, 1877-09-30
WARD MEETINGS.
PACIFIC HOTEL REPUBLICANS.

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should be allowed to join the Club wlthou
further ado. This brought on the delightful
entertainment OF the Secretary reading the con
stituton and bylaws for such members as vert
not posted. At this delightful stage c. C.
Coburl, the President, came in, and he took tht
big arm chair.
]. e. knickerbocker was elected member ol
the Executive Committee, in the place OF Mr.
Magrudcr, who had left the city.
Mr.. Nickerson called for report OF the Com
mittce Tho had been appointed to confer with
the County Board in regard to the appointment
OF Judges Of election, and for providing addi-
tional voting precincts in the ward.
Simeon W. King reported that nothing had
yet been done, as the Committee had failed to
come together. They were given another week
in which to do business.
Constable Brokoski offered the following:
Resotred, That this Club cordially and heartily
indorses President Hayes efforts towards pacidcs-
ton and self government in the Unltea States,
and the publication and elevation OF the Civil
Service.
d. ". Nickerson couldn't see why the resolu-
ton should be passed, and he moved that it be
laid on the table.
Mr.. Ballard moved to postpone until after
the election. (i.aughter.]
s. K. Keoush, late of New York, in
dorsed the resolution, aud Simeon ". King
expressed contrIion and change of heart, and
t.lat he now indorscd President flares, and IA
voFed the passage OF the resolution. i iears
coursel down tne manly cneeks OF Inc ooulh
Town Clerk, while he spoke feelingly Of his
conversion.
The motion to lay over the resolution was
carried.
Alter transactlng some routine business, ana
speeches BY a. :. Ha"!cy, C0l. Scr1bner, anu
others, the meeting adjourned for one week.
THE THIRD WARD
Republican Club met At ITS ball, corner ot wa
bash avenue and twenty y-second street, last
night, the President, slr. \. N. Eddy IN tic
ehalr- The minutes of previous meeting we're
[u nu aPptoseq ana uc a epo{'5 of tc
urcr were heard and accepted Some routine
business was disposed Of.
Ike Chairman called upon AID. Cary Tor IN
formation as to the elect OF Bridgeport
stencil memorial prepared by committee anu
presented to tic Council BY Aid. Cary.
The Alderman, in reply, saiu that lie lad per
formed the duty Of presenting the memorial to
the Council, and it lad been laid upon the table
because the stinks had already been taken hoiu
OF and licensed, Hereafter nothing but Iegltl-
mate 6tilks would 85sall the no5trIls ol The tit
izcns OF Chicago, aud those Of the citizens who
could not endure them with good grace
cvluced an insubordnatc disposition not at all
IN harmony, with the peaceful state o1 aualrs'
Ekaughtcr-I
AID. thompson, bclng cailea upon LOT nls
lew rcnirks, III which nc announced hllnsel1 rs
urn supporter u tnt I!Ss'ueet . boaisy ~
theory aud practice; of BIS idea VI citi-Serv,ee
reform; auu o! Inc anlllis success ol Luz he-
publican party III the elecIion Oh us eanaiuaiGs'
Alter 1uEthcr specGnes hao oeen naue " Ar;
Grccey, co'. John II: KoDc1ts' Ira BUELL. aho
others, the meeting adjourned.
IRE fF X "Ahp1Ao' ,.o
4 meeting was held last evening az NO. i59
Archer avenue tor tle purpose ol reorganlzlnS I'm.
VI IT,
L1brandt presided, ahd tGere were ABOUT uo1en
candidates present. Except ior tnis lact there
would not have been any meeting:
\ committee VI three On organization was ap-
pointed, alter "h!cA ecth iiahche1t; VINO was
oncc bafliil III tne county Lourt, anu Is no"
candidate ior CLERK o. the Frooate Couft, *
planned nls posltlun ad declared toat Il he were
elected ne "oul1, e1t', e'c. tali L1etzel,
candidate lor County Iicrh' saio tnae eace1eu
hc would take care ol the money nc lgcelVe4-
and oI rs many u ms Irlcnns as posslple. He
finished up"ith oroSeh-Datch story ABOUT
dog, whose name was schneiaer'
The mectln9 theH adlou7neu.
TENTH WARbERs. ~,
-, Inc 1ehth Naro hepuolteahs met Ut no. 20
West Lake street last evening. No business
was transacted Anotntr meeting Will be hclu
IL Inc saiue placc " "eunesuas eseAl1i5'
THIRTEENTH WARD.
The Republican Club OF the Thirteenth Ward
held meeting at Bcnzs Hall, West Lake street
dent, occupied the chair. f. 5. Baird was
elected Secretary pro tenn.
The report Of the srecia1 Committee appoint
ed to settle tile outstanding bills for the last
reported that it had raised Sl2 aud
S13 The report was satisfactory,
as one OF the members OF the Com
mlttte volunteered to stand the extra dollar,
and was accepted
The regular Secretary. Gus R. Owen, arrived,
and the business OF the meeting was turned
over to him, but, as that Official had not been
properly notified, he lett hls minutes at houie.
aud 50 The meeting was no better OIL than ut
first.
The Chair stated that, as this was the first
meeting OF the Club for this campaign, and no
business could be Transacted, lie thought it
would be well to hear little speaking.
As this seemed to meet the views OF those
present, Mr. Haven, candNate for the oilice Of
come forward and Introduce himself.
Mr. Haven Complied with the request, and
spoke briefly Vi tue situation. LIE thought the
election ot County Commissioners was the most |
feature OF tins campaign, and those
present appeared TO agree with him.
Mr. w. b. Looms made = lev remarks OF
nature regarding tue different parties,
more especially tie Republican and Demo |
,ratic.
-, Other gentlemen MADE or1et speecne%S, % and
Int meeting ADJOURNED 1or one week. 1hcfe
vas guodly number present Tor the f'rst meet
ng ol the Clttp, ana al were gentlemen oi Inc
highest rcspe1tabsllty. |
EIGHTEENTH wARDERs.
Inc E19hlecnlh "asd hepuoncan l1uo he!u
I meeting last GvcnmG at the North sue
Turner Hall, nn Z: =: Larnea occupying the
,llalr, anu ar. ". .. doodrlch acting Us secre-
AIRY. INC mcc'ng was not as large as usual