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amount was allowed Al nm accommodation to
him to appIy IN thr Is rer cent withheld BY tl,c
county on the contract prize.

nmonnt WAS allowed Al nm accommodation TO
him to appIy IN thr Is rer cent withheld By tlc
county on the contract prize.
THROWING MoxEr AwAr.
There Is plan on tho payt og certain oY The
old crnwtl Of Commissioners to supply Walker
with s0mo one to supertntcnsl tho cs1tttnE Ut
tho Court iiu,lsc Stone At HE quarry this win,
ter, and one Of tho reasons r.. they want Y
pcr day on the Court.1touse, and Is nov aho,is
cut Of Job. It Is not necessary to say why
Mr. Hanttiey Is so devotcdly lovc.l 1,v the old
crowd; It Is cllouHh 10 eav that hu was Mccall
Superintendent being placed at Walkers
a,larry.-no public ncccssity.-ae the public
have no Interests to he guarded there. Tho
stonc Is not to be accepted W the county until
1t Is In the walls. and however tnncll Walker
sud however much tic old ct,warsl would like IL
make A place for friend. tle ncw Commission.
crs should sca to It that, II Superintendent Is
employed for tho etoilc-r,i,siug, that Whlker or
HMALt.st2Ep GKAH.
Prior 10 the first of the month, which wns tho
commencement vi tho 1scat year with tho cvun-
ty, tho salaries of tho employee were reduced,
adjusted, and a.apted to tho appropriations for
kindly to It, VI coursc. anil sneu then have been
Kicking. The severcst kick, however, camc tn
light yesterday In tho examination Of tho pay.
roll ct the emp)oges, for THIS 'nonth, by
the C0fHnftteH on fNUlIe SeEf1cc. lnty
II ss' the 81 ID ss!ss tho es Clerk ;s"iss e tse
Doar1, and the explanation Of the strange pro.
cccsling was, that tho appropriations recently
made had been for 1873, and that The year sl!sl
they were 10 be paid for Decc1nber the same rs
fur other inonths. Tho Committee thought
their conduct snvorgl OF salarF-Erabb'nE nslh q
disposition to impose on the 1oarll, and gil OF
the bils were cut dwn to the basis established
great In some instances, but the COMMITTEES
could do nothing clse.
Judge McAlllstcr docs not have the most ex-
Union Street Polico Station. anl iIaa recently
upon several occasions, said, in the trial OF
causes. that tho ollccfs There sccmcd to bo
bent on prosecuting everybody and everything.
Ycstcrt1ay lo had ono OF these officials, Detect
I've Hogan. before him, and gave him severe
lecture as to hfs duties. 4 subpmna Ind
been Issued Thursday for Hogan to appear
NJ witness In hateas corpus case TINT was tu
have cotng up yesterday. and was PLACED In thc
linntls q. John Van pett to. serve. Van l'e't
him the document. The story goes that Hogan
took II, threw it on tho sonr, and. seniarkinR
that It was zone Of those d-d habcaatcorpnt
cases,' said lie would pay no attention to It.
Vau Pc1t turned upon Ills l,col and started tc
walk oil In astontshrnent. whcrcupon 1ioRat
seized him and locked him up. wGcrc he was
krpt until this morning, much 1slnrt astontshel
IfuEaRs cxcuAe for hts conduct In t'lu fnnttc'
was that he dill not know that any but oEilccrt
could serve PAPERS, nntl tho Judge, after CT"
tightening him kpne~!iat, told hin. TINT he wa.
expected to kindly tho Law; mud, extending th,
scope Of Ills remarks. to intttilatcd tint til,
trouble with policemen was that they acted or
tho assumption TINT thsy khcw the law, whll'
lIooan was allowed 10 go md Van pelt threat
chs to sue tho city fos false imprisonment.