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r. s,orev. Mr.. Dunn, of Rockford, and LII. D.

L. shorey, Mr. Dunn, Of Rockford. and III. D.
Ward Ellis.
No less than se7en lodges Of Chicago aIo saaa |.
r. bava voted to attend the "anniTersary a; a;
Rockford. It is expected that many othsrs WILL
take similar action.
HIM. John Lake, OF Rockford. is spending q
for the successful celebration OF the anniversary
on the 26th inst. at Rockford as very hattef1ne'
Tt is absolutely necessary for all lodges aud
.nnsrnnmenta ~ who intend to go to Rockford on
The 26th to give notice OF that fact TO the com
uittee OF Arrangements on or before the to'n
inst.
Brother ). F. Blackburn, Of Fairbury, :
prominent member Of the Grand Lodge n paaseo = 10
through the city yeaterdsy on nus w 70 u hra
chinsoo. Kansas, where he will establish nl0l-
self in business.
Adro Encampment No. LOG ri l pay 5oa friendly a Tr
dar avaninr Of this week. No. 103 meets at No.
l2 sste - Al da Rata1sh' 5ss Gs n9 Us
"a T r. Smith. GRIND Scribe, and E. B. Sher-
man, P. G. H., are expected to be present.
, 1876-04-09

mnat be drivers, who arc by law required
to pay 81 eaca for the pE1m31ege, pa3ege,s}v ~ fact
thst s ONLY s5teen cams to time Whether there s1e
only psers in ch,'sge b sTer1 et srse ne bn
;ne Is found peddicr, and at every turn "Apple
twas Incorrectly stated some time ago .nas nc
the city contract to pay Hell olo anything u 'no
kind. --a.. :. &. -ov+h ~
- o,a thinks that the license department Is properly
or or car carefuily managed he Is much mistaken
n..a'o6T ~, 6s1,nerrise nuy one division Of city
1iRs Chicago, tho game Mayors police one IN partic
mar rave rensy Of time to loaf about the Cty,Hau
~ ,.-nnnd in saloous When the Mayor gets police
ren Who have mora energy the citys revenues VIII he
Increased.
, 1876-04-09

Nbefher there are not moro t6an thtFteeu autttbm~
reru0 firms doing b1sincss in Chicago is left to the
reader to Judge. That there arc but l94
BIIIIARD-TABItES
fc- which licenses are taken out Is g1aring example
Of the general neglect There are hundreds Of BILL
ia1d. halls and saloons, - everybody knows- When
49, wire of the billiard license reduced year BE-
fore list after many h.d paid. those who had de-
tcrnlned not to get smother license TIL enough time
49, conc nv to make up the difference to theu1 and
tnose hoyinR the ucense business in hand calmly SUBJ
mi.s Among those whose names do not appear on
thn civ Clerks books are Doty Rhtneo. Msnsnr,
1ratr fanning, the Sherman House, and other prom
iuent placea-
- ,a.d. m comment That Ill hacks arc licensed
~ 1s 1elieYes Thzt there ia license for every milk
1cns1 ia doubtful. That Chicagoh umnibusea mum
~ only l6s Is foolish assertion. The Forth Clark
Ternsee 6inca thexs ~ 163 Uceased skpgzss there
, 1876-04-09

E. B, Sears has complained to Jusice Hatnes that
Nicholas Etert obtained under false preenses goods
of the vaue OF $lo9 from the firm Of which he {Ssars)
is 4 partner. EGert will be arrested.
Abous O'Clock yesterday morning John sowaon
and James Budget wezo discovered by officer House.
holder emerging from stable In the rear Of No. So
Blue Ial.nd avenue, i.den with spoil. Both attempted
to escape. snd Budget carries bullet in his left
kie bone as proof al failure With the assistaDce Of
o1oer Blood both captured and AWAIT the acto1
of tbs Grand Jury.
Tho West Nyisiun ponce, aided sy DOZEN ds.so-
Hvns started out to raid thieves Friday nfght, and
xnale xh4t Il uauticaI1 called y 1star haul which,
, 1876-04-09
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand Jury yesterday disposed OF conside14nle
routine business, and adjourned about noon.
The Twentieth Ward judge Of election case has
becn rat for tra1 for Wednesday in the Criminal Court
and will occupy the rest Of the week
The Boonev c.ge occupsd tho Court again yesterday,
col uessen 1node very abba speech for the pEosecu-
don but did not appear to ava for the jury after
& not Guilty." The defendant received the verdict
with Of delight which were Joined in
by his mother who was beside him. he was remand
~ r. is 10 answer the other Indictment it being fol-
the H;]iug Of Schaetzlein. The indictment will most
probably be dismissed tomorrow, and the prisoner
d{RchafRed.
, 1876-04-09

OF today will be found the announcement Of Messrs-
Ellison, Pomeroy Co. Of the peEcmptory sole Of tho
entirc stock Of jewely sverwara. diamonds, etc. Of
Mr. L. H. Miller, Of No. 61 Washington street. This
IL the most important sale Of tho kind which has ever
taken place in this city, aud should attract 1Ge con-
course Of buyers. Mr.. Miller has determined to retire
from business, and has taken this method to make
speedy disposal Of his goods. His long residence and
good business reputsdon in chicsgo are sufficient
guarantee that every article sold w be just as repFe
sented, thus afording an opportunity to purchase
from this splendid stock good and yaluaole goods ut
your own price.
, 1876-04-09

tn r1 At R1,ssells No. LII West Madison street, to
s1uine the Coron. cooking-range, Everything con-
ducive to durability, cleanliness economy, and con-
yeuience is embraced in this range. It contains not
only all the latest improvements but several new md
valuable inventions not used in any other Every
range warranted Old stores taken In exchange. Open
cYeuiEq2.
, 1876-04-09

Chicago Before New York.
Original Morris paper-hanginga. The first shipment
of these goods comes to Chicago. The China brings
into New York the first and only lot Of the Jeffrey art
papcr-hang1ngs this country Consignee, Mr. John
J. McGrath ia and l76 Stata street.
, 1876-04-09

need no longer trouble the cenly housekeeper when
wan paper be bought at these prices: Browns, 6
to cents per piece; whites 10 to 1o cents per pece
eatins Is to 20 cents per piece L. F. Stone Co.. 81
State street, near Adams.
, 1876-04-09

Mr. George Townsend, who, until recently, has had
charge Of Allen, n1ackey Co.'s Wallpaper depart
nent, Can hereafter be found with Hflser, jenkins
faxon. 81 State street, and would be happy to ESQ
all hfa old friends.
, 1876-04-09
The LarRest-Yhe Best.

The IATRe9t-Ine Bests
Cook McIain, the oldest and largest steazn dye
house in the West hare four Offices to receive their
immense business: 80 Dearborn, 93 and 261 West
Madison streets, and l19 and 12l Ellis avenue,
, 1876-04-09
Observation-Disclosures

can now be found at 226 State street, opposite his old
stand, with ilis splendid stock Of stoFes and house,
keeping goods, aud would be pleased to see his old
friends and customers, Housekeepers, don't fail to
call On him.
, 1876-04-09
An 1nterestinR Studio.

An INTERESTING Studio.
Gentile the Italian photographer, has thu most tn
terestng studios In the county, u. celebrities who
visit Chicago visit his stuos and 1t is universally ad-
mitted that his photographs very much superior to
others in this city. 1903 State street.
, 1876-04-09

WAsHNarox, D. G.. April 81 a. m.-For the
Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, the Upper Lakes.
Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri Val
lev, warmer. northeast to southerly winds, Sta
tionary, followed BY falling barometer. clear Or
partly cloudy weather, and possibly light rain III
Minnesota, and severe local Wind-Btorms in the
Northwest.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1876-04-09

oxoutxed Ox-Marrow for the Hair,
py Buck X Rayner, makers Of tho =" Mars " Cologne.
, 1876-04-09
Cheap Homes.

Parsons who want to buy cheap homes in beautiful
auburb On easy monthly payments will do well to
su1t the advertisement OF Col Clarke the first page
of this paper.
, 1876-04-09

Those New Styles Wall Paper
just IN now At H1ger jenkins Faxon's 223 and 231
stats street. and known East-lake and Aozris,'
arc having quite run. Sec them before selecting.
, 1876-04-09

There WAS = very little boy wadlng up to his
knees almost, in this slush, Friday afternoon,
Then : passor said to him, "Why ain't you to
sehool Young man Z" "'Cos TVe got the hoop
ip' cough" he explained
, 1876-04-09
Marrf,art Tailoring.

1f&1IVI1l1Bs
Mess1s Roche Co., the old reliable tailors have
very choice selection OF English and French wooens,
which they selling at ely low prices Thcfr
store ia 1871 Randolph street, Sherman House Block.
, 1876-04-09

Webb & Webster, 50 State Street,
have without doubt the best assortment of ladies' and
gents fine shoes displayed in this city, which
they are selling at very reasonable prices. They sell
the best IS French lid button boot In the city.
, 1876-04-09

Bo1and, the Druggist,
at No. 5s CLARK street, is having an Immense sale for
his valuable tonic the Aromatic Bitter Wine Of 1ron
We advise those auaering from debility, In
digestion, and loss of appetite to give 1t trial.
, 1876-04-09

MeT1E ABaIuHt EA166 H3pUtaLfUu.
Let the people praise False style must come down
snd true merit hare its proper place. Why pay s7Go
for piano when you obtain better one for 1css
money at Pelton 4 Pomeroy1e, 81 State street.
, 1876-04-09

Lundborg's California Water
for toilet and bath and -eftsahin
, 1876-04-09

MASS M[lEIE;II;;!['ING6 M[lIE;I;

A Mass Meeting Of all citizens =,
Chicago, without distinction ~
party, who are opposed to the cnn
tinuance In Office of the pres.nt
Mayor, and who are in favor ~
nominating q candidate for Mayo,
to be voted for at the coming nm
nicipa1 election, will be held at thu
Exposition Building on TUES.
DAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 o'c1t
All citizens who believe that thu
office of 1layor is now held in def.
anco Of the laws and Constitution
Of the State, and who are in faro,
of voting for and e1ecting a NIayor
by tile people of the city, notwith,
standing the refusal of the Com,
mon Council to call an election.
arc earnestly requested to be
present.
Sneakers from both parties will
be present and address the meet
ing. .an .>rn-o
, 1876-04-09

Wa1imum Thermometer, 49, Minimum. 81.
aESEnAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, april 8-31idnight-
, 1876-04-09

MERCaANT TAILORING.
, 1876-04-09

,3lG3.5.
Tho tdes of Msy are a.most upon us. Lucy" eaid
darahtzr: Lucy, ID noe be 20 naughty to young
Driver tho Of the expressman round me corner.
T1fx nv lore is democratic country where the only
erisoc1cy ia one of vi1tno and Intelligence and the
, coai-heaver is as good the k1ng. OF you'd be Z
thsss xere 1ny Sz more aoa thaR
| simple faith than Norman blood Deal gentry WIN
young Driver therefore, TIL after W. move and per-
hans We can induce him to move our things cheap
can save enough money out Of our moving h1n ~
tbuy 5ou and your mother new silk dresses, and taEe
you down to ssratoga for the summer"
rhe Eu.8eryrnens Association held meeting at the
Hesten Rtrdl office yesterday afternoon for tho pnr-
r,oee OF completing Arrangements looking to the
holding censennill 4. meeting sssnS Il Re6asa snis
az S.y' IN June E Enoch Sanders presided Numerous
communications from nurserymen, seedsmen, and
orsention ba hed. were received ind aIed Reports
f Committees received. and Messra. Ellsworth
sanders, Scott. Ennis. and stckney were appointed
En- Committee on Transportation, etc The meet
inr I'd iourned after the transaction OF routine Ius-
nsss s,biect to tho Presidents call The Exposition
nr+ hi 6as been secured for the Convention which
7rosos to he the largest horticultural gshering ever
held In the country.
young man went home late LAST Thursday night to
ouaittance Of several very friendly pe7sone and when
IL entered the room burst into teas simultaneously
,5aIe r b: II oss. eass ny
rrrst man: greatest man in country" 80, Mont
geometry, she said reproschfnl'y you nave Ros osunA
seain. o. whisky whisky, what crimes are not com
@itted il NJ a.ne" .s "lsa i.ss! .s:z rhsz h.z
1esbor Shwiu9 said, says tho lace hash got more to
do viz u,isfortunes Of people thsn whss5 n Poeznoi
Lee shs wouldn't have so1d posradezships LouisheI
if vou love your husnbaud. shwear Oh this debasng
haint Of 1ace, and you can haye III the whisky sou
wInt" Then he smiled, frouued fell oFe1 the rock
lne-chair assin, and fell into sweet Rleep+
WILLIAM T.. DoaaETC,
Aepecial meeting Of tho members of ne Chicago
Itt-rary Cub was held 1T the club 1oons Thursday
afernoon 70 tske action concerning the death Ct nssr
e.xeamed 1t1Iov-member, WildAm z. Do8Rett- ias
Preridsnt Of the Club. the Hon. c: B. lawrence e
1ne absent from the city, Y. Poole Esq one os ia;
feeane re1narn upon the Life and character Of III 4,
ggvs goggtne 6 G. Bonney, g. G. Carfe. l. 7. Chamber
LIN, md Horaee Khite Mes9s. G. F. Hard,ns. H:
n1n1itfee pon resolutions, ana reported the follow
4nc. wt1ch were unanimously adopted: ,..
fEasoIaed That IN the death Of William E. OoBReu
to Chicago Literary Club h.s iost N insslu.5ls {sad s
~ snd Iii xssoc{1tes = eher11hcd personal 111eno
s.nt1srn.n Id courtly bea1in8 whose presence ten
1tsnity 70 any as=enblage ha eathoaetJ Of snoosnh
, 1876-11-28

BY vote of 22 10 tho Common Council
has explicitly pronounced ngoinst tho roten-
tion OF Police Superintendent HroKEr in his
present position, and the vote in tho Council
Ia doubtless an accurate roaex of tho desire
throughout tho community for ohango in
tho management Of the Police Department.
An evidence Of this was brought to tho
notice Of Mayor HEATH yesterday by tho
visit Of number Of prominent gontlo-
men bearing nnmorously- -signod petitions
for Mr.. H1cKEY's removal, and 1t Is to bo re-
GREETED thht tho Mayor did not think proper
to accord to his visitors tho courtesy Of n
civil answer to tiaolr request. Aa tho caso
now stands, tho Mayor ia at loggerl,easls with
the Reform Council and Its constituency on
subject Of such importance md general
interest that It may DO expected to assert
itself at tho April election in manner more
emphatic mud decisive.
, 1876-11-28

Some Of the Democratic newspapers, hard
up for points, havc m,sdo Tue TRtnuSE's rc-
buke of the local Canvassing Board tho
text for parallel. If the Canvassing Board
Of Cook County Ind no right to re.
joct twonty-one precincts, they say, how
can Tnn Tribune approve OF the Louisiana
Returning Doard exercising Jurisdiction over
the returns in tint state2 This Is point, no
point. The Louisiana Returning Board is
authorized by law to examine into the re-
turns aud tako account of fraud wherever
tl,ero ia a protest against tile count of any
precinct; the Cook County Canvassing
Board is not authorized by Inv to do my
thing Of tho kind, but, on tho contrary, is
prohibited from 80 doing. All tho Louisiana
Doarl is doing is to examine contested re-.
turns there wore no contested returns in
Cook County. There was no "hullozing"
In this section of tho country, no terrorism,
no killing of voters, no driving them awny
from tho polls, no ballot-box stutlng, no re-
reating, no frauds Of any kird,-not oven
tho allegation Of any. If tho pooplo Of
Louisiana had boen permitted to vote rs freo-
" and honestly as tho people Of Cook Coun-
ty, thoro would have boon no protests there
and no occnsion for using the lawful power
OF correcting frauds. In that case, no re-
vision would have beon attempted by tho To.
turning Board Of Louisiana as there was by
tho Democratic Canvassing Board Of Cook
Conntv
, 1876-11-28

by tho mod Of work, by business necesaitloa,
by tho fenr TINT their wngca may bo reduced,
by every possible form Of preference mud
oatrncism, and have thus been induced to
vote for TthDEN and ''1lcform againat their
sentiments md tlicir conscicncc. How fs
this to bo prevented 80 long M tho race.
conflict between The African and Caucasian
continues? The presence Of solliors cau.
not stop tho exerciao Of such influences, md
neither the Republican party nor tho Ad-
tninistration can control It. There Is but
ono avonuo Of escape from this complication,
md Il lica In the direction Of whito pro-
lection, Tho rights OF tho blachs who aro
unable to tako caro- Of them must DO MP
held by whites. Tho Republicans must look
1t. Whothor in powor or out OF power,
II thoy want party In tho South they must
abolish race-conniots by the organization Of
white party in tho South. 30 long as the
Republican party in the South Is made up Of
blacks, it will DO disfranchiscl and oyor-
whclmel by fraud and force, because they
cannot mnintain their rights. Until tloro is
full generation born into Freedom, with no
recollection or taint OF scrvitude, and with
no knowledge Of master, will they llavo
the courage to strike for their rights. Or
ganizo white party, however, and their
rights will DO protected, and there will no
longer 10 color-line, with ita inhutnan
atrocities md unparalleled injustice.
, 1876-11-28

tho elective franchise. In ono Of the North
orn Congressional Districts the colored votcra
assisted In oleoting M Independent Demo-
crat to Congress under circumstances thus
described:
Look at the Seventh Georgia Dtatrtct, altuatel In
tho hiy Bnctan of tic Northwestern portion Of tho
State. where The eotarod population Il not arge,
but ft!l considerable. An independent Democrat.
Dr FELTON,, rhn against tho rcgular Democratic
nominee, DAnNEr. More ttnn oue.thtrd Of tho
Democrats In that 1fstFict, being tho old Whsg
element, came 10 the support Of FkLros. and both
Sides went cullfyattng tho nogro vote. Tho whites
themselves were tins divided: hut FELroNs
friends got most Of tho negro vote, and FEtToN was
elected. Waa there any intimtlntionf Not mnchI
Any attompt upon the part Of tho whites 10 ride
around at night and terribly tho ncgrocs from voting
for FELToN would hayc awakened most disagree.
able hest Of hornets. Tho blacks hat1 backing.
It was not carpetbagger OF two to the county, but
large element Of tho white populatton.-an clio.
Hent having power to protect tho rights Of tho class
who Inclined to vote With them.
, 1876-11-28


The Democrats claim aud Insist that they
hnvo R.OD0 minority tn 1nntsinnn Their
f,ot;,ca ~ +,,o ,,or;otcs vh;c1, +hov aav T,,.
-. 49, =. M mo - -.
Den e".lleu AMOUNT ~ .''vos' a''a .'1o assto.
gate ot Aepael'c"n ma)of'ues ~ 'ne'r eoan.
~ sl,o".,. le"sanH 1iAokS lu' n1''ofa.y VI
''uo' Luz ot1o'4iet"'n7oA t"snhy pa',s.o" ,s..,
"u,on ."'so w. ooou eon'os,ou ~, ~ :. ,4s.o ,o
po''e' ~. 'ne !seP""hca.7 '''a.l nau 1'o"
soneousa ~ Ny ~" D'ii!o'i"''o oao.A''u .IoAos
''e' ino kn'" ~ '1ios' '"on'y pat's,'e' 20
1o'1'ei.ins 4.A' NV 'oto'' W. "u''.' "ouau ~
ouso = ~, ~, .s'esso Doo'oo'"slo nla'u'y -, ="
''"ou III 11e o'n'e' No", stppoSo 1llo l'otutn-
'us Do",o sIs, !oloo1suA ~, e'ee.o =. -, oo
ol 'ne n'e pa'.aozea r''lsnes, - 'aaS , NV W
se",ty aoi'o, 1Ao ieh.ls "eua ~ ~ "op,4'o
',I noluooi"'a y. .'st' -. .n"josy' "n'u" 'a 10y 10y
c,a'lu ~ nn'o op,"nea III .nui"' ~ '". tAsv, ',,,
1ae relufns @lo ,nus pu,sea .n' '.s''o - ssl
neno's"'4o !, " @'ooo' u11ooa .Ao 1e'a.us -A,A
.ao o'nsf pal,snss 7.a4' p,oso n'oio 4n'vl"o4o
~ 1.o NopupAet,'a t4''n Wv te1vse" "s4o W. ~
olncal to1"tals SNOW ~. me ,e~ ot,o"l'a 4'e-
1nos@e.n rcses'ses ,'a. aae e u'asy, .s Mn a"s.
rrato,;.,", !, tc ohoyo ,arisbss won1 mi sstf.fv
Justice. 70 do tha. fatlv IL .r1l b necessary to
restore fhs Republican strengh tpaich has been de.
Hroyea W tue cls'l war wn,eh ~ oeen M wagea @ u
,s.,a ~. ~, 'v I,a,ns,ot. 49, ncs ,,roo "
mt thia IL so,not1,fno that i1,e Renu5,ieon
knows dsnnot bo lawfully douo. Il il wholly
illepo1 to count yotcs for HIVES which wora
novcr cast for him. The Returning Board
hes no authority to rcopcn tho 11olls and hold
n snnnlemeutal election for President and
Governor md other officers subsequent 10
tho 7th Of November, The most that can
10 done is to ro,cct, not tho parishes where
bnlldozinp was praoticed. hut tho particular
nol)inp. .prooincts of the parishes y1Iero fraud
md intimidation arc proven to have been
,,,oo,;cad ,rbua H. NAV ha thnt thu teat;n,o.
, 1876-11-28

The Chicago produce ularkets were gen.
orally stealior yesterday. Moss pork closed
12so per brl lower, at $15.7d cash and $l5.65
@l6.17d tor the year. Lard closed 74o pc.
100 Tbs lower, ut $0.75@o.773 cash aud
$9.073@9.70 seller. the year. Meats wero 3o
Per ID lower, ut 64o for now shoulders,
boxed, gSe for do Hhort-ribs, aud $50 for do
ahort-clears. lllghwinos wero steady, at
$1.oG3 per gallon. Fltur was In better de-
nand aud firm. Wheat closed 10 lower, at
$1.13{ for December and $l.14s for January.
Corn closed IL lower. u 435e f1e Noyem.
, 1876-11-28
THE COUNTY BOARD,

We aro glad to hayo tho co-operation Of tho
!skaats-Z -Zeitnng in impressing upon the Cook
County delegation to tho Gonoral Assembly
tho importance Of a combined effort to secure
certain Legislation vital to the continued well
fare Of Ohicago.. All minor differences ought
to DO sacrificed to this end, and tho delega-
ton should net rs unit In demanding an
improvement In thot Revenue Inv, M enabling
not for the collection of the back ta1es, and
another which sllallprovidofor tho election OF
q full County Board every year on general
ticket and by tho entire vote Of tho county
Tho twenty.oight members Of tho Legisla-
turo from Cook County aro power which
can accomplish anything that is right and
desirable, acting as unit and making all
other ambitions snbsorviont to Chicago's in-
terestB. There Is no roason why tho rep
reseutatiyos Of tho outside towns in
tho county should loRitate about join
ing in a movement of this kind. The
interests Of Chicago aro tho intorosts of Cook
County. OF tic II ,0oo voters In Cook County
outside Of the city limits, probably 10000
aro businessmen or proporly.owncrs in tho
city. Tho residents of Hyde Park, Lake
View, Evanston, Epglewool, Washington
Heights, Luke Township (tho Stock Yart1s),
and Winnetkn, and tho othor suburban Settle
1nonts, arc oil Chicago people. They do
business in tho city; Chicago furnishes them
with tho means OF earning living; they
aro forced to share In full proportion tho
burlons that a oorr'tpt County Board I'M
poses; their interests aro alt identical. Of
tho remaining 1900 who may subs!st on
agricultural pursuits, nearly all arc engaged
in gardening or raising hay, poultry, eggs,
milk, and other city supplies furnished tho
city consumers, and tic enhanced value Of
their property la owing to Its proximity to
this great city II tho Cook County repro
sentatiyos from the country towns, then,
desire to consult the interests OF their con.
stitucnts, they will join eagerly in com.
binod movement for such legislation as will
afford Chicago roliof from tho tax-fglters
and the tax.eators.
One OF the first tlfnga To achieve ia a
vote for oil fifteon mombors Of the Board Of
County Commissioners, aud to elect anIontire
now batch next fall. There lH nothing In tha
Constitution prohibiting the enactment oi
such law. In making Cook County IN o.
ooption md providing for Board Of fifteen
Commissioners, 1t was merely required thai
ton of them should be residents Of tho City
Of Chicago aud five Of them residents Of the
suburban districts. But It Was tho Original
intention that all should be elected by tht
general vote Of tue county. The samt
identity OF interests which suggests concer
Of action among the mombors of the Logis
latuso from Cock County suggests til.
choice Of q full County Doarfl by gen
eral vote OF the county. In that case th'
country towna would have just as many mem
bers Of the board "a thoy now haye but, II
addition to this, they would have voice II
tho selection Of the ten city members, AMI
tho Il, 600 votes outside tho city might sery
as tho balance OF power and sacurs an homes
majority In the Board tor tho common bone