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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

The MarshalItown Times is one
Of the papers quoted by the State
Register as ''ferninst" the Southern
policy of the President. The follow
ing extractfrom its columns, will show
the versatility Of the Times, if it es,
tablishes nothing else:
There has been from the beginning but
one way Out of the difficulties with which
the subject has been environed, and that
was the plain and simple way President
Hayes has now adopted, to cease inter-
ference by the Federal Government and
let the States of the South govern them
selves like all other members of the Fed.
eral Union.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
Original Notice.

JOHN SEXTON, Pm,
VS. In the Circuit Court
CATuARINE MCNAMARA, of Buchanan County,
formerly Catherine Sex Iowa. MAY term 1877
ton, Def't.
To said Dettndaat,
NOU are hereby notified that on or before the
l. 10th day Of May, 1871 there will be on file in
the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Blu
chanan county, Iowa, the petition OF John Sexton,
the Plaintiff aforesaid, claiming Of you the cancel
laton and satisfaction OF a certain mortgage exc
cuted by Plaintiff to Patrick Sexton and assigned
to you. Said mortgage is recorded in Book b, at
page 146, OF the records Of Buchanan county,
Iowa. Said mortgage was dated April IA, 1863,
and is u lien on the s1a Of nwla of section 81, in
township 80, range 8, Buchanan county Iowa, and
on lots II and II, in block 26 in Union addition
to Independence Iowa.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend before noon of the second dsy
of the May term Of said Circuit Court Of Buchan-
an county, to be held at Independence, in said
e9Hnty, On the 2lst day Of May, 1877, a default
VIII be entered against you and Judgment render
cd thereon, and said mortgage cancelled and fully
discharged OF record. LAKE & HARMON,
4w3S Attorneys for Plaintiff
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
Repuclican State Convention.

The Twenty-first Annual State Convention Of
the Republican party of Iowa, will be held al
Des Moines, on
Wednesday, June 81, 1877,
for the purpose Of making the following nomina
tons:
One candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Lieut. Governor.
One candidate for Superintendent of Public In
struction.
One candidate for Supreme Judge.
The ratio of representation will be, one delegate
for each county in the State, and in addition
thereto one delegate for each 200 votes or fraction
over 1OO cast for Hon. Josiah T. Young for Score
tary OF State, at the general election in 1876.
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
HENRY c. LEIGHRON, Cham.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

REV. J. w. DURYEE, noted col
ored Baptist preacher of Virginia, a
man of great influence, publicly an
nounces that the Presidents policy
will, in the end, be the salvation of
his race.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

B. F. ALLEN, the banker formerly
of Des Moines, has had two indict
ments recorded against him in the
United States District Court, at Chi
cago, for embezzlement, in connec
ton with the management of the
Cook County National Bank.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

Shall we, through fear of disagreeing
with the President, stifle our convictions,
and pretend to agree with policy we
cannot but condemn? Is it not rather
the duty of honest men who think they
descry danger ahead, to warn the pilot,
to point out the hidden rocks, and to
save the ship if safety yet be possible?-
Manchester Press.
Just so Bro. Ram; but suppose
the pilot, though possibly no wiser
than yourself, has better point OF
view to observe the channel than
you have, and suppose from that ele'
waited situation the rocks do not look
so formidable to him as they do to
you, or their avoidance seems not
only possible, but reasonably certain
with the aid of a practiced eye and
steady hand. In such case, know
ing the helsman to be honest and
true, and moreover, knowing that he
has no authority to resign the helm
to you or anybody else: but must
trust to his own skill and judgment.
would it be the part of good sense OF
wisdom to fly into rage and assail
him with opprobrious words, sheer at
his skill, asperse his motives, stir up
mutiny among the crew and do 9th.
er things calculated to distract and
embarrass him at a ime when he
needs generous faith and encourage
ment? Yet this is precisely the at
titude assumed toward the President
by number of Republican papers
in Iowa, led on by the belligerent
aud unwise party organ at the Capt..
tai. We say that the course of these
papers is unwise and ungenerous;
all the more so as the greater part of
them admit that the success of the
Presidents policy is possible, and
that lift is successful he will be hon
ored by the latest posterity as one
of the saviors Of the country.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

An exchange says that in the
secret language of the tramp, the let
ter ''H" on the gate post means that
the residents will give the caller a
handful of grub; as" that he will
get seat at the table; rs. M" that
he will get a square meal, and &c.
B." that he will get the "grand
bounce" Now that the secret is out
let every HORSEPOWER HE himself to
his gate-post and dig in letters deep
and that cannot be misunderstood
the mystic sign &c. B.w Here, at
least, is the complete solution of the
tramp problem.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
THE next Republican State Con

The next Republican State Con
vention will consist of 900 delegates
according to the Oskaloosa Herald.
which is 24l more than ever met in
a similar body in this State. 1t
would expedite business, and do no
harm to any interest, except perhaps
the railroads and Des Moines hotels,
if one half Of the delegates should
have business requiring therpresence
at home at the time of the Conven.
fioD
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

putting our many parks in order for
spring. Already the shubbery is
putting forth their leaves, and give
us full promise of the near approach
of the pleasures of mild weather.
FELIX.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04
The War in Europe,

There has nothing yet occurred in
the war between Russia and Turkey
of especially exciting interest. Both
parties are marching and counter
marching their armies, covering and
occupying stragetic points, prepara-
tory to the strife which is yet to
come. There are reports OF minor
collisions between the opposing
forces, in which the Turks were the
vlctors. There are also vague and
unsatisfactory accounts of fighting
before Kars, a fortified town in
Turkish Armenia, last Sunday, in
which the Turks were repulsed by
the Russians, but at present writing
no important and decisive battles
have been fought.
Regarding the attitude of the 9TH
err powers of Europe, there is no in
dications of concerted action. Eng
land has made formal declaration
of her neutrality, but at the same
time, is engaged in military prepare
tons for the possible event of her
being drawn into the conflict. Aus
tria maintains an attitude of watch
fulness and distrust of the ultimate
designs of Russia, as affecting her
interests, while Germany stands
ready to put in her oar when it shall
become necessary for the protection
of her interests, or the maintenance
of her position among the powers
Meanwhile all these governments are
Jealous and distrustful of each other.
Every one of them thinks every other
power capable of compromising with
Russia in consideration of the pro-
lection OF its special interests, and
this has prevented them from coop
Grating in the effort to put bound
to the ambition, and secure a guaran-
ty of the intentions of the Russian
Gar. Some of these interests will
have to suffer, or Europe will drift
into a bloody and general conflict.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

THE surrender papers are confidently
saying that the Louisiana question is now
settled. We hardly think, gentlemen
that it is permanently deceased, yet
Des Moines Register.
The Register has too confident es'
innate of its own capacity for mis-
chief.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

Capt. Sam. s. Hemenway, Of Lansing,
has received the appointment Of route
agent on the G., D. & N. r. r. between
Winona and Dubuque.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

N. BIN writing to us state tn amount YOU
want to borrow, the numbers and description OF
your land, and the nature and extent of your i'm.
provements, the number Of acres under cultiva
ton and under fence l3-lB-Sm
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-05-04

HENRY G. LEIGHRoN Cham
, 1877-03-28
llFE-lNsuRANCE.
~ tba &,HftrSs dF T6S Trftt5 Ak,


cmrc.ao, March a7.-foMr paper has lately been
hitting hsrd bows At tho fo'Ies and wickehness Of
nnr ,isc-tn,uranec compnnfes. Even tue hard.
wnrkiuy and r,odcet agent has tccu prcfcnted az
rneaAins into n.fces wherc they used 10 enter In
manly anil up.tyht fpl,ysicatlY st lssati n1arntr.
FROM what has t~cn written. one would tndge
HAT a1s Uur life insurance companies wcEc traps.
where eptdrr.Iik officers aAt fattening on tho 'ot
dctutfttl victims Of their Rsera. Mnd where man
placed hfe munrq. In n!nety-two earet nut Of =
hundred. only 10 have II ao'o:!rd ami lot: Ia
tllEh so7 siany nrn wIn.e nny dependence In these
times ts !hcf sssc. Insurance policy arc deeply IT,
is4uet! in fIarfunl III 1k7. givtu. total rccrfpta
If thirty NJ onr prtncunl life. insurance cnnipanc+
tie oldest nrsu7ti in IN! anil youurcrt Iii lMjh,
and iNx wlist Aad b.cn dUne with safd re-.
cclrts. u the SIN. oar. 4aa. ~ total cs.h and
notra received far premiums MP to Jan. |. 1K7.;.
$401+ 1In. let. II (aiHre than ha!D had .ltra1y
been paisl to policy. hol.1rt- for densh l0s-cr.
1naiured crlnwh, cash far pnechh.e for iapneI
ppltcles dlrlden1t. rtr. Tlc ussrts Then held by
il.c.e companies f0r the protection af the pulley.
tlulierA t3:'tE!. Utl.1Ul exctedc! tho fulanee ut
the sum paid by said policy holders 0vrr $!u. .
UOD, 600. In other words. the tutAl e1penaes of
thcxe shIrty companies tall mnlu1l but thEea'. ,-
Guiding +atar!rr NJ nil officers mud employees. was
paid ont aF the proceeds OF their tnsr.tmcn!A nt
there trust funds, und $40. 10Y, 000 hsh been
sdded to the funds. The ssects held hy fhcrc eo,n.
r1n1rs 10 seeurc their 1l. 41A policies covcE.
Ing 81, B20, I'll, fA;0 tnbnr.nce. Atl but enc 0l
theee thtfty c1mpsntes arc doIrly business to-day,
--thc Continental of New York, alouc Of the
number having failed. r.
, 1877-03-28

that was engcudercd in tho Convention Of Monday
had pretty ws, died down yesterday, md this
freuds Ut Mr. Wright sutaed enthusiastically 10
thu support Of Aouroa Heath. The coming fght
to most Nepub,lcans IL not ons Of ucil, but 10
an onost for selt. pteservssou and 10 keep up the
credit Of Tho city. The following al The Dcmoc.
tary 10 not ZACH ~ to win the confidence of tho
people. especially When sbey make Gghs wholly
tor local spoifs. -.. -.-
Pcssy II. Smith, the candidate for Mayor, and
Cltuton ls.4gs, candidate fur cltY Treasurer, afv
nice gentlemen. but alt. Smith ~ considered alto
pethes too liberal In his promises of expenditures
for school. houses and other purposes. ~ 10 Bit.
Briggs thera scen,s bs general feeling shat bo
Ia ineligible undsz tho law 3u.t passed. aad there
are good lawyers who th1uk that. eyen II he II
elected, he cannot sfaln take the position, hence
smother election would hass to hs Ordered.
THE cirx-ATToHHEfaAlr-
Sotne one has slated that when II. :. TAth!i1 was
elected Ctty Attorney last year he hst only been
resilient u Chicaso DIS year, and that hs was
II has been alleged that v. J. Hyntt " taap1yeF.
A. for the latter he owps hl4 furniture, ~ far -
known. The paltry tax Of "a. IS es,cd against
him ln ls7u ha has Fefuscd 70 pay becans he ws*
not legal resident. Nr, liynea hA4cs tts asrcuvth
totally upon tac t*ct thtt ha defended Sullivan anu
that ht u an artth nationalist. That /. Ills MAols
claim. ~ 10 Mr, FItn:l;. tho Republican ean!i.
dale. he eantu tn ChIssgo vAslT tn 1879. Ht
formerly Elats's Attosury OF ths Cisy Vt Sash-
>u. fena., BAD Mhils there acquired MA cXceIicut
reputation for sldlisy. A. City Auorley, tho Fso.
, 1877-03-28
THE GEI2MANS.
THE "srAATs-zErruN0 lNDOnsEs TUE nEptB-
t.tcAN TICKET.

THE "BTAATs-zETuN0 lNDOneEs TIE Refill
LtcAN TtcKET.
The Sfddts- -z<l!mng Of ycrtcrdaY has The follow.
Ing editorial on tho acti1n OF the Republican City
Convention:
The Republican City Convention lies eivrn e1psrs.on
to the prer rsng sentiment uf all true frtrnds Of the
Hs xs'ss Il M I e r IL Il M s r r. L.
Tura!ay'N r!"cloh. Th* .tatde Ln admirable acrnfi
s s S d III n.nss ssei .a III
irs,la err wnntou Nhlln. hut bc tanch IT. ht1 pod.
iion ~ long a hif services arr usefui to tie conun
Mr. Heath has been au admirable ,Mayor, who h.s
fcr Of brntncn1 retrenehmeiita md hex fulfilled Ma
datie. Ml.h no.t raia.taklns son.sentlols1e;. IL
Ehish: srtn NJ VIZ. srs t6s esi 4 ~ Tari II!
hone.s tsspsyeE. wi!o il concerned III hasfsx t money
hungry eater w!Il IL vste foT oareo isash
ND thereby tnsntu hiE cl;ctoM hr . majority large
S,tarnes ."Tx Tai!iI da1inR II. srru Of
rs Fl
sat y ct ~
Trra.arcr 4 coacsrne Y isw which hsa JIM .,.ne
t%s"s1 5 H GsFk asa
t. farsseo M " &: t il iHs Sfi
TSuph Tic nterya, before t,e election il .,,ort yct
tss Sssnaets.[s ssaali.ts e! ;sySr lsss. ss:
az az fs . eo h.y
ssneetsa t!vn ~ M them shsy bare % s!sat n trx. s!,a
q the Gy mi T,sn % uorernmrai: m % - sas !,isss :.
aS' eSts Ses
rSrk m Ss In s 1sy
thls misfortune fruHl Chicago,
, 1877-03-28
MUNICIPAL IlEFORM.


Al 4 meeting Of tue Municipal Reform Club last
night, AF. Writ Dexter, The Chairman, explained
tie object Of tho convacati0n TO bc safefu! re.
view OF sha political sltuation. liz was ho said.
opposed to IN independent ticket, II It could 10
syoided, but wtpfe tllcrp Was msullcstIy . bad
man up 1t was tho duty Of t4e Club to take action,
Nhe5u there wess two incompetent nta running
II became tho duty Of Tho Cub to interfere and put
up man suitable for the position.
1ts. ehortall apoka Of tho Second Ward, whsss
Yicrl!n: bad eaptussd The primary. Ns thought
Dir. Ballard, present incumbent. = better man tot
thu CouEci.
,lr. Henry ssyers moved The appointment Of =
COMMITTEES Of thrsa 10 o0k tpto ahu uattss and
port II they should aoc proper. upon Tho pfopsfcty
Of recommending AID, Ballard. Carried.
.pssoes aptontinx the cunmtttes, As. psxtss
cntr,el upon auo.her explanation Of the object of
Ito Club, uhic! hs considered to bc tao decadlns
upon Tho qualifications of party nominees and
,,hcra they wete utterly NoGt,s tho nomination
Of good man, " ba satnt;sd ~ tho people to act
upon ~ they might deem oh
, 1877-03-28
lIfNEt.
n, fAh Etfi{oF ar Fk& TYt&uHA.

n Aa Esliior af rae Trtbuns.
CulcAan, March Ys.-fnasHtch ~ belong 10
party which hAs no organ In tho city We can rely
upon for an answer to any question rc!at!ve 10 our
coming election, hcS q! yau the fnrcs Of tell.
Ing slIc voters Of Ch!cseo wlo ". J. Ifynes l..
lluw Inn; he las been citizen Of our city. where
ho came from, md Whist bis politics havs
formerly, been. Thonsand. Of pemoerats
nrxt. eoafess nerrr heard Of him until he na,!e
s ap,.cat In asst Cr..uinal Cnurt our af the
counsel for tho defcnsc IT Sullivan III the I!1nfoti
murder trial. and thrn nsntn At the Democratic
Attorney. .t,d ci.izcn*. old Democrats. asd OLD
Taxpayers think 1t strange that n man unkn,wn ~
The peo ot'1s generally chi. ohlssn ,.ol!,nston ins
g ~ "fs IN :" h'd6c, hca,
quarter af cnitnry, and. unless wa can have hrf'
Ter rcnaun+ fur Ills deH,Rnh+ urn the DclnncrHtic
narty than h's dcfeu*a oF Sullivan, @ w. .sail not
iwil!iam !: Myncs va. born in clare tenntr:
n.ost of his schooltnr IN Springfield, Mat:,; and
!sarnsd tho Printing tra,ls OF thy N<paoHra,".:
a, . fsn!an organizer, but did nHs taks AZ active
part In the E'anada insas!nn. lie studied lazy vt
ID1uMta College. waH admitted ~ ths Ear ~ lttin
loek: Alk., Ia 1870. and was cixe.o to e Cons,sss
a viz dtftst.si. ia is7 b. migrated % cnls.qo
and hcsan praetIciuy law; Last December, bsans
Attorney, bnt Was hcstutch hy ltuuntres, l}cmo.
ctat. Eatly last week lIu Was nominated o. city
Attorney by thc Grccnhnckert. and Saturday, nav
ting beeonea Democrat since iscecmhcr.-p
mated hy tho Turner Hall Convention tor City Al.
t0tney. ltr wus oHe Ut b. aubnrd!HAto eunnscI
In tbs Sullivan trial, anu n.adu long tpeceh,
lenlion BY tho reporter who VIA hired ~ taks 1t
d4wn,l
, 1877-03-28

Mr.. Eayrs called attention to tic fact that
meeting nf The Citizen" tn!on hat hccn held tho
night before, md had rcgMrstrd him 10 ftatc lhst
improper men had htcn rut up IN lsoth tlttcs. cf-
tceially for Aldermen, md a.kIng the tnh to III.
sefs a ~
Sixteenth: and dens'en nHt Gannon. seventeenth.
As 10 Tho tlc-lrab]c nominees, thr following fTefe
mentioned: Ste.cn, Fifteenth: Michael schwe,'
thhl, Sixteenth: Jnmea ". ItIch, scxsnteenth;
named gentlemen were. tndor,c! by The citizens
Club, which rcpndlaied tho hrft'named ~ anoe'
rmofIop Il was Ta mair tat The Executive Commit.
teo ni tile Municipal Reform ctn' meet CO. committee
from tho Citizens Club 70 confer "A 70 thc pfnpsf
eouse ts Gut.as ca,,te4r :ds r,rae n' time was '1'a
nomination ., Aid. Iiilateth, which was referred
to te Conference Cornuftt.n wltl' instrnctlonf 10
SSpft rieS. teferras as liz woo tnsest Of nomination.
to mako cnrnplcec report With recommendations
An mn orrmmnnf thnn arose an 10 tho best method Of
presenting tho bcst men 70 tho public, and It saA
naiiY agEeel to accept tho tlekcta Of bath poiltt-
eal patles isr - tH esnaiaa,e. s.o eai,Fas q,
Cin1nomince tor the unsehfrahlc nominees 81 either
or both paftfcr md Tho Executive t0rinllt ttco were
instructed tn eafcfnDy cnnsldcf fhe whole matter
and incorporate Recommendations IN their forth
sts. i.liss moved tha. tho Club refrain from PIT.
ting fnlf iekrt In Inc aeid. A. there canld he
organization tnn1ne ltsctf to crttlca1ns Mpun
tho tickets already MT forth. nsnpposl or htd
motion, he said he thought II batter ~ let The
ilitsattsned by nominating sheff candidates for
them.
litter rome discussion, tho mattor WIS dropped
An Invitation i. oxtcn,is 10 Ill good citizens who
take mn interest Ia scf0rM to confcr with the FIX.
cc,ltiyo Committee, which will mset daily At p.
'' Il Aa,orrrr1 roti1 Fr,dnv n1uht
, 1877-03-28

La
The commttco apruinted by tho Republican
meeting held Friiay evening nt Ens'ewood met
Monday oreninC at Thu house Of c. ". Walter. on
State street, near Thfrty-nfnth. They appointed
tho delegates 10 be elected as foltows: From, the
Stock. Yards District nlne; The Car Shops, scycn;
Enqlcwood, scvrn; the Wcst End, two.
Tho election Of drlrEntcs to tho primary
natlng candidates viii be 1,ell Thur+aay.
Te Democratic arc hasnY l.a.,s tl'nt u getting
S
thr Ticket alteady. TneIf canaidate for. Trnstrc,
aaon bo% tekss ind x %' 10
icpendent unles" 10 rot . nomination.
Spw t. hs s 1 S H;saao to
how tho town affairs can be run n,uat economical:
K from e1pe.Itnse; r. thrn promise, and. =
They cau saYs in te natter Of salaries alone from
600 e 81 600 sy w vii, c,n,,,n
!: ';as Jss, syTs ,S
e1: q ssS o T. s; s
II II e. t. na
ct 5 ): ;s; iS$ =
TOM or L.xx. atsrch II. ls77. A"'@A 80 "'"''
NrDK rAHK Politics.
The opnoaItton to the Respectable or Regular
ticket had considerable tFtnb1 In tho primary tn
the Erst District over llnskins Sat0on last Grcn-
lnr The crowd arst met nt thb saloon, aud there
elected Jerry 1'unn PscalIcnt, ard ". /.
Robinson Secretary. ticket was brought
out. combating .nf inhu ]iurcr, Pnt Chalnlcts.
james sialane. Patrick natrlty, William, Merrill;
was a'ucnde.l hY The following consisting Ut II. y
Luwls, J.. y. Calhoun. !. u. MrucrnaAt, 4. c.
Hobinv. J. j. Susie. E0l0n Robinson, and Thcr1n
Wright. Tho latter Ticket VIA VOTED upon pn1es
tbs Impression that they wero voting on tbs Drtgl
nal motion. Ia place Ut which they voted OH tne
amendment, and tho ,atter ticket wss dnctarrd
elected. Tl,D general impression was TINT tho MA.
3ority OF tho peopln were bultlozed. mud mahy
threats were snnttcfca aud tho word swandlea mud
fraud werc uscd IN many places.
Alter !nng talk the men met In the police sta,
Harry Lynch fecretary., Remarks wars n,1tc hy 4
number OF men, when II was decided that theli
confidence had been abasod snd Job hal been rll!
up un them. They then elected tho lint. nailic
ticket and proposed to put It through tho Coastn'
| tlun.
ii The Second District, Oakland. tho following
ttcket was elected: II. u. Gompsnh, D.. l.. Car.
michael. John IL. Donnaliy. Juhn n. flayur,
Thomas H. I.1wFence. oliver L. pesry, NilflaAl j.,
| Hamilton, johu X. uo!soA.
pKsrLAIHEs.
A. 6 eaNcu: bold ys.lcEday afternoon for t!se
gentlemen wers selected; Fos Supervisor. Levi,
poyaM; Town Clerk. y. +, llennutt: Assea*0F.
Michael iIo1hanh; Collector, Henry stsces C0n'.
| n,sst0ncE 1f Highways. 1uhn scser; justices a1
Feace, 4, Motdeuhteue and II. .. Wehlles; tun,
/ staDles, A. ". Eckhaft anu II. G. Eastman; ToWn
ahlp Trustee. John llatsrnan.
, 1877-03-28
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

TIE HEFuH3.lCAS5.
A mcctlnY nf Republican candidates aud pcopls
having s!,u general interest Vt tho party at heart
WIS held In lhv club. RUM of tho fremont Itouss
yesterday morning. among thoso pretent weso
"oe Heath, Clly- -Attnsney Tuthsll, e. Il. LARA.
Ia, taspaF lIut:. cz.Atd. Gundcr'on, cx'Ald.
1'i:aNson, cunrud Fulz. 4. II. L,nscott, Z. 4.
FtlkIn,, Ja,ilt> NundcId, Joseph Honncld, H.
tcAmlx, Ei.neon ", King, J. II. c1ough, Col. Il.
". Hicaby.
Tho meeting was called to order about II o'clock
byE A.. Ellklna who nominated Mayor Heath
for Chairman. The nop.lnat!ou WA made unan'
.muaa.
ta,par llutz moved TO appolnt committee Of
thee to select d Campaign Committee. Carried.
Tha rhaarnlan uppat0ted a. sueA CoMntstca
As1sH. CaspaF Busz, c. H. LarEabcs and It. ;.
Tataill.
nnu,ot!on Of Mr.. Tu.hill, Nayor Heath WAS sdd.
ID to tho Conalittcs.
Tbs four gentlemen retired. dclibeEatel for half
sp hour or more, aud reported ths following
nsmes: Frat Wsrd-.arthur Dixon, l.. H. cobusn;
ecfund-c. l.. Wilson. Iueod Hoaenhaeg: Third
1sasr spaldlny, Norman Williams, Fuafth-Js1ass
II. GIbcsh II. y. lirayion; Fiith-Juhn kramer,
Martin Dcss; sixth--Louls l1utt. Il N. llutchln-
-; Ss,snth-raps. r. J. Mes1.sh. A: 1snham;
Es EE!sath JOHN Stevens, h'chatd tlArk; Stnth-n:
y. Clark. Jr. Tenth-l. IL Matson. AID. George
Mhr; MMlner; Twcltih-A. y. Wright. u. I. Lritshel
ssssnhse1 ,sss J. est X a SoSa u s1x
sesnta-t'apt I, n: Ryan, Capt- Z. &c; kioktc !;
saa;sh ss5.xsnh-F.snk lessireer se'sntssn.a1P A.
is 1sSnSs s.vf rssasya
nhe Committee ul-o srrortt ID the nAmea VI tue
following .en&iuaen as n.cubefs of tho Executive
.s1.A.a, ., O: GIL. John Il, cloogh, Il. y.
EseAs. t'uurGd Folk, William Woke, James r.
t~ssslssl. Gees:s Z. rtass!ps;, utu- IL H. Thorn.