davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
Doings OF the City Council.

The regular mosthly meeting of the City
Council was held Saturday afternoon.
Orders passed:
That the Mayor close the sale of building the
new road over land of Henry Clark and Gideon
Hallowell, according to specifications submitted.
That the night watch he relieved from lighting
the street lamps. aud authorizing the chief of pc
Ice to employ some pei son or persons to do the
lighting of the same.
lied and directed to cause three hydIants to be
placed in the locations designated bv the late re-
port of the Committee on Fire Department; pro.
vided water shall be furnished by the Augusta
Water Company, for city purposes, at an expense
of not over S25 year for each hydIsnt.
Granting Frank 4. Baker license To keep and
maintain billiard ball, subject to the usual rules
and regulations Cover Mug the same.
The Committee on New Streets, on petition of
). A. Thurston and others, for new street, re-
ported that they had examined the route and laid
out new street, as prayed for beginning on the
south line of Capitol street. at the no. theast cor
ner OF lot No. ~, formerly known US the Page
field, thence running southwest 594 feet inches,
to stone bound at the southeast corner of lot 20.
Is, the MOI to line OF land Of Daniel L. Pike; no
land damages to be allowed and none claimed.
Street to be known as page Street"
The same committee, on petition OF Cyrus Eel
lows and Others for establishing the north line OF
Laurel street, reported that they mao lalu Out tne
line as follows: Commencing at a point ON the
line of State street, 81 feet north of the inter-
section of the north line of Laurel ST., with the
east line of State ST., thence running south 70
degrees east. 80 rods and links to 4 point 40 feet
south Of the north line OF Laurel stIeet. directly
opposite aud in range of Mrs Tsylor's lot; from
thence running ea.terly parallel with the north
line of Laurel street, and distant thereupon 40
feet until it meets the south line Of said street, rs
formerly located, and cont inuing the same course
to Water ST.
The same committee under order of city coun-
Gil, rcpo ted that they had sold by public auction,
to William A. Wall, the building of the new road
from the river road to the Church hill road, over
land OF Henry Clark and Gideon Hallowell.
The CITY Treasurer submitted his report for
October
The report shows the total receipts for cure mt
wear, including cash in Treasury, March II, 1871,
Sl23 800 AZ. Total disbursements, Slll 500 81
balance Sll o24 So.
The petition of A. g. Thomas that the construc-
ton of the road Britt's gulley be post
poned until spring, ADD that stone for culvert be
hauled during the winter, referred to the
committee on highways
Thomas LIT e was appointed agent on behalf
of the city to attend the sale OF real estate for
taxes.
Roll Of accounts No. s, amounting to 1901 80
was passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA,

PHILADELPHIA, November 6. Partial returns
from ii counties ont of 66 in Penn. show a net
gam Tor Noyes dem,, for State treasurer, of $500
over the vote OF last year. The returns indicate
dem maj In tie State of 10000.
70 counties outside OF Pniladel pha show q net
dem gain of 1000 over last year, when the same
counties gave Iilden 10000 mai.
Incomplete returns from 43 counties, with the
iuli returns from the city and county of Philadel-
urer OF 2O,6I4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

In THE DISTRICT Court OF THE USITKp srArrs
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE
In the matter of
Horace r. Robinson, In BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
AT Augusta the 3lst day of October, A. d. 1877.
tn undersigned hereby gives notice Of his an.
polntment as Assignee Of Horace r. Robinson Of
Watervie, in the County of kennebec and state of
Maine, within said District, who has been al.
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
DistricI Court of said District.
GARDINER g. vOsE, Assignee,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Mr.. Lueius Hill, of the firm of Hill & Hoyt
Water street, has purchased the Pope cottage. on
Eastern avenue. and will improve It, and make it
his home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Rev. F. c. Rogers of South Paris, Is spending
few days with his friends in this city and vicinity
Ais friends are glad to greet him. and to learn
of his success in his first pastorate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Leighton, Scruton & Co. open another lot OF
those Ladies Vests to-day at the low price of AZ
cents q garment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Mr.. Daniel w. Russell, who died in Cambr idge
port, Mass. was formerly of this city. and a
member Of the Augusta Lodge of Odd Fellow.
This fraternity will perform the rites of bura
this afternoon at quarter to tw, o'clock. We IN
derstsnd that this is the first death that has &C.
CURED in the lodge since its foundation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

The Governor and Council commenced session
yesterday, and were engaged in counting the
votes of the September election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Mr.. Blaine is better, though he is as yet un
able to sit up. He is kept perfectly quiet, and nc
callers are allowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

reports indicate that Mcclellan will have TO-.
600 majority for Governor.
later despatch saws the republicans will have
the legislature and tha' Mcclellan is elected gov.
ernor by four or five thousand.
Latest estimates give Mcclellan the state by
lZVo majority, aud concede both branches of the
Leg lslature 10 The democratic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
Winthrop Lo.aIs


Orchardists complain that the apple tree borer
is more than commonly troublesome th, season.
and without the closest attention small trees are
soon ruined. Much vigilance is needed to raise
either trees or fruit.
Chas. Stanley's new shop for the manufacture
of carriages will soon be completed. 1t is large
ana commodious and presents good appearance
The Grange here Is a success; it has some $50
members, and its meetings are the occasion OF
much social enjoy ment.
Mr.. Lane, in the employ of Levi Jones had his
les badly broken by the kick of horse.
Lyceum in No. 2. on the I'd inst, was a success
An interesting debate was had on the question.
"wt oh is most deserving Of sy mpathy, the Indian
Freedmanl = A volunteer speech was made by
Mrs Nellie Southworih Of Portland which took
the audience by surprise, aud carried the que stion
for the Freedman.
The meetings of the PRAYING band at Bailey
vile were quiet. but spiritual. Quite number
were converted and bscksliders quckened.
On Saturday, Col {. A. Wings team collded
with another. throwing out three young ladies,
and severely injurIng Miss Carrie Wing, a. well
as damaging the carriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

You will find That wife of mine" at Leighton,
Scruton 4 Co.'S, buying dry goods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Hon. s. C. Hatch, formerly the popular Treas
urer of State, was in the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting,

WASHINGTON, November g. To days cabinet
council devoted considerable attention to the
subjects regarded As important to embody in the
forthcoming message OF the President to the two
houses OF Congress. Beyond this only routine
matters OF not more than ordinary importance
were considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
Gossip.

The Senate committee foreign relations to-
day agree to report tavorably upon the nomin.-
ton OF John l.. Stevens OF Maine. as minister 10
Sweden and Norway. The nomination OF John
Welsh as minister to England has not yet been
considered by the committee.
John Y. Smith, whose nomination as consul
general al Montreal was to the senate to day,
Is the late commissioner of Indian affairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07

Peter Charles Keegsn of Madawaska. was in
the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
ZoraI ami State Nems.
CONJUNCTION.

CONJUNCTION.
There was grand wedding above us,
10 the land where dwell the bright stars;
The bride of great beauty, was Saturn,
The bridegroom, the bold warrior Mars.
We wanted to sec this rare un on,
But clouds hung thick overhead;
When clear we looked-they had par ed
'Such is life everywhere" we SAID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
VIRGINIA..

=, ALEXANDRIA. This city and county give
Mnshbacks and Hunter for the legislature (dem J
5oo majority over the republicans and working
mems ticket combined. There was no opposition
to the Stale Conservative ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
At the annual meeting of Bethlehem Lodge, F.
& A. NJ, held on Monday evening, the following

The officers will be publicly installed on Mon
day evening. Nov. 10Th, by Dist Dep. George p.
Haskell. Brethren and their ladies will attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
PORTLAND.
Attempt to Break Jail.

PORTLAND, November g. Bill Mattice. horse
thief, made an unsuccessful effort to break out of
Portland Jail last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
KANSAS.

despatch from Atchison says the republicans
carry this city by an average majority of about
Soo: Returns from the county ,hus lar received
creased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
Robbery.

The Jewelry store of William Senter & Co. was
robbed this afternoon of tray of jeweled rings,
valued at $500. No trace of the robbers, and the
rings were not missed until the empty tray was
found next the door.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
supreme Judicial Court.-Libbey. j Pre-
siding.

TUESDAY, Nov. b.
The case on triel at the sdjournmen Mt last eve
ning-State W. Mulhgsn and wife-was resumed
and finished. The jury found the defendants not
guilty.
Stale vs.. w. Luther Rollins of Augusta case
Of search and seizure from the Municipal Court.
The officer found and took two small bottles of
rum from the defts. pocket on the street. The
seizure was made during muster week, and the
charge is that the deft had the liquor with intent
to sci the TO the soldiers. In defence the
deft testified that he bought the liquor for his
own use. and was on his way home with it when
he was overhsued by the officer. Verdict, not
guilty l.. Titcomb for deft.
State VS.. Mary ]. Bragg of Gsrdiner. Indicted as
q receiver of stolen goods. The goods found in
her possession portion Of the booty taken from
Libby & brakes store in Albion last summer
Potter for deit. On trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
MAINLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 6. Election was quiet
and vote light. Heating, dem, for comptroller,
mas ZZ,ooO maj. The dems elect senator and Is
representatives to the legislature, the entire city
delegation. The reps had no ticket in field Few
returns have been received from the counties, but
as far as heard from indicate dem majorities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-07
MISSISSIPPI.

ST. PAUL, November 6. Mr.. Pllsbury, rep for
governor, has gained in this city, over Banning,
deni and the indications are that small vote has
publican ma olity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04

W. J. 2, AYR 4 co. loselI. Mass. !
Prsetital nal fHsfssses.I sfS.,bgs.
soip ~ ALI, .bHusvIsis lsftfw,tlsr,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04
TIE oBSERYER-IHE STATE
PRESS. r..


Tie Rslewh Observe takes issue With
~ IL COR remarks epOn the state Press, q
if we had singled out that journal for spe-
i aplaaadversion. Our renarks sere re.
nsral. aud with the sole view vf eallng at
tsntion 10 state of thing. which the Oh
sy-cgs LIS not convinced ns loes not exit.
We are glad to see that the ossercs.. feels
tie force Of our remarks. which IL does BY
is ready assertion Of Practice contrary to
the one We felt tie need Of.
We spoke viii, ~ reference 70 ourselves.
The State pres--and We thank It for the
hoppr--has given a. more than oar share Of
consideration. Our aim was single 70 The
purpose Of bringing about . more general
aud generous recognition 81 the mutual
claims o. ~ the journals Il the State. aud
We again repeat. there j. not such reeogni.
tiou. little Observer leads the ssy--snd
IL i nss doing it--ihsR il vii! have dOue
much 10 confirm H. claims 10 wide spread
influence and usefulness.
One good, and perhaps the only one sf.
tec,sd III the Press Association, vas u d..
arm state journalism u most u IL asperi.
tee and promote courtesy. Thi. was >
yrs. stride Toward. sDo i ibs bet pCssi-
bile preliminary 70 that mutuality Of pur.
lnse which Is peeded 70 hasien tie great
work Of State advancement.
Tie destiny d The southern States mas
be worked OFT 10 spite % the dsabls dealing
Il nsyes. That destiny hinges apon The
,appO,t given t6he Illegal governments of
psskanl and Chamberlsin by the Federal
power. liul ~ poaer iortshately 10 con
trolIed % sill be controlled BY > Demo.
srslic Congress, srd tbs, eengress vii Ger.
,s,nIy %, grnut money to .spPOrtiLs srmy
fa ,hs naistspabes " usurpen. With
driK.ft irsQpis and pssksrS sBd Cham
berIsss ssapd slsps. and gu. Abd this y
ttsrsiri<psfsts tissris. .s.sss .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04
San Francisco MaruL 3I A CLico9' dis.

San Francisco, March 81. "A Chico dis.
patch says. j. M. Swain. member Of
the Council ii Nine made confession u
az the nlapner 10 which the affairs of the
Council we're conaucted which agrees with
The previously rupllShe.l la,sslsslt uf ihe
DELIBERATE plans which were laid, IN
70 wing he ,lcslructisu 10 rroperty aud
taking life. bDtlfwhite and Chinese A.
mo,lg those proposed TO the Council ~ bit
subjects 10 murder was Hon. John Bid
we'll !. candidate for Gagsrnunoa the iildcS
pendent ticket auring the last campaign. I
.Ss.o Was iniinical IL the order Gu ACCOUNT
lof employing GLinamen pnhis rancho IN the
lMisinity Of Chico The Council appears
to have besn composed Of three captains,
each Of whom appointed two lieu enants.
Each ciptsim had y certain district assign
ed him M ,whica to operate The manner
in which menrhers oi Tie secret ,n,z,s
tion laid theirsplaLs III burning and blow
iag up buitlingsiu Chinatown. aud NUM-
'facturing cstabiishmen,s 10 which rninese
we're employed. and discussed the pruprie.
Ity aud expectancy Of making way with
parties who had incurred their enimity. is
almost Incredible. The prisoners have
heen removed to jilm orosiilr. thec.aln.
llty seal. Every precaution has been taken
lltorcnder escape or rescue anpossihle.
Double guards are STATIONED w,,ian aud
Iwitbout the jill. nnd.approaches 10 the town
ARE patrolied by an ARMED force. The ex-
.ciiement over The Disclosures of criminals
lis intense, mingled with fear hat deter
imind ,ae,ion u the authorities and cirizms
wiilnpt he sufficient todster ulher nrn,
bcrsuf tile Labor uuioa fern seeking 10
.aysnge Or arrest ihelr comPanious.
( Gov. Wade Ibmpion Of South carnlina
. has gone 10 Washngtpnatt The i'stance oi.llis
Frautnleucy, Returning Board Hayes, We
suppose il us mere,y. an act OF courtesy Oh
! the part 1t Hampton Rnt..no good can re-
suit from ii, ila,esis the most consumna,e
sckea, that tue werli has ever pruduceii
He.has neii.iPr policy ~ brains lie Il
simply The TOOL ~ the vile men WIN made
him ne IdrtU President. S,rihnthis wurd
u WnFtn M httig ~ lusittHiinE IT'S FHfTt~F.
! he has alreai, eaten hrs wdrsis in regard
! to his so-ealled S,,hihern inlieys Even Il
he were inansof brains and Nerve. he
4 could do nothing. surrounded ~ hcis ~
saeh mel, us Blaine Marion. and jain Shr,-
i man. ard that class III reck lees characters,
j who'd ase a'luur Years lsasr npan ahip---
/ vim avn BODY aud .ss,ai.--Salssbuiy Ee-
i 1tisaisssf.sa a@g esf s y - Sc ~ =
4 hsa kgw sgt..4s, ls-gs ~. a,I
i The Ecidsvaie inns says: Mr. Geo
4 A. Smith. in Milton. lale of The Raleigh
I Sentinel, will lpltin claim AZ Washington
i, for some ofthe money due the southern
j mail contractors at the beginning of the
). war. Mr.-Sniill's fnthrr bonghl tire UHl-
/ tract fioin Benjamin Hines who was the
/ contractor from Barkslaies io Milton and
I to HillSlIorn. The contract antl papers
4 lIave benin tire hands az his Suns. Gen.
i ana Murray. sinee his death. IA will f0o,
up the rise OF Thousand dollars. Sue
cess atic!.i friend Sn,illi. -. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04
THE BULLD0ZED dND0UFWIT.
TED DEMOCRACY. y


The Richmosd lpAiy says: Grsnt eer,.a
tainIy succeeded BY iorderilrr len eo,raas.
mes Of soldiers 90 the federa earda, n.
bulldozing the Democrats. Capt ffleNitt'
became alarmed at the hrst threat aud lns.
lily called out. We will submit 10 ans thing
sooner than zone drop Of blood should be
| shed. Then came the 5 to7 commission.
whose miAsioa IL MAS 10 count. 49, for
Hayes. igacring al facts aud declining to
listen to any testimony aud soon after this
| proyocatiOn. when the threat Of filibustsr,
I ing endangered the success Of this counting
I in process. if the account copied FROM she
, Baltimore Saa u Yesterday of the manner
! in which the special friends Of Mr.. Hayes.
Stanley Mathews ana Charley Foster acted
is 10 be credited. our Democratic friends
/ we're again badly sud. doped aud deesiy-
ed. ltnOw appears Alrllayes had autho-
| rired no one to commit him TO any definite
/ line u policy 10 relation 70 ,be South, and
be declines 70 be bound BY assurances aud
pledges gwen without ms sanction - that
| from irst to last the poOr Democrats have
! been shamefuIly ih.inida,ed. ban,boszlsd.
I cheated. aud outwitted. And We think
they deserved 70 lose everything. They
had fairly won . splendid victory. aud man.
hood was alone wanting 70 secure is fruit.
The supporters Of rild-n. constituting a
!. majority Of oSE MlLLloS u the popular
! white rote u Tie soartry. bad ooly 70 stand
| firm and lee il be understood that having
elected their man he waste be inaugurated.
aud il would have been done. Grant's
I buster would hsFs amounted 70 nothing !;
the assembled military would hare res
pg,ded to The call u their newly installed
/! colnlDsnder.iu-chief and respected tiie Or
ders u George y. Msclsllat. bis Seeretsry
Of War. aud to-day the memory Of ChaD-
! bcrlsiB aud Packard, IN South CaToIina aud
/ Lou isisna. would be IS dream 81 the pust
ali turmoil, strife and uncertainty As e
the future would have been Il an end. aud
the country would Ie upon the higbaAy Of
peace spd prosperity; but. aIasl ,l@Ia
counsel prevailed TIE sietDrs psnie striek.
en- without csus-. fed FROM lheil en,reneh-
"a positions 90 wgIorlsusly surrendered.
Men sho vail not i,vlj . iOH when u !,
their viii not b. ~, lcreespture u soon;
% that We are not Ji.rosedio be intbe i'd
vance, at least. u the s-ssiiiag parties. but
prefer u wait quietly snd study well The
disposition Of our late Shipments /; 30 take
advantage Of every coueessIan they may
grant us. 80 . 10 strengthen aud build up
the material Interests .. uui state and ssc.
ton. hit We may tie sosnsr We ssIl.sus-
tanning aud Independents u The sselisbaI
factions ibat Tor years Lssr dominated 70
the councils u lie I;efatlie. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04
" As the TREE FaLLErH. 50
SHALL IT LIE

We do mol pretend 70 ,aore Than orlina-
~ sagaciiy. Therefore. when. tron'-the
FIRST. We counsellca distrust to the admins
,ration Of the new President. We think That
nothing higher than The instincts Of com.
a,oa senss was our guide. ltseemed io v
sheer folly 10 award to fraud the fruits Of
truth, or to suppose that what was eoneeiy.
I'd il iaiquity would be bsm with the ha-
bililnsnts Of Virtue. III III human things
it has been decreed that the sin shall find
YOU out And though the sin, Politicsl OF
otherwise. is covered mp with the picest ia-
tegumeul Of logical plausibili,y. yet there
is necessity for that sin being exposed
from its original inception.
The sia.of Hayes was radical. II went
way far back into the course Of the cam,
paigu of last year Il was developed By the
necessities of his party to sustain the steps
which it had taken pari gfada TO reach It's
elevation. Having reached lis elevation,
vas il to be expected, that it was TO kick
away the ladder by which it had sarmount.
ed all legal and moral Obstacles Surely
not and now that Hayes Is ut the pinnacle
ofhis hopes, and grasps the power - tempt
ing 10 his aspirations. is i to be expected
that he will snbside into the duh instru.
ment Of dreamy abstract ioniSts, and be
content to play into the hands Of few in
his own party who might lmger in, the be-
llefs 81 instructive justice?
Hayes Is as human as most men; little
weaker than most who have aspired 70 his
position. A brief contest with ais con.
scienee--and 81, is gone.
There was only one hope for the future.
and that was that Hayes would recognize
tie powers of the State Governments as su.
prsmr. TO doubt was to yield, and The Sc
lec,iUn Of Commission-wbiehw was moth
ing mure titan commission Of conscience.
which theolugians recognize as nothing less
than a compromise with The power Of evil
was confession that lie was ia the hands
ofike old enemies Of tie South. Aud 70
this was q say, ,hatihv days u Paei6catiou
were afar %. 10 say this, Was to SAY
that prosperity Was ~ remote as ever. 81
Hope drooPs. EFOrt languishes. En-.
e-gies collapse. and the country must grope
Through the same gloeul Of uncerisinti
which has ossrhung it for years past.
We DO not envy she reflections Of those Of
Soethern journals who have been seduesd
ormislsd 10 predics;c better things for the
future b. the pie crust promises 50 easily
made aud 50 easily broken. Nor are We
resdy TO forgise those same journalists who
are - readily caught b clnf. and who.
fatteped b .iLst chat, mRdirect public
opinion.
Our viess. formed II the start. have nat
been changed aud ne fear tina, there Is lit
tlsreasoa - believe we will be brought 10
. more amisbIc insod.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-04
THE ELECTION LII.

- -
~ order to csfTsct slns iaIssl IEsheils
sions shieb have gone abroad apba tiis sab.
jcCt 81 new regi.tfaiiun. We publish tie
following ssstioas from tie '.Aet to regu.
late vleciiOns" passed u The late session Of
The Legislature. A nss registration mig
be ordered. bu, &C - oi.tioha;. and not man
dstcry. The same principle srpIies,O mn.
bicipal elections:
SIC. 5. The Board Of justices 81 the
Peace "a tie several counties shall select,
on OF before tho first Monday 81 the mouth
preceding sseA electlsu. one % iBOrs per.
Sous sor sscn election preeinet. who shall
act rs registrars ofsetsis for sscb precinct.
Said Board shall make .publieaiion u the
Bsmes II the psrrsns ~ selected. n the
Court HOpse door, iinBedlsteIy alter such
appointment, and shall cause notice % be
served upoh said persons Is the SheriH. "
aug Hegiarar shall fstsso o. nsgleC. 10 pes.
lOim BIZ fuics; the Jassisss u 1hs kescs