The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-08

Gray, Deglow, Holmes; Wharf, Muth,
McDannofd, Meyers; Water-works, De-
glow, Glore, Middendorf; Elections,
Middendorf Glore, Kearney; Sewers,
Meyers, -, Middendorf; Police, Whit
tie, Rose, Bracker; Grades, -, Romer,
Gray; License, Holmes, Middendorf,
Rose; Fire Department, Ashbrook, De-
glow, Bracker; Work.house and Jail,
Geisbauer, -, Hall; Public Buildings,
Romer, Gray, Kearney; Relief, First
District, Rose; Secondj Hall; 'Third,
Middendorf; Fourth, ROmer.
The Highland Turnpike Company. :. W
ing recovered judgment against Hen
shaw a. Gibson for $221, balance on stock
subscription. $lOs Of that Judgment was
yesterday assigned of record to DreXe-
| iius & Mabus, the fashionable tail0rs.
Hon. James O'Hara, jun, and Hon. Il.
A.. Athey were yesterday appointed
Commissioners of the Court to examine
W. X. Benton, Raymond Q. Gray and
James w. Bryan, and report upon the
qualifications OF those three gentlemen
Tor the practice of the law.
Suit was brought yesterday in the Ken
ton Chancery Court by A. g. Winston,
executor of the will of Harriet Bradley,
deceased, against the administrator and
heirs of Lewis Collins, deceased, and
others, enjoining the sale Of or disposal
of any OF said Collins estate, and asking
u reference to the Master Commissioners
to settle said estate.
The case of John Flynn against the
Phillips & Jordan Iron Company is set
for Monday, January Goth.
| In the old case of II. N. Elliott and 9TH
ers against Mary +. Winston and others
q decree was entered Tor the sale OF the
Forest Hill tract of 242 acres, and the
Moore tract of 40 acres, both in this
county. &. G.. Wallace was appointed
Commissioner to sell, and r. A. Athey
| to represent the interests Of the infants
Theodore Riggs, one of the new Police,
resigned last night, and Peter Crockett
is appointed to ill the place.
Among the claims allowed by Council
last night were 500 for music at Marshal
Butts funeral, $513 for gasoline light
ST. 16o 95 for gas tor December, $7O0 tc
Peter Smith on account of NJ adison street
work. +.
1Ae table of the claims Of CouncilmeI
shows forly-three meetings since june
0, 1874: also tnat that the various mem
bers were present as follows: Kearney
McDannold and Rose, Al each; Whittle
Az; Glore, 80; Ashbrook, 3S; Stuart, ~
Middendorf, 36; Deglow, "a; Shinkle, 80
Holmes, 32; Hail, Geisbauer and MosEer
81 each; Wilson and Myers, % each
Bartlett and Bracker, 20 each; GRAY, l.
and Grant 6.
The City Assessor has been instructed
to take the census.
An election has been ordered for jun
10th in the Fifth Ward, to ill Mr.. Shin
kle's place. The voting place Is Kenton
tobacco warehouse.
The new trustees of the Orphan
Home are Messrs. .Ashbrook, WIttle
Rose, Romer and tue President of Coun
Gil.
The new Council was completely an
carefully organized last night, the men
bers taking their seats according to III
number of their wards. MIR. John Hill
man was reelected janitor.
The new police suits cost forty dollar
each.
The Board of Education will Meet tt
, night to organize. The reg,tfar standIn
: committees Tor the ensuing year will b
appointed, and an election held for cierl
of the Board and collector.
LUDLOW. .
The iron rails for this end Of the Cir
cinnati Southern Railway have been nj
irving here tor the last two days. Thi
, fact, we should think, would put an ell
, to further cavil about the removal OF loc;
| ton OF the road.
At the regular meeting-of West GOWNS
, ton Council last Thursday evening, Ge,
/ Humphrey, Esq, contested the seat {
his opponent, and after gaining hi
.point" withdrew his motion to contes
Il The river is falling fast.
MIR. Geirlein's team has not yet mad
its appearance.