the skull. The
other organs appeared to be in comparatively
healthy CONDITION. The Coroner lmpaneled a
jury IN the case, but he named no day for holding
the InoueSt. l W
The New York herald., 1874-07-23

master, Captain Marriott, still continued TO re-
ceive dogs from every little scalawag III the
street." on the ground that he had not been notl-
fed officially by the Mayor ol the passage OF tne
new dog ordinance. The secretary appeased the
wrath OF the irate orjcial by promising TO INFORM
Captain Marriott tnat the pubic servants APP
pointed by the Mayor were the only ones who were
authorized catch dogs.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
SUICIDE By SHOOTING.

On sunday evening Henry w. Wagner Ger.
man forty-nne years OF age, while Temporarily
derangcd shot himself through the heart with a
pistol while n his room, at No. Sj First avenue.
There are several Wi nessc3 10 The Occurrences.
Coroner kessler Is to hold an nqucst on Tue body.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
pICKpocKsrs ON THE ERIE RAILWAY,

The deprcdations OF the pckpockets on the Eric
Railway are coming to an end. notorious ciar-
acter named James Wilson, OF New York was
noticed by Detective Gtltzon, at Paterson yesrcr-
day. WNIla in the act OF picking the pocket Oi Mrs
SCuoOnlnaser, o. Fassalc. The oiiccr pu sned ann
ior several blocks, thcn arrested him and took HIN
before the Recorder, who committed MIN for ty.al.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
Venezuelan Experlence.

There were some new developments yesterday
in the case or the laborers who charged Sanders
Il Mcmahon, Keepers or an intelligence office,
with having enticed them to ship for Venezuela by
false representations Two OF the thirty two men
who have returned, Buthner and Beisiegel. had
hearing before the Mayors Secretary, and told
narrowing stories OF their suferIngs in Venezuela.
Cter working TWO DAYS at slXty-twO cents per
uay-$1 IS was the pay promised to them by
Sanders Il McMah0n-they founu that the food
was SO bad aud scant and the insects were OF such
dimensions tnat they returned TO this country.
Tne American Minister at Caracas, Mr. Bussel,
assisted tnem in obtaining their passage h, NE.
Messrs. Sanders Mcmahon have not yet put III
their defence.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
THE POOR CHILDREN'S PIONICS.

The tickets for the poor children's excursion
Cdftnl were distributed yesterday by Mr.. Williams
at The Third and Fifth precinct station houses.
The picnic takes place to-day, and IL Is expected
that about l.s00 clIdren Will be taken out OF the
city. fne money for this excursion Is furnished
by the Stock Exchange 1t being the second given
by tieir donation OF $1,000. ,,
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
Another City Marshal In Trouble.

The city marshals seem to have lively time OF
1t just now. Yesterday an account was given in
these columns OF the charge preferred against City
Marshal Frost. Another CITY Marshal, Levi Lipp-
mann, has got INTO trouble. Louis Ausbacher,
the complainant, claims that he recovered a judg
ment for $40 so in a case in the Fifth District
Court. An execution was issued to LDpmann.
lie seized the property III question and sold It, but
refused to pay the money over TO Ausbacher, ana
has Kept out OF sight ever SINCE THIS Is the story
OF the complainant Lppinann was 10 have iiled
his answer in the Mayors once yesterday, out
failed TO put IN an appearances. IL was stated that
several charges had been previously preferred
agalnst him; but that he had compromised them
with the complapants by relunding the amounts
claimed The Mayors secretary, VINO hears these
charges ana reports 10 The Mayor, says now that
the Mayors ONCE Is not collection bureau, aud II
any one prefers q charge he must ne prepared TO
press 1t quite regardless OF any settlement.
A prominent city Official sad yesterday IN regard
to the frequent charges against city marShals:-
"1he trouble with many OF The city n!arsDaS Is
that they VIII not content themselves with the
$1,000 or $4,000 year winch they can earn law
'Iuliy and honestly, but they must sport diamonds
and want to make $4,000 or $1,000 year. The
consequence is that some OF them Try to make
2,00) per cent over and above their lawful lees.n
The New York herald., 1874-07-23
No More Death Traps Next Winter.

Mr.. Schafer, the superintendent OF Encumbrances,
has issued, by direction OF Commissioner Van Nort
a circular requiring property owners to remove all
vault covers presenting smooth surface from IN
front OF their premises ana substitute therefor
coverings presenting a rough surface and afford
ing secure Ioothod for pedes rians within six
months after the service OF this notice. This
measure has beeu taken IN pursuance OF the Ordl-
nance approved by the Mayor, May 20, 1874, which
DEGREES that for the neglect 10 comply with these
directions a property owner or occupant snail
incur a penalty oil So .Or every twenty-our hours
III excess the SIX montns' notice given. mus lar
only l25 $50 OF these notices nave been served,
and altogether $4,000 or 10000 Will De issued
1t TO be hoped that The ordinance Will be strictly
enforced so That at least d smaller number of legs
than usual may be broken next winter, when each
smooth vault cover epcrusted with ice will natu.
rally be most effective death trap.
The New York herald., 1874-07-23

In the case Of City Marshal Frost, charged with
having extorted SIS so from Mrs. OTIS additional
testimony was taken yesterday by the Mayors
Secretary, MIR. Beneville. The City Marshal him
self put in his defence stating that the full amount
paid by Mrs. Otis was turned over to the plaintiff,
Mr. Lynch, and that he tFiosU only received
SIS as his lee and 81 for carriage. Mrs. Otls who
nad complained Of City Marshal Frost's conduct
"as uDgentemanly," also appeared yesterday aud
stated that she had mistaken Frosts assistant Tor
the CITY Marshal. She rendered an apology to the
latter. Mr.. Lynch Will probably be examined TO-
day. and IL Is quite probable tnat the case Will be
dismissed,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-17
U. S. SURVEY NO. u.

beginning At Il post marked "No t.. Sur
vey No H." the SAME being post No. / of Sur
vty Ne. -. made for the Gcidcs and Bertrand
Mill and Mining Compan, on the stockton
Lode. hence ths town tumpanY'S well. III tn
town of Vanderbilt. bears south b i5'east
57i2 feet: Shaft VI. } bears >onth : west sol
feet; AMI tn tirlltS No. > .hntt bear. north
= west I7oteet; ethrnce running south ~ ".
-'l lr", along said survey Nc. 10 tn post
market No. |. :. Survey Nc. Il, whence II
nir-ninr tree i inches in diameter
bears north 20 east 70 feet; thence north
IL we>tAi let to post marked No. =. >Jr-
rc: w. Il: thence north - cas- 21 feet To
post nlarNcd NJ. Is. Survey No. II. whcnr'
Il nat. ine tree ! foot in diameter marked q.
N".2 Is. /. bears south - east - feet; and
thence south II east >m feet 10 post No. |;
thr Ilace OF beginnings: containing ! G,-lU,
acres: courses expressed from the trae
m r!diau with a magnetic variation OF l6l
east.
His claim is on unsHrvcyel land and i,
h"uniyd ~ III south by tn stockton lode. ih-
claim j. recorded in Boot {, lagc n otthc So
erct CANYON l%l,tlict Mining hccordS and a
copy O. tn notice and diagram can be .ounu
posted at the 'i"tile- so. > shaft.
d"i Cl lItS f. ilohN, Register.
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TDWN " e 4
,pnI\A\fE \INRER ELEVEN.

ORDINANCE NUMBER ELEN EN.
IN ordnance 10 prercnt stock from
r3p3piRg at tdrgc withjH tie HMits OF
the torn Of EHrCkd.
I'VE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID County Commissioners Of Eureka county,
Nevada:
SIC. l.. 1t shall be u lawful for any person
cr pCrSunS who are the owners ct or haNlhS
rbarrr of any horses. mules, jacks. cattle or
hos to allow said animals to run ut large
within the limits of the town of Eureka: and
IL j. hereby made the duty Of the sheriff and
his deputies to see that the provisions ,t tins
ordinance are strictly enforced.
SIC. - For the purpose of carving ont
the provisions OF this ordinance. there shall
be provided by the town OF tdireka a pound
for the PURPOSE OF safely Keeping all animals
that may be found upon the public streets or
upon the premises of another within the
limits ct said town OF Eureka: and the Shetltl
or his deputies. or any other person finding
such animals running at large within the
town limits. are authcriAcd To take such ami
NAL or animals and place them IN SAID pound.
SO. ). Any owner. of any ANNA! or ami
mails which may be impounded under the pro-
visions 0i this ordinance. before removing
said ANIMAL, from the said pound shall pay to
the AceptF thereof the sum 81 two dollars, to-
gpihrr with the costs of keeping said animals,
which shall he computed at the rate OF one
dollar per day for each head. And any per-
son or persons " no small remove any Hlllllul
or animal, from said pound without first hav-
ing paid the legal charges thereon. rs pro-
vidrd by this ordinance. shall be deemed
guilty of misdrmeanor. and upon conviction
Thereof sail he fined in any sum not exceed
ing one hundred dollars, and in default of
payment thereof may be Imprisoned at the
rate of one day for every two dollars OF SAID
fine.
SIC. T.. Until otherwise provided, the
Street Commissioner of said town shall be en-
oiiicio round-Kccper.
SEC. ). Any animal or animals placed in
said pound. under the provisions cf this or
dinance. and which shall remain in said
pound for the space of ten days without any
claim being made therefor. the round-Kccrer
shall advertise said animal Tor sale by post
ing notices in three conspicuous places in the
town of Eureka. particularly describing said
al imal. which notices shall state the time of
sale. and shall be rested for the space of ten
days: and il, at the expiration ot said ten
days. said animal or animals shall not he re-
deeined. the round-mastcr shall proceed to
sell the same N rublic auction to the highest
bidder for cash. and after paving all nrcr>-
sary expenses out of the proceeds al said
sale, the balance. It any. shall b. placed in
the treasury OF said town tor the bench: ot
the owner of said animal or animals. and il
not called Tor within one year shall be placed
i'll the general tutd of said town of Eureka.
Approval January l2th, A.p. l>7i.
II. II. HALL, Chairman.
Attest: I. II. Harmon. Cicrk.
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U. S. Survey No. TO-.

beginning ut a post marked No. l. :. Sur
ycy No. 20 whence the Town Companies we'll.
in the town OF Vanderbilt. bears :. IL e T..
-->74 feet. The Calico Shat hears y. So ".
3I2 feet. and shaft No. ) bears \. ~ ~ ".
81 leet; thence running :. - W. .@ feet to
post NAKED No. > =. Survey No. 10, whence
Il nut Inc trcc2 feet in diameter marked :. y
Il. Is. T. bears ;. 20 W.. is feet. His post
stands on the eastern boundary OF survey No.
81, made for the Geddc> and Bertrand Mil
and Mining Company on the tirddeS No.
Lode; tn nee y. II ". 7l>feet to Post No.
of said survey No. ~. 1000 feet to post marhcd
No. y. :. : rvty No. 20, whence 4 nut inr
tree q inches in ,iiafnrtcr bears y. ~ T.. Il
feet; til nee Y. - - o fret to post marked w.
+ | =. survey So.t71. and thence :. II +. 1000
feet To post No. |. the place OF beginning: CON
tanning / 51-lt9 acrcs: courses expressed from
the trJn maridinu with n magnetic variation
al IS. East. Ilis claim i ON uil>5rvcyel
land and i boGnl d on the West by the
tiodlr> No. / and on the North 10y the Gedd, +,
10. > LODI
HE claim i recorded in Book G. page 10 of
t { Secret Canyon District Mining Records
and II copy OF III. notice and diagram can h,
tonnd posted at the location monument ut the
stockton cut upon the lode.
d3o CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne. .,3j.


Eureka. Nevada. Pee. -, la.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVE THAT TIE
y Geddc> and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company Vo>totiice address Eureka. Ncva-
da.l has this day fledi in this office a diagram.
together with a notice OF Application for II
patent from the nitcd States. under act of
Congress approved May 10. ls72. fer one thou
sand 1905 linear feet of the Stockton lode.
the same running 80 feet northcrlH and 800
feet sontherly from the location mon rment ut
The stockton cut upon the lode, with surface
ground 2n feet in width. situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. Eureka county. State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
nnfnS ON flo in this ntflrn A. InllnW. tn-Nit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-17
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~.

.NN. -s
L. :. RrGiSrER'S OFFICE.
Eureka. Nevada. Dee. ~, 1873. =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y Grldc> and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company troStotficc address Eureka, NcNa-
together with a notice Of application for a
patent from the United States. under act OF
Congress approved May. IL, lS12. for eight
hundred SO linear feet of the Gcddc> No.
lode. the same running is feet northerly and
SIS feet soUthrrly from the shaft No. y. with
surface ground 100 feet ut northern G d and
100 feet at the southern end and situated in
Secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka conn
". Nevada, and dcsc,ibcd in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows. to-wit:
U. S. Survey No. 90.
beginning nj Il post marked y | l. ;.
Survey No. 49," whence the Town Comrany's
well i'm Vanderbilt bears :. Is - +. 49, feet:
>hstt No.. ) bears ". ~ ". 32i feet and nut
pine tree = feet in diameter marNrdG. :. i.
/. hears y. To- W. IL feet: thence running
:. - aoh feet to post marked No. It's sur
vey No. 80; thence ~ - ". soi2;l" feet
II post marked Ne. ) |. ;. Survey No. %:
Us Survey No. 10: and in nee :. IL +. >#
feet to post No. /, the place of beginning:
containing = 7j-lW acres. courses expressed
from the true meridian with Il magnetic vari-
ation OF ILL., East. Ibis claim Is on unSu,r-
veyed land and is bounded on the East 10y the
| Stockton Lode.
The claim is recorded in Book C., page II of
the Secret Canyon District Mining Records.
| and Il copy of the notice and diagram can be
found posted at shaft No. ) uron the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-17
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. IS.
.iiEtISfER'S OFFICE,
-Emr..aA nAHln-Dnr n.l-ls

\orlrE El f II ! Htf NGi" Gay P*S- M h FL ii,r
y Geddcs and bertrand Mill and Minirg
Company. ioS1otice address EurcL.a. yrya-
da. ha- thi> day tI,d in this oil e II diagram
together with a notice Of application for Il
patent from thc tuitcl States. under act ui
Congress approved May 10. l>14. for ci-llf
manfred 500 linear feet of The Bertrand 80.
/ Lode. tn same running l.. d-l0 feet nortl-
erlN and - Lilo feet >outhrIly from the ber-
tfand hat with surface ground -n feet in
width situated IN >eclct Canyon Mining Bis
tricf, tagfcNa county, nevada. and d ',crihvd
III III, plat and Iield notes on file in this office
IL .ulluW>. t~,-yit.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.
NV REN EDlE<! NEW REMEDHN
DR.. CiEBoN'S DISPEMSAN

No. G23 kEARNY STREET. tla.
y Commercial. san francesca. ihIs~,,
trance on Commercial street. f.Sta ,f4eli
1871. Tor the treatment Of ScNHaI ahuS.Aa'
Diseases such a~Stionorrhsa. tie"t; ,ur.n,
syphilis IN all its forms. semliai "s.aY.,
Inn etc. etc. skin diseases o. !A,
standing. and | lcerated Legs, etc. 'acr's4'
~ treated. AMMAN.
cling that he has ret 'rneA irom WIZ ~. =.
rriugil al hospitals vi EUROPE, ana - g"
>unvti lrattIcc. ,;u, M
III, Doctur has spared neither time ,s =,
money in scrkin. out new Irmedi',' ,' ala. Ia
r,itrntl with increased facilities IV' '-"
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the con,eqn,fcg" WI
abuse. Ills solitary vice. or delra,Gu If bph
iululgeher. is lraeticcd by the YOU" , '
SEXES to an almost unlimited extern: lFiio"r.
ing with unrrriug certainty the i"llTbsni
train OF morbid symptoms nhle,s ,aloF
hy scientific medical measures W. RAN
cuuut,nance. dark spots under the !itrr IN
in the head, ringing in the ears h,s,r M.
ru>lling of leaves OF rafting 81 a., al III.
ca>illcss about the luin>, weahhcTn a~, To-;
limbs, conta>,d vision, planted ni nar .ral.
OF confidence, ditidencc in aprroa, mn, M. 4
rri>,a II..it.r to form new aci"'.. r".,ners.
,iiSl ~o>i;ion to shan society, loss u u, ,Ie s.
pimplcs and various eruitI"ns ao'ai 'bbnaL
hectic flashes, turred tongue, p." ngres-
coughs. consumption, night sweat. .,i;nt lent
MIA, and frequently INSANITY. II re.as, .sg, +
obtained, you >hould apply iihI't ,'aye,tr
thor in person OF by letter. anu ~ "r m,A
effected by his now and s%eieh'ihc n.
treating this disease, winch new
efiecting Il quick and radieal'c"'e'
Cured at ISoiie' =, gsle
Persons ut a distance ma! ne nj. Cd
HOME. by addressing a letter VII If ia
BON. stating ease, SYMPTOMS; h hnre nedlas,
the disease has continued, and han arase ID
promptly forwarded. free from '"ntrv. viii
curiosity, to amy part OF the hy irch.,,!
fan and plain directions tor use ,Ilnron,h ~
SO in coin in II registered letter Ga.
| ~po>toliice, or through " ellis, arg t%Sarparld
A package oi medicine wllI
BY express to any part of the n." will rhass
Persons writing TO the l'ocLo, see thssf
| state the name OF the paper INV!
All communications strictly ccnIGlhpuN
Address IN. -. ~Caljiorna
Box 1856, San Francisco '"'
feh-ly -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-17
U. 6. Survey No. 7c.

Beginning at Il I',St marked SO. t. :. Sur
yeN, w. -, whrHre the Town tunranN'> we'll
IN thu town Of \ an1orhilt. bears south > -
cast @iS' let; he bertrand >haft bears north
- we,t - feet; shaft 80. ) bears South 20,
west 'E' feet, and Il nut-pine tree 9 niche, in
diameter marked l.. Nu. | l.. r. bears south
~ feet; thence running south - west 200 feet
Il, post marked W. a.. :. survey W. -;
whence post 40. / Of Survey No 40. made for
the heddes ami Bertrand Mill and Mining
tnnlany upon the stockton ode. bear north
- - West Isl feet; thence north II west ~
i.ot to POST marked SO. : Is. Survey No. -:
lh'icr oath - east tD feet to post marked
N". ! -. survey W. -: and thence south ii
cal 500 fr"t H. post Su. / Tho place of begin
hiIi@; containing :. f1-lnu acres: course, cN-
Pressed IRON the trar meridian with a mag
netie variation al - east. ili> claim i, ON
unS"rnryed land and i b"gnlgd on nriiLer
end 10y any known claimants; The nearest
mines are the 'ieides Nu. = and >iocktnu.
The claim j. recorded in Bank I, nm. q of
the, Secret canyon district Mining Eeror,l<
ana a copy OF the notice and diagram can u.
t"!nd posted al tha bertrand hiatt uton III.
lode. d3l CYRUS +. HORN. Register
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{. +. Horn,
W. Il. lIAi;KUB,
W. T.. HASKELL.

The following names We're recon.
mcnded to form Il delegation to the
State Central Committees: ThouIa,
Nrcn, Thomas Taylor, j. II. Lulens,
\. l.. Davis, X. Paddock. -. Roscn-
UeTg. John Marchant and \. Turner
the three last sub,ecttOthc acton Of the
convention.
ON motion. the names selected We're
pat i'll nomination and unanimously
elected.
Clay Sinnns and Walter Il. IIarrub
were appointed by the Chair To act as
t|eller>.
Il. Paddock moved that all nom
inees pledge ~thern>cive. L. TIE re>olu-
lions read, and tie required To deposit
an aNsessncnt OF SO. Carried.
Nominations for ASsemblynitn We're
nov in order. Frank Witicnherg
named Archie q. Turner: w. Il. Ilar-
rub named Thomas Wren; X. Pad
dock named Dr. Hamilton, and Hiram
johnson named Matthew Howell.
Nominations closed.
Mr.. Turner. i'll addressing the Con-
vention, remarked that it Mas the first
time he had been called on to pay SO
for the privilege OF being slaughtered,
and III Il lengthy speech set Iortn his
claims for the nominations: denounced
Chinese labor and the Central Pacific
Company, and ii elected would be I'M
firing III his efforts to oppose HE ane
Br. Hamilton, in Il ie~ pointed re
marks. oppressed his Willingness 10
serve the I.eoI lie in The capacity OF leg
i>lator aud indor>ej the resolutions.
Thomas Wren and Mat. Howell
made brief speeches AMI stated thai
they clteriully injorSei the pla form
and principles Of ihe Republican par
~. and would do their duty if elected.
The roll was called and ba!io : cast
with the following result: Wren, II;
Howell, -; Hamilton, y; Turner, ii.
The tWo former were declared the
nominees, and, on motion, The n0!uiua-
tons Na> made unanimous.
Two candidates for Sheriff were
named, Frank Main by &. J.. Horn.
and George Gilmore hv l.. .. Weed.
Tie former received 3 and the latter
10 votes. and. on motion, The H0nilila-
ton oil Gilmore was made unanimous.
Waller Il. liarrub placed the nanie
Of Roland l.. Chase III nomination for
County Recorder, and the gentleman
wa> elected 10y reclamation.
L. L. Esierly nominated Charles e..
Wallace for County Assessor, who Wa
a'so declared the nominee by acclania-
ton.
For County Treasurer. Walter b.
IIarruu offered TIE name OF IL. Muel-
Ter, j. :. Burlincame named w. Head,
and Dick Paddock named w. 4. Sea
ton
ON motion, the nominations closed
and balloting begun. resulting in the
choice Of W. Head, who received IS
votes; Mueller, 3: Seaion, II. ON mo-
ton. Heads nomination was declared
unanimous.
Richard Paddock placed the name
81 {. q. Hubbard in nomination 1og
District Attorney, who was declared
the nominee ly acclainatiCn.
Ne eandida;es l-eseniing them
selves for the position OF County
clerk and Surveyor, on motion The
nominations were ordered 10 he filed
by The County Contra! Committee.
On motion of ID. McCann, Dr. Ham
il.on vas nominated 10y reclamation
for Public Administrator.
For toun;y Commissioners. Dave