, 1875-12-12


| After the Adjournment OF the County Conven
ton. the Central Club vas called to order b
Mr. J. H. Clough.
Ill. D. J. Avery was elected Secretary.
The Chair announced that the buEuesa Of th
| nesting was to heaf The report Of the Commit
tea OF Fifteen On Pornanent Officers of tn
| Club.
The report 1as read by Mr. she1wood, a. fol
| lows:
P7essdrnt-Wtliam Airich.
''fe- -f4<sidrnts-sonth Di.iaon, George Il. Eow;
George sclsns1ler. Arthur Dixon. West Division S.
2. Accrea John Bashler, #. Z Sullivan. o. L Mann
! G. T. hatson- North Division, 4. c. L.rned, John A.
| EnandeG, John H. Nuke Second Commissioner Die
tic, Gen : yal.as sa,rEI; wt ut; TSirq Z w@@ssn
i! George II. Cafkoy.
| 2rs1surtr-Georse r. Sherwood.
! i2reeuk u usmetrs-n B. s'eae ]. y. McGtnnisa,
Henry Haren, AyeZy Ioore, Martin Conrad. John
aodtnan' = . Me9r.th Y - I. !. Biuthardt Julian 7.
Pc-re.
tbs report was adopted, and the Club ad-
jouraed subject to cali OF The Chairman.
TIE THIRD WARD.
An adjourned meeting Of citizens and tax
payers ct the Third Ward was he'd as No GIG
State street. which vas largely attended by some
Of tho most prominent citizens Of the ward.
Mr. r B. Mason. who was elected temporary
Chairman At the first meeting, AGAIN occupied
the chair.
Not to come into conflict with the Republican
Club organized BY dessrs. Goodwillie. Sargent,
xa,l other ward politicians, it aWas decaded to
call tt11s the Citizens Club OF the Third Ward
The Committee on Nominations, appointed 1T
the Previous meeting, consisting Of MessEs. E.
G. Mason. ", E. Doegett. J. W. E. Thomas. Ad-
Olson Ballard. and F. ". Packard, submitted
ff,cfr hfr1%rr FALL
Fretdcnt-Thomas Berao
Fte-P. es1dc7aks-Thoraas Hoyne, Nathan CQ1with
william G. Phillips, and !alvaa Ford.
6t-Se4cTy GHd lTcaEu1ET-F. C. T1erling.
Exreuz1rx com.iuee-Jacob Rosen5urg, Y. G,
smith, James MCKINLEY. c. D. Hamin. doozge A.
Mech B. :: Y Hancock ?: 3 FIJI; J: u; Gillespie,
and r II. Mitchell.
The report Was unanimously adopted.
constitution WAS then submitted and adopt-
ed It provides that the name Of the orgsniz1-
ton eaan 10 the Third Ward Citizens Club.
Its objects arc to secure The good and eco
nomical management: Of our local Affairs by the
election OF honest and competent men to our
city aud county Offices the reduction Of taxa
tion the protection Of the ballos-bo1, and pun
iehment Of frauds thereon and the advance
ment Of all other proper and loyal measures.
New members have to be elected by two-rhirds
vote Of the Executive Committee The dues
will be 81 per aunun, payable in advance. and |
euch payment Ia condition precedent to mem-
bershrp.
Meetings viii be held on the first Saturday |
eveuln: of csch month or ofteuer. at tue call Of
the President Attor short speeches by some OF !
the members Of the new Club, and an baraogue ]
By iii. doodFilie, who attacked the motives OF |
Tho organizers, the meeting adjourned. |
NEW TRIEN- I
4 Republican Club for the Township Of Now !
rtier vas organized At Tnmetse Fridav, and the
following ofdcers elected: J. T. Dale, Presi
lent; J. l. Oven. First yioe-Prssident; II. A.
springer, Second vlce-Ptesident; C. L. Vail,
Secretary; L. T. Sherman, Treasurer. An Ell
scusire Committee Was elected Consisting of A.
R. P. Murphy, s. ". Oseood John |
Ellis, and L. Schantz. E. a. Fillins naa chosen l.
Iclegats 70 the County Convention.