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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

Hasta ahora la opinion pdblica en-
Russia Sc mantenfa en- cierta reservs
EN- 10 relative 4 la compra de las ac-
clones del canal de Suez por parte de
lnglaterra; pero empiezan 4 acen-
tuarse las dos opiniones que esta
compra ha producido en- el imperio
moscovita.
Ell partido llamado la J6vem Rus;a
desea un rompimiento con Inglaterra,
y llega q yer un casus bella en- la ad-
quisicion de las acciones y Ell par
lido Official y diplomatico, que regula
su conducta por los fntereses del Es-
tado, est& dipuesto 4 tratar con In
glaterra, hacienda concesiones sobre
el Milo y en- Egipto a cambio de
cierta libertad de accion en- Oriente.
Ell corresponsal del Daily Nes0s, en-
Berlin, dice q este peri6dico, despues
de inspirarse en- Ia atm6sfera que
reina en- los circulos polfticos de Ber-
lin, que &un adimitiendo la neutrali-
dad de Alemania, es indudable que
en- Russia existe una corriente dispues-
ia q romper con Inglaterra.
Por su parte, algunos peri6dicos
ltallanos dicen que 81 por razones es-
peciales Italia Sc encuentra en- la ne
cesidad de permanecer 4 la especta-
tiva, no puede yer sin disgusto pasar
de mano de una sociedad neutral 6 de
un virey impotente a las de una po-
tencia poderosa la llave del comercio
de este pals, cuando de un dia a otro
pueden encontrar cerrado ell paso al
mismo comercio, y desean que otros
mas poderosos no Sc dejen imponer
un acto que tiene todos los caracteres
de un desafo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
NOTICIAS DE LA PENINSULA.

A consecuencia del alboroto produ
cidO en- Walls con motive del restable-
cimiento de consumes, y habiendo si-
do atropellados> algunos dependencies
de puertas y teniendO que retirarse los
demas para no ser vlctimas de los al
bOrOtadOres, quienes parece que prem
dieron fuegO alguna casilla, sc ha
determinado variar la forma del i'm
puesto, satisfaci6ndose por medic del
encabezamientO de los gremios.
-TodOs los peri6dicOs de Valencia,
segun dicen las Pr0vinciGs de aquella
ciudad, han acogido con entusiasmo
y calOr el pensamiento de redactar Y
autorizar con numerOsfsimas firmas de
personals de todos los partidos, una ex.
pOsiciOn pidiendO al GobiernO la abo
licion de los ftleros vascongados, cuyo
movimiento unanime de la opinion sc
generaliza rapidamente en- toda Es-
pafa.
En- las prOvincias valencianas, ana.
de ell colega, ha de significarse en- el
mismo sentido la opinion p1blica, nc
solo en- las capitales, sin6 tambien en-
los muchos pueblos que tan duramente
han sufrido los tristes estragos de ls
guerra.
j -Ha fallecido en- Barbastro d. F6
lix Valon, baron de Mora Y decano d.
de los mayordomos de semana de s. M
j, Dos ladrOnes Sc han llevado d,
casa del cura de Espinardo, segun 9
Eco de Oartagena, una custodia, III
copon y tres calices de plata, otro
muchos objetos de orc, plata y meta
Y 5000 reales.
-Anteanoche fu6 sorprendida UNI
casa de- iuego en- Ia Gale de ],
pM, @a'oer6 I, principal, aiend'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
DE LA CONTADURIA.

Art II. Ell Contador tendra su cargo Ia inter
vencion y toma de razon de todos los ntereses au
torizara SUI hna, los tituos de las accioues, as
como tanbien :uantos dOcumentos de cueata y razOn
se eXpidan por e BAncO.
Art 7S. Las obgaoones del Contado: son:
Ia Establecer ell orden de la contabiIidad del Ban
co. confor1ne las bases c0nsgnadas los Estatutos
Reglamentos las prevencones que lie haga la
Direction.
q Drigir todas las operaciones de la Contadurls
prOponer al Director las msdidas que estlme conye
niente, fnde que sc acOmodan Ia Secretarla y la
Gaia, al sisena de couabilidad estabecido para aque
liza Seccion ep cuanto tenga reiacion entire sl
ga Pruponer tamben al Dlrector 10 conducente
pare que los estadOs, cuentas notclas de cOntabad
que las Suoursaes y los Colnsionados del Banco de-
ban rendir pasar al misue, sueten las reglas
modelos que So leg comunlquen
a. Examinar los documentos en- que hayan de des-
cansar los asientos de la Contadurla y exigir de
uuien corresponda la reparacon Immediate de los de
fvctos que ellos encuentre.
81 Hacer que todas las operaciOnes de la con abb
idad 40 leven sin ct menor atrasO de que
cualquier momento pueda comprobarse la verdadera
sltuaclOn del baucO.
ia For1nar los estados y balances de cuentas que
deban presentarse la Junta general de acconistas
al Conse eo de dreccion los demas que exja el Di-
rector
"a Formar asl mismo autorizar con su frma, los
estados de suacOn que dlarianente envara al Ulrec
tor, despues de terminates las operaciones los que
semanalmente han de publicarse en- la Gaceta Ohcia
g. Asstis los arque0s OrdnariOs y extraordlna-
rios de la Gaia Cartera. autorSando los estados que
de eHos Sc formen, 81 estan de conformidad con los
| libros de la LOntadar1a.
81 Examinar la legtiilndad de los documentos
que presenter al cobro, hacer las observaoione>
que consdere ustas, cuando carezcan de las formal
| dades neoesarlas.
1O. Hacer que extendan los giros que ordene la
direction, rubrcandolos practicindo las quidaclo
mes previas que son consequences.
II, Cudar de que se arreglen y devuelvan, sin
demora las lib eas que presenter para su confronta
ion los indtviducs que tengan cuenta corrlenta.
IL. Intervene rubrcar los biletes del Banco que
deban ponsrse en- circulation me1da que los vaya
recbiendo del Secretaro quien taciatl el resguar
do correspondence asl como p :dra exigrlo por su
parte al Cajero.
Is. lenar los denas deberes que lie imponen los
Estatutosy Regamentos.
Art 70. Para ell mejor 6rden clar;dad de las
operacones de la Contadur1a llevara la misma lbros
registros cuentas segun corresponda:
De las aecioles divid-ndos que Sc RIPARIAN.
Delos billees, de su emission ingreso en- Gaia sus
anulaciones.
De los descuentos, presamos, negociaciones giros
del Banoo
De los documentos ac0brar.
Qe las obligaciQnes pagnr.
Rs fasssaa y saids ds a stsalas 81 e.g!sra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

al llegar el delegado apost6lico 4
Atenas, fle acogido con manifesto
clones de desagrado por el pueblo,
que recorri6 las GALES gritando
''lFuera de aquf el ultramontanop'
"lGrecia no es provincia de Roma!"
Sc frmaban exposiciones pidiendo su
extra1lamiento y la clausura de las
Iglesias catolicas. Ell gobierno pu-
blic6 la nota que ha dirigido 4 Roma,
diciendo que no podfa admitir la
presencia del delegado apost6lico por
causa de la seguridad pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

La Asamblea Legislative helenica
ha nombrodo por sorteo los MEM
bros del Tribunal Supreme que han
de juzgar 4 los dos ministries acusa-
dos de estafa. Ell ministro de la Cue
IRA del mismo Gabinete Bulgaris que
Que su procesa, es acusado del nuevo
cargo de aplicar 4 gastos del Estado
el alquiler de 50 palacio, empleado
exclusiyamente ensu servicio particu-
lar. Sc le pide Ia restitution de~ls
suma particular. Contra los demas
rninistros resultan ademAs varios car.
sos dc distintas natsralsSaG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

a abordar 8 la corbeta, 10 que COM
prendido por ell bravo comandante
Cervera, hizo fuego, que contestaron
los enemigos con uno nutrido de fusi-
leria.
Ent0nces ell comandante Cervera le
puso la proa, Y le embistio q toda ma
quina, destrozandolo por complete, v
pereciendo los piratas en- nAmero de
go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

~ GxC1uHteu Cu uuCDtTOS ulGECM1aOS Sc
"a u exclusion del gobierno espanol
= de sus tropas de Ia isla de Cuba.
81 no fuera porque las anteriores
frases las habra cscrito, sin duda, el
director del S1a bajo Ia Influenza de
algun espfritu malo, creer1amos que
no eran suyas, sino mas bien de al
gun cubano ignorante en- grado SUI
perlativo 4 quien le hubiese cedido
csc dia las columns editoriales por
algunos greebicks. En- efecto no Sc
explica que Mr.. Dana aconseje su
gobierno la clausura 4 Espana de los
mercados de esta repdblica, cuando
precisamente 10 que nos convendrfa q
nosotros para desarrollar en- la metro
poll Ia industria, el comercio y la ma
yegacion mercante serfa que Mr. Grant
siguiera inmediatamente ese consejo.
Cerrados estos puertos para la ex-
portacion, 10 ser1an igualmente para la
Importation, y entonces nuestro go
bierno harla 10 que hace tempo hu
biera convenido mucho realizar: este
es; declarar de cGbOtqje el comercio
entire la isla y la Peninsula y aumen-
tar los derechos de exportacion para
ell extranjero. De este modo, Espaf1a
sc convertiria en- el gran dep6sito de
azdcar y tabaco del mundo, y los ame-
ricanos tendrfan que ir ALA a buscar
esos artfculos, que tanto necesitan, y
que tan pingiies rendimientos produ-
cen& su comercio y q su Hacienda.
Con esta disposition, nuestra marina
mercante aumentarfa en- muy pocos
amos Ia industria nacional tomaria
vuelo; nuestras ciudades del litoral lie
garfan z ser 10 que hoy son Nueva-
York, Filadelfa, Boston y Baltimore;
se darfa ocupacion, en- las refnerfas
que sc establecieran, 4 miles de es-
pa1oles que hoy emigran del suelo
patrio por falta de trabajo; y la agri-i
cultura, asi como otros ramos indus
triales producirfan mas, por tener en-
Cuba un mercado seguro y sin COM
pctencia para sus productos.
Mr.. Dana, que ha estado en- Cuba,
de 10 que conserva muy dolorosos re-
cuerdos, sabe perfectamente que aque-
LA isla solo necesita de este pals al |
guna n1aquinaria, provisiones y due
las. Pues bien de la primera nos
surtiriamos en- Inglaterra, que la cons
truye mucho mejor, mientras no Sc
diera mayor desarrollo entire nosbtros |
& ese ramo de Ia industria, para ell
cual poseemos las mejores materias |
primas que Sc conocen; las provisio-
mes Sc basta Espafla para producirlas
fomentando la agriculture; y respec-
to de Las duelas vendrianos q buscar-
las al Canada.
Siga en- buen hora ell gobierno ame-
ricano el consejo que lie da Mr.. Dana,
y va veremos cual de las dos naciones
sale gananciosa con la medida.
Lo que toca a retirarse Espa1la
de la isla tan de buen grado, es cosa
algo mas diffcil. Aparte de no con-
sentirlo nj el honor nj los intereses
nacionales, tiene nuestra patria toda-
via un destino providencial en- Anne
rica, y es el emprender la obra de ci-
vilizar Ia America anglo-sajona.
Asf, pues; nj puede, nj quiere, nj
debe irse de la isla de Cuba, que tie
ne que ser el punto de partida para
que Espara cumpla su desti"o mani
HeStc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

De la entrada saida de fondos en- metalico efec-
tos en- Gaia por todos conceptos.
De los dep6sitos, con la correspondence distinction
de clases valores efectos en- que So constituyan.
Del vencimiento de documentos.
De las personas que tengan cuenta corriente en- el
BancO.
De las Sucursales que Sc estab'ezcan de los Co.
msionados que Sc nombren, para las operaclones que
de cuenta del Banco eiecuten.
De los balances diarios semestraes.
De los gastos de todas classes.
De la responsabililad que aleanza cada frma de
ell Banco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07

clones que ha practicado desde el dia
Il al 6 por Ojo de Aqua, los Cedros,
La Seibita y otros puntos, bati6 dis
tintas veces al enemigo, causandole
5 muertos y gran nGmero de heridos,
recogiendo s. caballos 6 inutilizando
algunos otros; teniendo por nuestra
parte un muerto y un herido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-07
PROYECTO DE EsTATUTOs.
REGLAMENTO.

ACCIONEs DEL BANCO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
tFr1iit Thursdays Daily. ]

TuE h,istic, Luaaing aud Luiton.holc.
ing. incident 10 the progress Of nom.
mating convention. has entirely sub.
sided, and the influential dclpynte"
may now pcrnmbulntc the public streets
at his Owm sweet will, nor violate his
conscientious scruplcs Wy Fcfriaing 10
irriSate his physical system, above nine
times per hour. \ number Of tho sue.
ccgGful aGrirdIit" still remain. hat 10y far
the greater portion " tho delegates have
returned from wlirHCc they cImo and
may rcst INSURED that they hnvo done
their duty hy giving 10 tho voters Of
Elko county " iickci that Is entirely sal
i%fnC'ory. The next political excite
mCnt will 10 tho Republican pri-
mnrics, which will br held on Snlur.
day noXt to be followed by tho Convert
lion OH TuCsdoy,thc Ith proSimo, but the
Republican primaries and Convention
will not attract ns much attention aa
didAlio Democratic, owing 10 tho fact
that there Is liitlo or no competition fol
the various nominations In tho former
while III the latter tho contest was vcry
warm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
THE ELuun,NG u1LL A sue, Ess.

Yesterday afternoon Mcssrs. Ainley
" Bobier'snew Touring mill was start
ed up. and fully met the expectations
of its most sanSuire admirers. In fact
1t was complete Success, aud moved as
smoothly as it could possibly run. A
poor quality Of wheat was put in ht first
to clear the machinery, md it yielded n
good quantity of flour, which. although
| quite dark, made nice sweet bread.
To-day the mill will be run ON q better
| quality of grain, and superior article
Of i!onr is expected to be The result.
There liz no dorbt MS to the success Of
the undertaking Ind its benefits to
this c,'Rllnunity. The only question Il
MS TO The supply of Wheat, Of which but
y light crop WAS sown this year; al-
though We believe that MI who did SOW
their grain have received very fa,tering
returns. md we arc informcd that now
the mill is i'll operation largo crops Of
wheat will be sown i'll ill parts of the
county next season, the ranchcrs OK
Fecting to not only raise enough for
home consumption, but have Il surplus
for expectation to outside markets.
The 1Toprictors have employed Josial,
Chase, formerly of Glover Valley, US
their miller, and if the farmers will
only send in plenty of choice grain,
which they can easily do, there will he
! irn more importktions OF flour from Call
ifornia, ns skc mill can turn ont nbout
scventy-Rre barrels per day, and do
good work.
In connection Will the mill is bar.
ley cracker, with capacity of from
ton and half TO two tons all hour,
and if anybody wants barry ground they
can be accommodated.
Such property rs tho above las
long been needed in Elko, and i,9w TINT
it Is suppl!t:i let us hope uat it may
prove as sGttsssfd. financially, ms We
have every reason 10 believe that ii will
mechanically. .
PEEsoSAL.-Lofd Dufcrin. Governor
General Of Canada, aud suite passed
East i'll spccia! car last night. L. /.
lloale md Il. NJ. baum Of Pnlisadc,
came up by the same train, and return
Home this morning.
Specimens: = Mr.. Terry last night
gave Al. Fisher 4 cofplc of choice spec
imchs from The Panther mine, Cornu-
copia, Which adds new. Interest to AIS
superb collection. ... o..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
TIE DEHocnATIU coxvENr1oy

The Democratic County Convention,
which commenced its session on AIOn-
day last. adjourned sine die at $50
O'Clock, 7. IN. yesterday, nftcr having
completed the nomination of county
ticket and the transaction OF all the
business before it.
The platform adopted by the Conven-
ton, after endorsing both the Demo
cratic National and State platforms and
dghonntinS the late military instruc-
tiona regarding elections in tho South,
touches upon two unusually important
issucs-.Yiz: the grain trade ana the
boundary question. These are bo;l,
suhjecta al BarhmoHEt Importance 10
all residents Of This county and oui
Legislative nominees stand pledged on
the right aide III beth cases.
The Ticket nominated IS q good one,
and will lie found under the proceed
ingS of the Convention. Neatly all
nominees are known throughout the
county, AMI are men Of whom We ncc,l
not be ashamed. 4 careful pcriisal Of
tie list is sufficient, aud 10 comment;
are necessary.
Democrats, the Convention has placed
your ticket iii the field, and you can
urge no good reason for not supporting
1t. Should there Ee ANY Sectional feel
ings existing between you, drop them,
Rnd labor for the good Of the panty.
DO not cD2cnGcr strife even should sou
feel that way, but put your shoulder to
the wheel work with will and we will
win a complete victory. Your duty to
yourself; your party, and 10 your cuun-
try demand that You support the nomi-
ness. and that heartily, too.
ASr"ED.--lrstcrlhy afternoon tho
new Democratic Central Committee
the names Of the members Of which
will he found i'll tie proceedings Of the
County Convention met and proceeded
TO organize. Lew Willard was chosen
Temporary Chairman and 4. j.. llculcy
Sccrctnfy. J. +. Trirlclt declined Ia
serve on the Committee, and s. 8. Sears
WAS elected 10 till the vacancy. An
election was then held for The selection
Of PERMANENT officers, which lcsulie,! M
follows: 5. S. Scars, Chairman; r. y.
lnN-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
Gronor SrokEs. fotnc,i, ;con;oa,o


| GEonoE srokEs. formerly tcconnficc.o
with the Denver Tribune, writes froa
pcadweod of tho hien in the mines II
the following hutHofous, yet truthful
style: "Thc sinaftest Alexis on ali
subjects htte are ffoth Montana. The
best miners Il, lem grofad arc men
from California. The men who lemnnd
tao highest waEes. and earn the small.
est, nrc from Utah; The hlan Who LOOK
you II tho eye aud 6sk iii; most unn::
heard q pFiccs FOR their claims hail
from Nevada. Tho MOST persistent
prospectors, and-tell it not in Gath
the ones most given to the contempla:
ton of the cocktail, comic from Color.
ado. The weakest knced, no.ncconnt
GROWER GehGfally comes froh 'do%I
East. One of these told mo last week.
in burst Of ic1uEderca. tkEa he lind
actually fcch Compelled to iiwofk iSr
wages since he came here" 1 stool
appalled,, bnt, nStaFr c considering that he
received twenty four dollars per week
for his serviccs,-morc than he ever got
for months work elscwIerc,-I with.
drew my sympathy aud went straight.
way and hunted up job myself. All
tho ncrSeleSs nici l gfeive to shy. nre=
not teiiderfootcd. eSome. mon con q
here direct from other 3nYainr coun-
tries; and il they are .iiot taken into
pnrtnorsiiiir by the 1ntkiest ciainr-hold.
ers on their arrival, they cry go home;
aid as u rule We let 'etE sc.
EQUALIzATiox.-The Board of Com.
missioners Of ibis county, sitting as d
Board OF Equalization, will conclude ita
lnbors on Monday next; the second OF
October, and persons having Busfncss
to transact with the Board will hive TO
do so before 6 o'clock p: III. OF that day:
AIEssns. Mln1IN AND GrDfBfSs; nomi.
nees for the Assembly on The Ormsby
Democratic ticket, having declined to
remGih on tho ticket. II. II. Elstner and
John .McFatnailan hayo been ilamed bS
tho County Central Committee 10 All
the Vacancies:
The Reno Journal s&SS the Comnlis-
sionels Of Washoc county have reduced
tho tax OH the Central PacilIc Rnilroad
Company from $8l4,0OO to SCl5, 900.
and fIom $4,000 to $4,000 per mile ON
the rohl: Tho Assessor puts Il ia nj
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
THE RALLY.
Good Sprnl1ing--IarGr Crowd-Um-
bounded EnthusIuSm.


Last evening The citizens OF Elko, a
least the Democratic portion, turned
out to attend tho ratification meeting,
which was held in front Of the Hotel
The new stand was placed III position,
bondres blazed, the band played, and
great enthusiasm was displayed on all
sides. Senator CGhn called the mcetipc
to order, and proposed che following
gentlemen for officers Of The meeting.
and they were elected:
President--IIon. J. 4. Savage. Vice
Presidents-Wil!iam Rogers, II. a.
Young, J. ". Dorsey, G.. II. Shepherd,
L. .. Willard, john Hunter, j. ". Fox,
Geo. O'Breitcr, John Duvall, a. J.
Thompson aud J. II. Watson.
Secrctarics-A. ". Fisk and Il. b.
Henley.
The President introduced the speaker
OF the evening, L. Blannerhassett, one
OF the Democratic candidates for Presi-
DENTAL Elcc.or from this State, and for
IN hour and II half the orator. by his
eloquence, logic aud reasoning, held the
audience within the sound OF his voice.
AIr. Bianncrhassett dwelt particularly
on the silver and the Chinebe questions.
ana ali who, feel nh interest in either of
these paramount subjects could not
help being wei pleased with his re
marks. lie touched on the issues Of
the day, and MI matters before the ueo-
pie which cut any figure III the present
campaign. The pleasing, aiTtble man.
her and delivery Of the speaker were
very attractive, anu gave the most gen.
eral satisfaction 10 the large crowd of
interested spectators.
The meeting WAS the largest OF the
campaign, the attendance being unusu-
ally heavy, and patriotism ran high, Ill
seeming to he ur and doing, ready to
meet any and all the requirements of the
occasion--each appearing to VIC with
his nGighbor in laboring for the good
cause, and assisting in placing the
Democracy, which is Synonymous of
honesty, reform and liberty, once more
in power, and delivering the down-trod-
den, oppressed end ovcr-ta&cd people
from their thralid6m.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

For SURVEYOR. robert NJ. Catlin.
,hc gentleman who to-day announces
himself candidate before the Rcpub.
]icnn Convention, for the Office al Sur.
vcyrr /: \ young man thoroughly COM
petcn' Ia perform the duties NJ tho 20.
nition, being moi only graduate In
TINT school Of science, hut has also had
large practical cxpcricnto in his pro.
fcssion. Sir. Cnllin has boon n resi-
dcnt OF this county homo two years,
having accompanied his brother, 4. G.
Cntlin, to this State, aud has since ro.
sided ut Bruno, wl,crc The elder brother
IS now conducting mining and milling
operations for Tho well known Marda
company. VIZ arc personally aGguaint.
Cd with tho gentleman in question, nnd
'al'o pleasure In recommending him 10
tho consideration OF Tho Convention,
both AZ n worthy man nnl an accom-.
rItshod surveyor.
THE Chinese gardeners nrc fencing IN
G"oh sized section at tho river bottom,
"hd will 1T once hrgim tho rclnun, ra.
i've work Of raising turtle goup.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-01
From fridays Daily. ]

REPUBLICANS DELEGATI:5.- The Rcpilb.
Leans Of Elko precinct hold II meeting
nj tho Courthouse last evening for the
purpose Of selecting: II set Cf delegates
To be voted for oh Saturday Is rcprcScnt
Elko III tho Republican County Con.
vCntiom, which meets on wednesday,
next ndt Tuesday as We stated ycstcr-
day. i. Il. lIigrlow called the meet
ing &c. order, aud l.. a. liiilchcld WA
elected Chairmani Il. II. BiEcluw and
j. y. MnsUn Secretaries, and II. ".
Brown and IUu!a Knhn lcllcfs. b,
was agreed that Tie delegates FhhllL
he chosen 10y II ballot, all ilo RcpHhli.
cans present voting. and Tat tho gen.
ilcmOh receiving The lareca' ntruhrr of
rulcg on each ballot should bo ono Of
tho eight 10 DO chuscm. Eight ballots
were had, resulting in Tho selection OF
The gentlemen named below III lilo order
hi which tlicir hnniog appear: 4. Bixcl,
u. Rcinliar!, II. ". Brown, Geo. Soitz,
IL. rhlllil'E, J. J. Garrocht, j. $. May
hugh tnd G. NJ. Wilson. 4 collection
was then tnkcI ur tc dciray expenses
and tho sum Of fifteen dollara realized
after which tho meeting adjourned.