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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

Smallpox in San Franciscois dyipl
out.
A pacific solution Of the Eastern
question 10 now deemed probable.
Senator Blaine addrssssd an i'm
mense audience at Chicago SATURDAY
night,
Thewomap's National Temperance
Convsntion adjourned Saturday b
meet next year in Chicago.
Fraudulent repatriation in New
York City continues not withstand
ing the vigilance Of Republicans.
The betting in New York City on
the presidential election remains
steadily in favor Of Hayes. The odds
are about 500 to $40.
Some very damaging evidence has
just beea brought to Light ss0cern-
ing Governor Tilden's alleged evasion
Of the lncone tax.
The Treasurer OF the Philsdelphis
Democratic Executive Committee has
been arrested on . charge of attempt-
ing to violate the siec1on laws OF
the city.
The committee appointed by Con-
gress to investigate the Chinese
question adjourned Saturday, in tan
Francisco. until November ..
Three Methodist ministers were
shot in Arkansas the other day by
Illicit distiilers, under the SUPPOSE
ton that they were revenue officers.
Samuel Jones, = man sixty years
OF age, has been arrested nj Phi'a-
delphia on suspicion Of having CON-
United a nameiess outrage on little
girl six years old.
Cadet Midshipman Homer e.
Pom ndstone of Virginia has been dis
missed from the Naval Academy for
haxing. Midshipmen Woodwork
of California and Barclay Of NJ issouri
are awaiting trial on the same charge.
Edward 5. Stokes, the murder of
James Fisk, was saturday released
fro,u the States Prison, his term OF
sentence having expired.
One of the largest Democrat club
organization IN New York city has
deserted the standard OF rildeu aud
Hendricks and gone over to the
Republicans.
Herman Beth :, music teacher,
formerly from Lns Angeles, COM
mit,ee suicide with morpnine IN San
Francisco yesterday.
Rain fell hriskly IN Saturday night
in San Francisco, but yesterday MAS
bright but cool.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

~, ... ...,.,.. - e.,,tttt,r
In view o. sne plvsen' p :, ,an ss.,n.
o. A.'e 80 ...,ne,.a J.r,.r. tes foI
49, ...s.i,.,,ns - \. ,hr,r .,ucsre deelsr.
s..sn ~ r,,nrirlcs vi,lou r~serye or evasion
@~ .,.,,..... :, a.. n.
ftrf-se snae,se tae p..uo %s,.,,
poeiicAn Nat,onAi oon NV cs.,'... :. c.
and the hereoheAn s'Ase eensenuon ~
ssn Oty, and declare our marry ahskAn.s
che principles set fsrth ~ trs Is.a Oh -
septanes 81 cur ean0ioa1s 'ot H'os'
S~cond-lr the nomination Of Rutherford
\ HAYES and wulian 4. Wheeler ve ind
prcofs Of the discrimination Of the Rspaosi-
cen party to support tried men and true. We
heartily endorse them. gu: eaSdidstes. ~ men
az the purest lfs and alma. and We point
With pride 70 then - being even above sns-
uictan.
rs;.,-vnu. ,.rar,,u,,s f.Ily Il. nee.s-
Hnua- - - =. -s..-~ 4.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30
A xArrEx FOR REPUBLICANS.

At the hazard oi being tiresone to
our readers We again refer to mat
ter that should be kept in the minds
of voters between now and election
time. W. ]. westerfield Is the Mon
grel candidate for the Senate aud I.
5. Davenport 10 the regular Re.ubli-
can nominee for the same position.
Mr.. Wcster6eld, although personally
he may be an excellent gentleman
1--WE do not wish 10 di>c ass that point
is a. thorough Democrat a. ever
cast ballot. Being manly in his
character and determined in his ma
turs, he is q CONSTANT party man,
and h always ready to assist the
party by vote or other act. If elected,
then, By svots Of ninr-tenths Demo-
Gratis and ons-tsutA neutrals. he
could not without shamefully stulti-
flying himself ana ignoring his past
record vote two Year, hence for .
Republican to succeed Jones in the
L. s. Senate. We cay he could not
do % without assuming such An atti-
tude toward his party - must for
ever kill him politically. Suppose
that Republicans and Democrats
we're equally divided in the Legi.la-
ture, could Mr.. Westerfeld be ex-
pecsed to bolt his party and throw
the election Of Senator into the hands
of the Republicansi The danger Of
allowing any more Democrats to 60
to Congress has been % fully ex-
planned in this canvass that further
reference to it is unnecessary. No
Republican caa support = man for
the Legislature who would in his
turn support . Democrat for Con-
gress. A voter who would do that
isnos Republican, for by doing 30
he would aid Democratic national
success. 1t Is . uistter that has
direct reference to the central gov
ernment, and party lines With respect
-, Il h<ek 3D. Tk~,-
cannot be overs,epped withou. ALSO
lutte qualification and disertion of
party. A Republican may vote for
Dem oerstic member of the Assem-
bly, this year OF Democrat may vote
for \ Republican and each he u
reasonably consistent party man.
The case would Ike different two
years hence, however. when those
Assemblymen would have u voice in
formin. the next L. s. Senate. The
contest for election to the State SEN
ate this tall is strictly one Of party.
Republicans and al thuse who are
opposed to mourning the dangers of
= Democratic restoration Will sup
port Davenport. With respec, Ia
other csndi tates ON the ticket, per-
sonal preference may be jnstly AL
lowed some weight, We would
knov exactly where 10 fad Daveu-
port two wears hence on the ballot
r L. s. S-nstor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30
The Next Congress.

In the United States Senate there
are "a Senators, and with Colorado
there will he IS. At present the
Seuate IS composed OF 20 Republi-
cans. - Democrats. 4 Independents
and ane Vacancy. In the House
there are 179 Democrats, lOS Re
publican. and 5 Independents.
Twenty eight senators are to hr
elected hy the following States
Arkansas. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Loui>ians, Maine. Massachusetts,
Mic Ryan. Minnesota, Mississippi,
Nebrssks. New Hampshire, Nex
jersey, Rhode Island, South Caro-
lima, Texas, aud Wisconsin III, Re-
pubiiean), Alabsmla, Delaware,
Georgia. Kentucky, North Carolina,
Oregon, tennessee. Virginia and
IVES, Virginia @, Dcmocrstic). Col.
orado sends Senators. Fifteen al
the u above-nsmed States went Re.
publican at the last election. The
hold-over senators stood % Republi-
can, 20 Democratic and 5 lndepend
ent. From the above data it may
be safe tn presume that the Republi'
eau majority in the Senate Of the
Fo-,y-htth Congress will be less than
i, was during the session OF the
Forty fourth. The House will have
much reduced Democratic ma
iority.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

Coz. lSoERsoLL's eptErammatic
remark-h you want to make Rep
ublicans, build . school house; II
you want to make Democrats, tear
il down-ges forcible illustration In
. letter received by one OF our lead
Ing publishing houses from boz <
seller in indianapolis, under date
Of Oct. IL. II 10 as follows:; In.
teiligence Is ~ \ discount Ia ouI
State since the election, and We
must ask you TO cancel our orders
for your publications. We shall
want no standard books Ut preseut.'
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

ITALY. it's understood, has her eye
on Tunis, being resolved a. demand
that Lart Of the Ottoman Empire -
the price Of AN alliance wita Russia.
In additioa 70 acquiring the site Of
Carthage her ancient foe - Italy
would by this bas9Ain gain vaiua-
BILE colony.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

WITH . solid and hungry South
pulling him on one side and Messrs,
Kelly, Morrissy, and o'Brien pull.
ling him on the other, what. ..h
would bscome OF Prssidea. Tiidsu I
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

TuK British Polar Expedition got
within ~ mites Of the North Pole
With the aid Of sledges, but the
veuturssome explorers failed 70 dis
cover an. open Posas ses. and the
nysssry Of the Pole 10 - great %
ever. The expsdition, however, vas
Q great success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

VIZ have received . copy Of the
Real Estate Advance, . bi-veekly,
cight-pagr paper, .devoted 10 the
interest Of property owners. builders,
merchants aud corporations" Ed.
ward p. Casteriine 10 the editor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

GEN. J. d. Cox's majority ior Con.
gress In the With Ohio Di.srics a .s26l
b the larges. ever given any capdi.
date there. II shows thst the pen
pie like TO vote for good candidate,
and will elect him II they are moi
cheated OF their will ~ fraud.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

JUpoR LEONARD is on the Com
stock again, after tour through the
eastern counties. He reports that
part Of the State as certain for .
Republican m.jority. II remains
now for the western counGes to re-
spond TO the east. and thus secure q
handsome State majority. Lyon
county will be found In the same
position that she has occupied in
former campaigns, She will elect
every Republican nominee on her
own ticke, and contribute her full
weight TO the electoral ticket. With
respect to Judge Leonard our people
are sound and satisfied. They did
not know him when be was NOM
mated, but he has been among them
some since, and wherever he goes he
makes most favorable impression.
We hope TO see him down this way
again during the present week
Judge Leonard is most sxcellen,
and conscientious gentleman, as we'll
As an able juris,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

The President has promulgated
the following Thanksgiving procls-
nation: Il, Ulysses 3. Grant,
President of the United States, do
recommend TO the people Of tas
United States ~ devote the 30th day
of November next to An expression
Of their thanks and prayer TO Al
mighty God, and, laying a.'ds their
daily avocatiors ana all secular &C.
equations, 10 assemble in their re-
spective places Of worship and
observe such day as day Of thanks,
giving and rest"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

IT is cheering to know that the Re-
publicen party in California is or
gsni1ed for work such as it never
Was since the days of 1881. Those
who are in position 10 make au.
then,ic estimates claim 5000 ma.
joriiy for Hayes and thrse out ol
four Of the Congressman. Oregon
10 counted on as sure for the Repub
hcans, and our own State we may
safely depend upon. The chance,
seem nov that not single electors
vote will be sent from the Psc,6s
HtAtes for Tildsn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30
REGISTERED VOTERS.

n IsT OF VOTERS REGISTERED roR
IL the general ele, ton. Tuesday, November
I. 1915. silver City Precinct. Lyon county,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

A "resorm" campaign saccessfnl
thorough fraad vopld b > noble
ylesoTy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30
SIlver-Note Bank Company
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Conrad Aaron wiegani, Manager.
VIRGINIA CITY, RgxApA.

TITS PURP0sED. AFTER EsTABLIsHINo
II the Virginia City Agency Of this Company
70 open Agsacies Of the . me ct Gold NM
silver City. Dayton. CArson. Aurors. Reno.
wadsworth, Elko, HAMILTON, austin ana
Truckee.
Pstmasters PLEASE NOTICE and s,ar a..
tion in best euartsr.
Partial information in rela 10 shn psvs-
nent may be obtained by Pc, = vail known
applying. who can expedite asa issist in We
PRACTICAL RExoSErIsArIoS c. ~, and in
AAisISa THE VALUES OF MNixss a,xs By com.
muLic.ting lIS srRrcrxsr Coz sscK) pcrt,.
nept fact ~ the manager - beivs.
All DALLAS publishcd In the state Of Ne.
vsaa ,Ntrs,niA tn.erprise exceptca) pisass
COPY AM al. e,tise t.,s aot.cs ne ~ss~ u
lowest terms aud .enG bill.
ot1ef Nvv.u. pap,r please kpply w,sE
PRIV 81 e,at. M LIZ - ~ CIR, u.ss..L. etc, -
bs40~,
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sis Ana Ai,- pl.-s, .aN.r a.e tars ~. rl,...
.ua senu TALL
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tss.A.i. .'Losist IL ..s,ft.ss ext k,li
sss..A ses.s@iu ..rS.s.5 4 az AA.. ,iss.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

LYON COUNTY TIMES
MONDAY OCT. 50. 1876
ne Natic.al Republican Ticket,
FOR PREsDuFr.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
- oHIo.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
~ NEW reak
STATE TICKET.
Presidential Elecseeas
n 4. pAooET. Storey o0unV
0eORaI rvTFLY...., .ornsoy county
IN ". BIaRoP. .--....--.. Lincoln oosnV
g~aee ersspreaeCesrs.
Q. B. Leonard.
Fer Congress:
Thomas Wren.
LION COUNTY TICKET.
For state senator:
rREO. 8. DAVENPORT.
For Asssmhlynsal
PHIL. d. WRIGHT,
II. KENNEDY,
c. CLEAvER.
For sheriff;
ROBERT COOK.
For Treasurer:
J. d. SIMS.
For District Attorney;
GEORGE W. KEITH.
For Assessor;
CHARLES +. BRANT.
For Recorder:
PARK BARN Is.
r~ County UesA;
HORATIo c. LINCOLN.
nor County cs.nnisssnpsrs
IOHN G. Mex E MI r.
fLaag Term
GEO. w. BURRIER.
feA.ort rern.l
Fcr County Surveyor;
MUEL DILDlNE.
v~ s.per,u.ender, Of Public sehceas;
CHARLES II. STE0 n 4 n.
THoS. r. HAWKINS.
For School Truxses:
silver City.
rAs. NJ. McGINNIs, PATRICK
HENRY, H. J. T. scHEEL
Dayton.
M.LJoHNsoN, S, L, ROBINSON
L. A. GUILD.
sure.
r. WOoSTELL r. >. RAW,
L. LAMB,
Fur Ccustables:
silver CITY. pssles'
wv. MILLER, NJ, W. STILES,
For Justice as the Peace:
silver City, hs'sh'
A TAFT. VI. c. HlCk Z \.
County Central Committee:
J. r. SHAW.
". r. KING.
FRANK KENYON.
PATRICK HENRY.
4 9. RAW.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

RYevooft
Notice oh eetinns 70 the right TO vote On
the part Of sny persan registered - ssor~~ati
vtll be received until O'Clock r. =. on ~
fourth day pssv,sas 10 tbs Jay Of siectoa.
All p~xous vhoss nance may - ssfeasesASy
enS,ysa il tie sAA,vv hsa sEs seNuseasa ~ ~
pear a. ny esses and hsvs surh ssrs~ eee'
rvsS>S J. r. GOULD. R~stssry Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

r lsr OF RE6IsrxRkp NAMES ON TIE
a Oneial Register Tor EurekA Nili Pre-
cinct. Lysa County. Nevada. tos Ne gsassal
eiessSon November Z. ISIS:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

4 GENTLEMAN or ABOUT - YnAns.
"A WITH PERFECT health end u - eerccn-
s1anc~e, dealrss 70 corsespond NJ AAasnosr
Of young ladies', With The ultt y s'e roenn Of
natrsmony. Andyess. Loeh D - ~ eNse
, 1876-12-27

feetcd, and that Tlldcn Is to he lnaugurated
without fail.
nuN. ANDERSON
Was tho messenger appointed to deliver tho
Hayes Electoral voto Of LouLsana to the Prcst.
dent of the Senate. The Republicans think that
this Has bis business IN Washington.
, 1876-12-27

CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATo BECOMING uNEAsTs
Sptcfai DttpateA to The 1rsbuas.
WASHINGTON, y. c., Dec. 20.-.1 considerable
number Of conservative Democrats arc bccor1-
ing alarmed at the position tho Aol.se has us
sutnc1 with respect to the inrtolabiltty Of tho
telegraph. The subject will probably he
brought up. Il any business is done III tho House
to-morrow, by Proctor KNIT, who, It IA ani!ci-
patcd, will prcsc'lt kilograms from MIR. Siorri-
son. arM1 move for the Arrcst nf William Urton
to show cause for contempt. It Is possible that
SOME of The conservative Democrats will pro-
test ttut the House has gone too far, und Ia ,i-
der'uintne ono Of tho principles width lies at
the foundation Of free government; that IT. il
less important to discover what political tc1c-
grams may have becn sent tl,an 1t Is ~ preserve
lnvolatc this constitutional prtMcLpfe, nn1 to
avoid airy such excrcisc Of arbitrary power.
NO pOWER 10 RxCUsE.
10 The HfifefH Arsaefdted t+tsx.
WASHINGTON, y. T., Der. A;.-Spcuker RAM
dali llas rcple,i to the letter Of President Or
tot1, Of thu Western Linton Telegraph Company,
asking to Ike cxeu&cd from niE'cariug lHfnrs
the htoFrisom Investigating Cutntnittcu and
produce certain raflcrs anu kilograms. Tho
bpcakcr, In thccoursc of conversation, said he
hail no power to excuse. 1t WAS tor tic lluuso
to dcsef1uElc what action SHOULD be takea.
, 1876-12-27
CRONIN,'
AN AWKWARD rREDJCAMENT,

Epettdt 0$p1feA 70 7hS 7F1bure
WAsnIsG1oN, Dec. N.-Alr. Cronfn and his
friends hare discovered that M awkward ques-
tton viii present Itself "a soon as hts credentials
arc presented for examination, for, Upon their
face. they bear tho statement Of the Governor
under tho seal Of the State Of the election Of
two Republican Electors, whereas II will notap-
pear that Mr.. Cronin was elected by them a
messenger tn bring The returns to this city, anil
that hts election vas brought about By tro
other gentlemen who claimed to have associated
Themselves with him without any preteuso
whatever on tho part Of the Governor that
for, much less elected, by the people
Of Oregon. Atr. Cronln has placed tho archives
Of the Electoral College on deposit, Us some re-
port, in some place OF safety which lie docs not
even disclose to his friends. Tn~day, however,
be showed signs Of wanting to dnd MIR. Fgrry,
and the reason Of this aetlyity Is said to be that
the Democratic have asccrtatncd that, as dupli-
Gates Of bis Electoral College farce were for
wasdcl to Mt. Ferry b5 mail, and hare Just been
received, nothing can be gained BY Crontn walt
ing longer.
There Was no quorum In the scnate to-day,
ana none Is expected In either House Tomorrow.
cHosiN uNLoApa.
Cronin has delivered his pretended Electoral
vote OF Oregon, and has not received his pay and
mileage. lie started into VirEtnia TO scr his
sister, butt wllch he reached Manchester, thought
1t best to como here and unload. When he gets
before the Senate Committee oil Privileges and
Elections some curious facts conccrning oFcq&n
politics rs directed from New York may be DC
veloped.
oRoyEn COMING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Det. m.-tsoy. Grover,
al Oregon, left this morning for Washington
Last evening he was scrcnatfcd ut the Cosmo-
po]ttan Hulcl. Gov. irwin, who introduced him,
said that Growers action would hare tic elect
tu compel Congrcse to 20 behind tue face Of tic
returns, III whfcl, case 1t xas believed tho Sen.
ute would refuse to give IiaJcs the Electoral
vote. Gruver spoke ytEy briefly, Qualifying tic
constitutlonali.y Of his actiot. Resolutions were
adopted fndorstng Groycr'a Euurse. About
3D0O OF 3,00O were present, including number
Of prominent Dc1noernttc politicians.
4 Democratic delegation cscorted him to the
fcrryboat, aud Il salute was fired III bis Aunor.
, 1876-12-27

statcnent in yesterdays TRIBUNE telcgraphei
nom ;ho. pmaa. IN wiici It was alleged, he st.te.,
Ing Sss ss''vo duty Of tho Governor to deliver tio
3 ~ to OF election to tue party receiving the
j k@1vote. It should hare stated "laws" OF
:a.
) ~ Is Il, them said the reporter, "that hs
= certificate 10 Cronfn2n'
lou hcarl Of the party who went to Jaw
and asked him II a Justice OF the Peace
I'd whip man for stealing. mo, OF course
, 81 replied the attorney. II know better,'
= thc t1an, Tor The Justice whipped n,c.'
q iat arc not possible in lay.'
Then you regard Gov. 0rorcr's action AZ lin.
: There Is no doubt IN my mind that the ae-
tton Of Gov. Grover WAS illegal aud void. His
duty was ministerial. lie had no judicial au-
thortty, In my opfn!op,-no moro right to pass
upon that question than any other privatc riti-
This closed the interviewing. The party left
via the Baltimore !; Ohio Railroad at sos
o'clock last evening. =.
, 1876-12-27

In 1anr ai.ntAd t,Anssn1Art hal 3tAe anhx
uuaacd to abne4r bsfore lii Sennte Committee on |
Pfi7ile9es snd Election, and hence the delay Ia |
THO publication Of our ata.ement After We bad rc-
ee!ved tho sntnmona, and after We had had eon.
eoAt1on. We conclnded that u Wonlo ~ sasMaoIc
enn.corsncc II ~ ,he shnxe ecmned eourse Of
seons we haze a. 'G cencd on ,nYeFai oecasions
the honor of m Interview rendered nsf
by members Of tho rresB. And, while =
~ greatly admire tic enterprise sn} $.
iact Of the gentlemen q tl,c rrcts, especially
M ,t "n1 g. moss H.
aha,r: E1cspt a. fo!loWs: m ,xt., ,,ot 4. :
Inc of H. nrreon r,rcnrs coc0e !s =" hss neynr
hcet made pubc, nor what took placv between
tho Republican Elecsors, t3nv tirorcr, and Secto.
taly Chadwick. And when all the facts arc
ns%Osta v1 be astoHadea st .,e con1ss .ss rat'
saea ~ H4oy. utofe!' st1' Tnaow!sM, ! anu a1f'
cson.t' Heapecahi'5: - =. CANT -
ms o. eonrse, len TO aesnitorY &. e1nVe1ha. @
viewing qualities upon -
sGnvEroh.aESEHAt SIMPSON.
That gentleman stated thai ne was Feaa7to give
a''s w., VII .ne ne sa% h. thu wi. as canva,sea
IN inc ottso q lhe secretary Of STATS ana @ mas
present. at the culnt Alter thc vote % was
connteu ana tne result announced M 1no~.nE @ tnas
the three Repioliean Electors hui been eEossn e..
1y nearly l.1MD nia1otlty caeh, H. WA sta.eu ny
0oy; uroycr that thGro bag Dcen remembrance
lled Will. him against Issuing ccftlhcatc ol
eteEttoh u lJf, watts, VINO Aaa rccel'ea large
majority vote" .,.uw
"Dd you SUSPECT any aoni 2iag tnen e.. II, A.,
"ior. Grovcr said TINT ne ahoula gse M the
parties Interested all opportunity to argue tt'c
case."
"When was thtsl' ,
that he would give until tic 9th OF December,
the iav upon which the Electoral College met"
"What did your folks reply to tllata"
"The Republican Electors met tho attorneys
on the other side. Aud here want to say:
GOV. Grovcr sat|,pon the Bench Of the Supreme
Court "a Judge, wtcn he holds merely mlu
istertal Office without judicial powers.'
"Wl'at was prorosed.'
"Wcil, as waH going to sav, the Democratic
counsel proposed to tho Hayes Electors 10 Tx
the manner Of the argument between tile pas-
uW,,crc were t1,c E,ector. all this t,mer
"Mr. o1eii statcl ii,at they should decline to
ti1s do,nurTcr a." % +" ,i,s sr6strnt,cc pscscntc
IL tho finvcrnor ,shirI w:,s rra;i by Nr. OIcli.
In wiIf,i, 1r det,fe1 lin right al Cat Grover III
s;, ma rn,rt r,nIn,,n,r that he hui no Md{r;al
nt,,1rrs. int Lint his duties were merely those
The Baltimore County union., 1876-10-07

B,,Ga ", C,>tuD, ~ k.,tta ,ua B.tl, q.
~spfrmhr' 7-,h iSss
PEk-oNN sh. uat rHG iief thsms,lNo. ~
grsse.l by aus ssina,iru - property made ~ tho
A..r. i,' aut A.se.smru, btstritt siihin tho
Jurisdiction of thi. npsf.i. 40, hrI'bs ns,rcl 'Lat
g. cn.uF. fall c,.n.iders'i"u e.; .urh r, sini. ani
appeal. ~ tine ." ,omplcts th' return. sAi. u th.
Hoard !. required 6" make ual,I the ,,Vn,rai 4.
.es-msnt Ac, .u,h complaint. sni appeal. "aght
10 b., made o. tbi- HYaut q the sarhs.' o. s-tt''
ia, after N, fe,urn 80 th,. board - th' ,.a,..
m'ut pi the property tpurcruing whiet snrt -
IN. may CONSIDER thcmf elves sgsricsV' IT, sil
ca.e- IN which a c"mI laiui appeal !. not mal'
within thirty dHs a'tev the Fstufu a. this nosri
oi III" valuation eoWplsiucd of, ihi' R"srd ~ii'
pt,-ccs although complaints rrsplisa b, mad,
10 ~, iew. under The pascrs given :" - ~ the A
-essmcnt Act. the valuations ftturneTi g. ~ ani
sill consider such t",isN hpRl deposition
upon Il. par, OF all ,aiasti"n IN reference io wlch
u" complaint appeal has hccn mad aiihu N,
time tlr-isnairl aforesaid
The 5th. 7th. iith aud lA,h bi.tnci A..cssncni
Book. have hsen u"eivc'i. snd appeal- ir"n' thcsr
disiric,, uu., hc made within thutN dsy. tr"in
this date Nv order,
' Il LArIENsoN. Ci,rk
The Baltimore County union., 1876-10-07

CouSrY Cosui-slo<gR-.-The c"un,y Com
lnissioners on Tuesday appointed =. L. Curry col.
iecar of assessnent of beneats for the opening -
Herman Hiii road. iweinh district. ~ give bond
IN 1890 on ~ before October 10. 1870. al the
collections g. BE- returned within 20 days from the
ding q the lond, with n commission of 3 per
cent. On aii moneys collectcd.
The BOARD was engaged mos, II the day in
hearing and determining exceptions "a the raiih
cation u that par, Il the rcpor, ~ the Cominis-
sioners for opening streets Known ~ sec'ioh ..
The principal ohjcetoTs we're Henry shirk and
others. owners 4 property in hampden village
and n. vicinity. The ease was held under I'd
yisemeni.
The Board authorized the erection oi twO street
lamps on Retreat street. hetween Francis aud
Druid Iiill avenue.
Geo. W. Appleby va. appointed special lDlie,
officer for Catonsvile aud the art dis'rirt nj y
.slary "f s25 pet month.
The Baltimore County union., 1876-10-07

Dissolution of Co-Partnership

THE Go Partnership of CAV a WRIGHT Is
this Ia, lissol, 81 by mutVaieonsyni. The MILL.
ING BUSINESS Wili hereafter he conducted un
der aud in the name u CAV son, wh" arr
alone authorized 70 settle ~ 'he business "i 'h'
late ffm.
HLIsviiLs. sept Ith. Is;H. sept 80 81