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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
RreYlties.

Mr.. William Wirtb has just perfected q new FIRE
esaaps, wbioh it is proposed to exhibit before the
public and the City Council in q very few days.
BY means OF ii inmates OF even the fifth or sixth
stories Of building can descend to the ground
without harm. The apparatus is ingenious, aud
the public will watch the trial with considerable
interest.
The Pick ick Social Club gives grand basket
picnic at the New Olsaus Park, Sixth District, ON
Monday, the 2lst instant. Thanks for invita-
tons.
On Friday next, the 11th inst, the Louisisna
State Agricultural and Mechanical College give
their annual picnic. They have not forgotten
the DEMOCRAT for VIII oh thanks.
On account of Thanksgiving Day the Postoffiee
will be closed at IL oolock the mail, however,
will be distributed and dispatched as usual
The Customs Offices will be closed to-day, on
account OF Tn inks giving, at Ia o'clock m. Thus
all can join in thanks for the redemption OF Lou
isiana.
To-day is tho first day OF the Medley, or chill
drens enter tsinment, for the hepeft of the Prot
estant Episcopal Home on jackson street. Let
no one fo,getit. Tickets can be obtained during
the day al Exposition Hall, and the cars will ran
all the time after Ia o'clock ut only fifteen cents
fare.
To-day being Thanksgiving, the various State
offices will be closed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
CHAPTER III.
KcllayEs Cancellations, AZ shown by Old
state Records.

Kclloys's Cancellations, AZ shown by Old
state Records.
Continuing the history of Kellogg's diplomacy
in cancelling the official bends OF the State and
parish officials, DEMOCRAT reporter finds the
following bonds TO have been cancelled or wiped
Out, as ID were:
On January 8, 1877, the bond Of Frederick N.
Sholiz was cancelled, he being the chief clerk and
acting Auditor, and the bond being dated April
80, 1875 for $4,000, with J. @. Bach, B. M. Turn
bull, L.. II. o. evsley. Charles DeForest and
Charles Hill IS sureties.
December 13. 1875, Nathan G. Folgers bond
as Tax Collector, First District, parish Of Orleans
for $4,000, Was Cancelled, the sureties being
James s. CLARK, d. Fulton, Pat Keenan, and 8. J.
Johnson.
December 8. 1876, Hay Inspector. e. Full
toms bond, for 5000. dated September 8, 1875,
was Cancelled, the sureties being N. O. Folger and
Fl. Patten.
December /, 1876, the bead for $4,000 Of Julius
Ennemoser, school treasurer, town OF Monroe,
dated January IL. 1871, was cancelled. the sure
ties being Frank Morey and NJ. NJ Grady.
December /, 1876, the bond OF julius Enn g.
moser as treasurer of the School Board, parish Of
OnaGblta, 04teu Apl1i o. loils I0r S0UOU, was can
celed, the suretiss being Matthias M. Grady and
Michael J. Grady.
December !. 1876, another bond for $4,000,
dated May 1s. 1871, as School Board treasurer,
| town of Monroe, Was cancelled tho sureties being
Frank Morev and M M Grady.
October 25, 1876, the bond Of II. P. Snodgrass,
Tax Collector, parish OF Tensas, for s20,0b0, was
cancelled, the sureties being J. M. Gilispie and
III. r. Steele.
October Is, 1876 the bond of E. L. Whitney for
Sc 90 as Sheriff parish OF Tensas, and dated
December %, 1871, was Cancelled, the sureties
being II Il Steele and O. q. Cordell.
| October rs, 1876 the bond for $4,000, dated
December 81, 1872, OF D. J. Bryant, Sheriff OF
Tensss parish, was Cancelled, the sure,ies being
FL. r. Steele and Il L. Whitney.
| II will be observed that in many cases the
| foime Republican officials had something OF
| MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY,
| for t he purpose Of furnishing snreties upon the
bonds OF officials and it will also be noticed that
mary Of these sureties have never yet owned o
dollar y worth Of real estate--a necessary qualh-
cation-in the State.
| That, however, made but little difference to
Kellogg, as a majority of the sppoiutees were
only too esger to divide the emolnments Oh the
| Offices with him.
| The record which we have and portion oil
| which has already been published in the DEMO
cnAr, proves O nciusively that Kellogg did hi
level best, before he retired, to relieya as many
of bi, old pals as he, he could au.;au from tn.
aud at the same time he relieved the sureties
the ate for the "shor tcomir gs" Of the prin
ipsls. The history. ss shotHn by the record, Il
one Of exoeeding brillisncy, and in order that l
may not d ~ the eyes Of the DEMOCRAT 'ead
ers. if given entite. We reserve it Tor broker
doses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
THE AUDIT0RIAL CASE.
Now Pending Before the supreme Court,
and to Come UP Monday.

Now Pending Before the supreme Court,
and to Come UP Monday.
A Transcript Of the case Of The State ex rel. vs.
George B. Johnson has been filed in the Supreme
Court, and copy thereof furnished to the Atsor-
ney General.
The case being on appeal from the Fourth Dis
trict Court, bond Of $1,000 was given, with Geo.
b. johnson as principal and M. Kennison and
Jno. W. Madden as sureties.
With the Transcript is q copy Of the original
bond given by Mr.. johnson for the faithful per-
formanoe of the duties OF State Auditor, the
bond being for lO,ooo, filed January s,'1s77, in
the Off 20 of Recorder Of Mortgages, and besides
having Mr. johnson sc principal, has as sureties
B. Bloomfield, T. O. Anders IN, J. W. Madden,
Michael Hahn and W. II. Fish the attests being
r. N. Soholta aud q. Conquest CLARK.
The case will probably come up in the Supreme
Cou.t on Monday next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

In The mornings edition in the report relative
to the claim of The Csrrolton Railroad Company
TO the square plot in front Of Poydras Market, II
was inadvertently stated that il was this piece ef
ground that was donated by the company TO the
city.
1t should have read. "The small plot abont
forty feet square. near that sbout which the
hucksters nd Administrators are now divided,
and now constituting the continuation of Penn
street into Poydras. was donated to the city by
the comFany
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
short Items.

Bourbon Harris was arrested aud locked up in
the Harbor Station, charged with murder. It
appears that this man struck q man named Pat
Bagan, on the 10th Of Jannsry, with blunt M
strument, and it was thought that Rsgan had
died from the effsct Of the blow bnt as such
was not the case, Harris was discharged from
custody.
Frank Angelo WAS arrested and locked up in
the Central Station, charg d with shooting and
dangerously wounding mule, the property Of
VIM. Cummings.
Mr.. Lerry WAS furnished the soft side OF plank
in the Third Cslaboose, on The charge OF stealing
twenty dollars from Thomas O. Murray.
Officer Dawson yesterday shot rabbid dog st
the corner OF Ninth end Fulton streets, the
animal having bitten q little girl
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
SORGHUM.
Productive Of HOG Cholera.
TPaducah Newg.1

The question is often asked us from
the country: what effect does the use
OF sorghum syrup produce upon the sys-
tent" We confess that we know moth
ing about It's effect upon the human
system except by hearsay. But this we
do know. that no other crop exhausts
the land so rapidly and 80 effectually as
the sorghum cane. We have heard it
stated that hog cholera prevails disas-
trously in those sections in which the
sorghum cane is fed to hogs, and that
the habltual use OF the syrup among
young children results in chronic dysen-
teries and exhaustive diarrheas. This is
about all we know or have heard on the
subject. We presume that 1t will not
prove O. paying crop any longer, as Lou
fsiana moiasses will probably be sold
next season at something like its old
figures before the war-say 30 cents per
gallon for the best grade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
Al The lsDfaInsIn

last night the acene was vey eblivening. The
military appearance OF this well known place Of
resort nde it not uuka that n the days OF 1861,
and the bewillering display o. Mobile beauty was
enough to cause considerable OF 4 oommotion
amongst old habtnes. Tho ladies' who Sc
oompsnied our visitors promsnaded our
central thoroughfsres during the evening, en-
jo' ing the pleasant air and novelty of the scene.
The 5t. James Hotel, that Ia soon TO be under The
special charge Of our old host smeeds, Wac
ornwded with ariasts last night
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
PACKARD's BILLS.
A yeiu of Metal struck i'm the Rubbish
Mines Of The state-MOusc.

Mines Of the Statc-HOusc.
Day by day the expenses OF Packards 8 occu-
pancy OF the state-House come to light amongst
the old rubbish that is being taken from the
building, and strange to say, as the pKMocnAr
has already shown, these "bills" have almost In
variably been paid by warrants issued by the late
Auditor.
The latest feature in this line is O bill for
pARRIoADIsG THE sTATEHovsE
doors and windows, rendered by Thomas Dunn,
for S1ooo which does not include items but merely
specifies that 1t is for material and labor in bar
Reading the doors and windows Of the st. Louis
Hotel te-Housel.'
Appended thereto is q receipt dated April 16,
1877, for warrant for $1,000, from Geo. b, John
son, Auditor Of State, with MIR. Dunn's name at
tschod.
Again, there is receipt for warrant for $40,
paid Gen. Jack Wharton as Adjutant General from
january to 8. 1877, with a receipt in form, for
the Auditors warrant, and Gen. Wharf on's Gig
nature attached.
Again. o bill rendered by Mr.. W. Loan, for ser-
vices rendered as Brigadier General, command
ing Metrop Titan Brigade f'om March to 81
Sass 80, this being certified to by Loan aud ap-
proyed by both
BADGER AND PACKARD,
the former signing h mself Mrior General Com.
msndpg. aud the latter as Governor aud com
mander. .in-cbief. Appended thereto is Loans re-
CANT for the Auditor warrant.
Next n bill for $l5s SO, rendered by Geo. L.
Norton as acting adjutant general Of the State
October 10Th to November 6tb, 1876, as per ex
ecutive order dated Executive Department, New
1)rleans, La. October 10, 1876. .....
Attached is a receipt for the Auditors warrant
dated November 6, 1876. AS yet that executive
order Of Kelloggs has not come to light, but j
NAV be found if the executive ofsoe investigating
committee make search for IL.
Again, one of Badgers bills for sl5a ~ lor esa a
,v,,ras ss Brigadier General from December Nv
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

Abont o'clock last night negro gtl, 10 years
Of age, named Alice Frsuoed, fell from the gal
ltry Of the cigar manufactory corner OF Bar
racks and Burgundy streets. a distance Of twenty
five feet, aud was mortaly injured about her
head. she was attended by physicians. who said
ghe.was past all surgical aid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10
Pires.

All quarter to 6 O'Clock Tuesday evening Ere
broke out in one-story frame house situated at
the c1rner OF Robertson and 81. Bernard streets.
This property, which was owned by Mr.. Marano
and occup ed by Mrs. Martie rs variety store,
was totally destroyed. The house is insured,
but in what company or for what amount could
f40O. Csuse OF Gre unknown. The alarm was
turned in from box BIG.
FIRE 70. g.
At half past q O'Clock Tuesday FIRE that ia
sunnosed to be the work Of an inosndiary was
disc 1yered in the two story stable at the corner
of Trcou ans Dauphine strests. The pr perty
was totally destroyed, and was owned By Potter
Schmidt.
The loss is estima ed at $500, but is insured in
the firemen's Insurance Company for $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

Coroner Roche yesterday concluded the in
quest in the killing of Charlie Brown. by Sherry
Ii eonsrd, on Sunday evening, and the jury rem
dered verdict that the deceased came to his
death by wound in the left side, which pene-
trated the heart, inflicted by some sharp cutting
instrument, the weapon being in the hands OF
one Sherry Leonard, now in custody.
Coroner Roche will make the proper affidavit
to-day before Judge Smith.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

THIS WEEK. -Messrs. Dn niger & pona ars
Offering great Inducements in dry goods. They
have large and we'll selected assor mems. Their
goods are al. marked At very low figure. Many
sold as suah bu.In reality there Is nothing 10 In
dcase that they have been soi'ed In Che least
Then, fox bargains, 90 to Dapzgssis, 20a Canal
street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

BuRNErr's COLOGNE Ia fill In elegant bottles
Of superior finish and besuty-in themselves an
ornament 1t has, in 8 brief time, attained q
large and constantly increasing sale, confirming
he opinion of the best judg' 9, that it is equal,
Il not superior, to the celebrated farina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

At twenty minutes past nine o'clock last night
an unknown white m. n boarded the Canal street
ferry boat on the Aleiers eide, and took sea. on
bench IN her stern. When the boat reached
the middle OF the stream he walked to The gang
way in the bow and deliberately leaped over.
board and was drowned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

Parties owing taxes and licenses would do weh
to call on W. Ell. Barnett, broker, No. 30 st.
Charles street, before setting, as he has large
facilities which enable him to allow them the
highest discount He also hiss variants always
on hand, suitable for paymsnt OF same, at lowest
market rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-05-10

NJ L. ByKsE Il 90. aye advertising in another
column their large stock OF sonabls dry goods,
consisting II variety OF fancy dress goods.
black and colored grenadines, muslin and linen
lawn fancy colored and black silks and zephyr
shawls; also, a large assortment Of colored
skirts, hapdkerohiefe, hosiery and lace goods.
a OF which they are selling at an unusual low
price, TO secure a ready sale and quick profit.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

who are to take our places in the
busy world at no distant day
growing up without knowledge
OF the present, or any study of the
past; this ignorance, too, being
imbued into them by the sanction
Of those who should, and doubt
less, do know better, did they only
think of the injurious effects Of
their insane course. Let the
head of every family think of this,
and place in the hands of those
for whom he is responsible the
means of acquiring some know
edge Of the moving panorama in
which we act our different parts.
[Triune-Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

Judge Billings concludes that he erred
in appointing the Board If Appraisers,
and in sending Commissioner Chamber
lain here to take lends of release on
their Inventories and appraisements.
New bonds must be executed, and upon
examination Of the sureties in New Or
beams. A delay If twenty days only is
given the interreDax and defendants
in the log suit to furnish these bonds.
after filiag the marshal's inventory.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CALCASLEU.

DE il known that we, the undersigned
ID members of the Jury Commission,
did. on the 10th day of July, A. D.
1877, meet at the Clerks Office for the
purpose of drawing Jury for the Sep
TENDER term of Court, under sec. 8,
Act No. "A of the Regular Session Of
1877, and all the members beng pres
ent, Julien Richard, one of said men,
hers, in presence Of the others, drew
from the general venire box, one ct q
time, the names of the following fifty
persons TO compose the Grand amt
Petit Jurors for the first week of said
Court, commencing September 5, lS77,
o list IF whom was kept bv the Clerk.
The Clerk and the Commission did
then place the ballots drawn as afore-
said, in an envelope and endorsed
thereon First Week." and placed
them in a Jury box provided Tor that
purpose, which was locked and sealed,
and placed in the custody of the Clerk
for use at the next term Of Court. The
Commission not deeming it necessary
to summon any other jnrors.
Joseph J. Granger, Hiram A. Minis.
Jean Castex. Joseph v. Moss. Jr., Jo-
seph J. Kingrey, Thomas B. Ferren,
James M. Hanchey, Dnlva Farque,
Arsene Sallier, Maurice Hebert, John
T. McConathy, John lies, Napoleon B.
Aston, Leonard r. Loftin, Joseph
Cole, Francois Hebert, Jr.. Joseph
Carr, Henry j. CLANCY, William G.
Bush, Caspar SCHNEIDER. George s.
Benson. Hardy Coward, John W. Nc.
Fatter. Alexander Miller, Benajah Lof-
tin. M. G. Frazar, H. G Farquhar,
Dupre Marcantel, John +. Clooney,
Anathole Gauthier, Hilalre Escoubas,
Gideon Roster. Eugene Webre, VIM
M Phillips, John L. d. Lorrain. Jo-
seph Demarais, John Lyons. John
Rice. Daniel Ellender, Darling L.
Smith. Eugene Guidry. Dnminie He
bert, Ursin Vincent. Malachi M. Lyons,
Lewis M. Nichols, John NJ. Davenport,
David B. Hartman, William Langley,
John M. Reid. b. r.. Stoddard.
In witness whereof we hereunto aflix
our signatures at Lake Charles, La.
this 10th day of July. 1877.
J. G. GRAY,
NJ. j. ROSTEET,
J. ID. LEVEQUE,
JULIEN RICHARD,
Jury Commissioners.
ASA RYAN,
Clerk OF Court.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Judge
A. G. Brice. who appeared before
Judge Billings for the Calcasieu
log defendants, is here. The order
allowing bonds extends to the de-
PENDANTS as we'll as to intervenors.
Twenty days are allowed to pre-
par. the papers, and as Judge
Brice represents the bonds as
ready, it is thought the lumber
which has been held back for some
months, will, within a few days, go
into consumption. 1t appears a
vast humber of logs have been
seized, to which the government
bad 90 claim, ard that the people
of the United States will be
muict.d in considerable sums for
dams ges; in fact, that Uncle Sa N S
ov4r-z-alous agents have got him
into scrape.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23
FOUR MONTHS OF
GOOD HEALTH
FOR as CENTS.

ANY PERSON WHO WILL BUY.A BOX or
PARSONS PURGATIvE PILLS,
snd will take one ~ each night for four a
nights, and vi do this every third lSdI week
during the months OF June, JUL, August and
Sspleub will nut be tronbisd With FEVER
and AGWE. nor MALARIOUS FEVER, nor
BILIOUS FEykR, nor any Of the diseasss
resulting II N missmatic poison, comm 10
Miss. pri, Mississippi, Lou!sisDa. Arkansas and
Texas. II PARSONS PUAGATIyE PILLS
can not be obtained At your nearest store, sond
IS cents to the updersigpsd, and the pills shall
be sent, post paid, BY return mail. Physi;isns
supplied BY mail Of $3.50 per thousand in bulk.
Al this 10 but little mors than bali price for
STANDARD pills by the thousand, cash must ac-
co@papy abe order. The Recipe will Pc cheer
fully sent to any physician On application We
will send Parsons Pills BY mail TO responsible
parties on commission at ~ per dozen, sample
dozens at $1.85, cash with the order.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Collins BRos......,.......-....St. Louis, No.
g. w, JoNEs y GO........, Memphis, Tenn,
e. II. HART n Pe..... New Orleans, La
C, J LINcoLH 4 Cc..,.Little Rock, Ark,
II G. THonesoH \ Co...., g Galveston, Tex.
ADpREss ALL ORDERS 70
LIS. JOHNSON A. CO.,
Bangor. Maine, Proprietors,
July rs, 1877
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

SwINDLING PUBLISHERS Some
weeks since, we received circu-
lar from A. l.. Barnes & Co, New
York, announcing that on . certain
day they would issue the Memoirs
Of Bliss" This was intended to
secure a notice of the forthcoming
book, which we made, rightfully
expecting to receive in return n
copy of the work. as is customary.
Mark the result: Upon our
forwarding them copy of the
paper containing the notice aud
calliDg their attention to their
oversight they very coolly re-
piled, I'VE shall be pleased to
send you one, if yoa will enclose
half price, viz $3.50 net, agreeing
also to favor us with liberal ed
itorial notice of the book"
Thus they, sharper like obtained
u notice of their work by dishonor-
able subterfuge, and endeayored
to sell US a copy OF the work at
more than cost price, and secure
another notice. The latter we
give them, but they may keep
their book. We warn the public to
beware Of such dishonest book
sellers. Louisiana Sugar-Bowl.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23
Marx & Kelmpner,
Wholesale Grocers,
STRAND, GALVESTON. Texas.
Aug l6-3m

Aug l6-3m

IN conformity with Section % of Act
L No. SO, approved April 70. 1877, /
nave lodged the assessment rolls for the
year 1877, in the office Of the Recorder
Of this parish ; that any person ag-
grieved by over assessment, or other
wise, may appeal and have the same
corrected, if found incorrect, within
the time prescribed by law. to wit, 30
lays. from the 18th day of August,
1877.
Assessors office, Lake Charles, La. ,
Aug. Is. 1877.
ALLEN GILLEY,
Assessor for Caicasieu.
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soda favored with liquor. The
government claims that selling
soda favored with brandy or
whisky is retailing liquors. and
requires q license. The officials
insist that If keepers of soda foun-
tains can evade the law by calling
the liquor they dispose of " fla
voriDg," then the bar-rooms can
evade their licenses by calling the
liquors with which they make up
drinks Aavoring." -[Galveston
News.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

We are credibly informed that
Commissioner Chamberlain is on
his way back from Hartford, c.,
with an order from Judge Billings,
issued in chambers. which grants
nearly all that the Calcasieu log
men demanded. We would hail
with pleasure the definite an
noupcement that Rob Roy Carter
was at last circumvented in his
BLACK mailing and free-booting en-.
terprises in Calcasieu.-[N. O..
Democrat, Ang. Is.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

+ am now prepared as usual TO make
i final proof Of Homestead Entries.
and procure patents for same, also to
procure patents for entries made Pre-.
vious to the late war.
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with punctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, June z, 1877 -ly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

The Lake Charles hunters returned
from Barnes Greek without any ven-
ison. They report a daily and nightly
fnsilade of musketry in the pine woods,
and the deer nearly as wild as wild
turkeys.
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State Of Louisiana.

state OF LOUlslaOas
District Cours--Parish Of Calcasieu-.
No. 32O.
State VS.. Tangible West.
DY virtue of a writ Of fl. fa. issued
ID and to me directed from the Hon.
Court aforesaid. ! will offer for sale ut
pubic auction, to the last and highest
bidder, for Cash. Mt the Courthouse
door of this parish. IN the town Of Lake
Charles, Ls., on SATURDAY, the lst
day ut September, A. D. 1877, within
legal hours Of sale, the following de-
scribed property, to wit:
Ten head each Of COWS and yearlings,
one COW and calf, two three-year old
heifers, three yearlings, two Barron
COWS, one yoke oxen, one three-year
old bull. three two-year old beeves, one
American mare. one American two-year
old horse colt, one yearling colt. Seized
to satisfy said writ in the above num-
bered and entitled suit.
A. L. REID.
Sheriff of Calcasieu.
Sheriff's Office, Aug. l6, 1877.
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MONDAY. june 4, 1877.
The Council met this 4th day OF
june, 1877. this being the regular meet
ing
Present--Wm. Meyer. Mayor; Geo
II. Wells, j. w. Bryan, Aldermen.
Absent j. Perkins, j p. Geary,
~ b. Kirkman.
ON Motlon, Alderman Wells was
ele,ted Secretary pro teIn-
The heing no quorum, on motion,
the Council adjourned until Tomorrow
|,st 3 p NJ.
Approved
WM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest
Gro. II. WELLS. Secretary pro TEN.
TUESDAY, June S, 1877.
The Council met pursuant to ad-
tournament.
Present VIM. Meyer. Mayor j. B.
Kirkman and J. w. Bryan. Aldermen.
Absent Aldermen Wells, Perkins
and Genry.
There being no quorum present, on
motion. the Council adjourned until
the next reg liar meeting.
Approved:
WIN. MEYER, Mayor.