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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

h@ The Mechanics Savings Bank, at
? Boston, Mass, established in 1874, has
suspended. Due deposits Dec. oath,
$446,96l.
the directors of the Northern Ohio
Fair Association have voted not to
hold fair this year.
s4sDuRINa the last Twelve years ten
thsaters aud 220 churches have been
destroyed by fire in this scounty.-lE Elk.
: THE. A shtabula bridge disaster ia 20
be Investigated by committee of the
Legislature. 1t is hoped tho inyesti-
CATION may be q thorough one.
The Legislature adjourned on Fri
day morning last at o'cloch, tillTnes-
day morning, and the Solons were
thns afforded an opportunity to visit
their homes.
THERE were over thOusund deaths
by violence in New York City last
Yeaf- '7-
And yet Grant has not sent bsyo-
net TO that locality 10 protect the peo-
pie. ~ .s.t '..i
TIE new Governor. Of North Caro-
lima has not forgotten the colored men
who voted for reform ticket at the
late election. Several of them have
been appointed to positions within the
gift of the Executive Department.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

THRoCKMoRToN and Bigger ran
against each other for Congress in the
Third (Texas) District, The one who
has the longest name is Democrat,
and, for all we know, may be a small
er man than his opponsnt. bgt he had
a bigger msjority than 2l,O00 votes,
4 total of 25,OO0 votes was polled ia
the District, and official returns give
Throckmorton 2l,s85 majority.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

HAYES only hope ia become Presi'
dent is by the frauds OF rascslly Re.
turning Roards supported in their
wicked work Of cheating the IeoPie
out Of their votes by Granite baycnets'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

s1'nE Republicans are applying g to the
disputed fslegrams, as well as iiio the
dispaleti electoral votes, the, i well
known principle OF the hunter who
fired disereeffy al an animal in a thick
ct, to hit II ifit was'a deer and miss
it lift was calf. They think itl is
right TO inysde the sanctity of aihe tel
egraph office sufficiently TO get the.
dispatches that they want TO see, while
they shrink with horror at the idea OF
having the Democrats dive their hands
in little deeper and get any dispatch
es Of the other sort- Just As , they
want to go behind the returns enough
10 exclude the Oregon Tilden vote,
and not enough TO disturb the Hayes
votes from Florida and Louisiana.
The man who invented the fable about
your bull goring my OK, and my bull
goring your OK, builded for all lime
and was the prophet of every genera
tion--[springfisid Repubiiesn' Jan.
10Th. "a -.qsa,efeua -f,f - a.,osrf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

The; National debt las been increas.
ed nearly S3,6OO,0 900 during the month
of December, which is due to the ex-
iraertiinary increase of expenses in
the various Departments of the Gov
ernment. The Administration is not
so anxious to decrease the debt after
~ before an election. .....--.-
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Wagon Making and
Repairing. N.e4o
0. $. BUZZELL

NIOU14D inform the people OF Porta ge coun-
w ty that he is prepared TO manufacture all
kinds of LUMBkR and SPRING WAGONS,
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner. Also. HORSE SIIOEING and
GENERAL BLACkSMITHING.
AcPrices from 10 to 70 per cent below any
heretofore ehargestin this region 10 cash.
AGOSs OF all Kinds constantly on hand.
Works on Main Street. West of 4. 4 r. r. Z.
Depot 3siafssf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
THE MASS CONVENTION
A LARGE AND ENTHU-
SIASTIC MEETING!
THE PEOPLE ALIVE TO THE
DANGERS THAT THREAT
EN- THE REPUBLIC.

Notwithstanding the attempt of the
Radical conspirstors to belittle the
Democratic Mass Meeting at Coium-
bus on the Sth of January, the gath.
ering was an immense one in point OF
numbers, enthusiasm and the high
character of those composing it, one
of the most remarkable political gath
erings ever held in the State. Con-
sidering the condition of the weather
"a terrible snow -storm having pre-
vailed for forty Eight hours through
out the State-the large attendance is
really u matter of surprise, and shows
that the people are awake to the i'm
portance of the questions at Issue and
the dangers that threaten the country,
1t is estima ted that from five TO eight
thousand people were in attendance,
the crowd being far beyond the capac-
ity of any hall in the city to accommo-
date,
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATIONS.
The meeting was called to order by
Hon. John G. Thompson,Ch Chairman of
the State Committee, and a prelimina-
ry organization was effected with Gen.
A. j. Warner, of Marietta, IA tempo.
rarv Chairman and Emore White, Of
Defiance, Secretary. and II. &. RohHer
of Hamilton county, and John Gilbert
Of I.orain county. assistant Secretaries.
Upon taking the Chair. Mr.. Warner
made an. able speech which was re-
ceived Will, frequent and hearty
cheers. General Warner has hereto =
fore been Republican, but acted with
he party of reform at the late election
After the appointment of the usual
Committees the Convention took re-
cess till two O'Clock p. IN.
The afternoon session was opened
with effecting a permanent organiza-
ton, of which Gen. Durbin Ward was
with Vice President and
Secretary from each Congressional
District. The Committee on Creden-
tials reported every county and dis
trict fully represented.
Upon assuming the Chair General
Ward addressed the Convention at
length upon the exciting and import
ant questions involved in the present
The speech was able and pa
riotic and was greeted with frequent
md enthusiastic applause.
Speeches were also made by Hon.
Eco. ii. Pendleton. Gen. Geo. w.
Morgan, Gen. Tom Ewing and j. w.
IeIsley. all of the same tenor, namely,
moderation but firmness,
md declaring that the people of the
country will not tamely submit 10 the
of the Presidency or Mex
the Government.
Dispatches from Democratic con-
in WestVirginia, Illinois and |
indiana were read to the convention. /,
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were pre-
ented by Hon. j. +. Mckinney, Chair
IAN Of The Committee on Resolu-
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Portage Go. Official Register.

ConmoB Iyeas Ji,dge-Philo Il. Conant
Reiresentatfes in nLegish1tnre--OryiIie Blake.
froD0fe Jsldgs--eIdcon seymour.
toaaty t1eyE-Juhn bieiisrg
toenty Audifor-- W iiiis.ri ,.rjuneU
CoHnky 1redsnrer-JoiIn e. Beatty
.>herir-B T.. Keller
fccosder--Phiiu Eiercc
Is"st 1fiAg dHoyaey--Geo Robinson
COMMANDMENT anZoT totconn. Edward a
PARSONS. E.igar NhitIIe v
Inffmafy DtTecfors-b.J w els. Alnzi YfImot
4. > BeecAer
Costafy Surreyor-J edediah Cole.
Co.oner-Lyman Eryant.
School EsdmineFs-W. W. Patton 6 Puckett
George Darsie.
Mayors of Incorpo rated Villages.
GarrettsUiYe-O 3 Ferris:
kest-CharIes Il. Kent:
Rarenna-Gcor2c F. Robinson
justices of the Peace.
Afseater-SyiyesterA A. Hin;nan. A. " Wilson
6uror1--John L. Thompson. Worthy Tavlor
-, H,ifafeLe-1- carrier, {. Il Chapman
Chd'tesfoton-Austin +. Curtiss = l. Morris
Dsef5neid-IGS Tibbais. j. IL. Hoffman,
EaintMrga-Smith Sanford, EIillu Fish.
rrdHHff~-Hei>on Barber. Miio Shorts, Isaac
Ffee1iOsn-:.vm man Briant Iear, & rep.in~
Gafrctes.iHe-A- a. Barber, j aInes Norto,
Hirans-Richard N. Hank Alien f.,,,
Frank Squire.
TsIsanMc;arneIins TIc;IIiN na,df1r;, rdrr; henry Cobb;
Fdt,nyTd-OrrIn Stevens, David nj Evans Tho.
Il. Williams.
Idfis--Bra. nerd Selby. Uriah iTjucheifr
Rd100lph--Nathan q. ScarS .Js:o.- y -
fsars'aad-IorHcii.sA a Reed aIsxir -Tolrin~
Andrew jackson
RoossfO'c7-->amuel K. Mix
sh"fc,seine-S q. flsiri.ire III Smith.
N'ertsboyo-N- ID. Peek r. II >ianrar
>n6srhf-.iurll r. Martin W i!Iisr, p,,.is
HindAdni--Gscrge Il. Conant Tho1s q sn..,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
THE MARKETS.
RAvENsA. January II. IS

TfH.3f ,RAvENNA. January II. 1877.
FLOUR-No. . Red. 50 40 MOL Red, s. 90
Demand steady.
WHEAr-$l 30 a 81 ~.
CORN--s shelled brings 4,9 zoe; ears. 20 . s5r
OATS S0c Sales dull.
KY Emo. Il brngsz50 q sos FsF - ~
BARLEi-Nonc In market. { E @@
BUCEWIEAT-65 q Zoe. per bushel.
IIAf-Selingd at - . 81 according to
quality. Dali sale.
BEEF--Per cwt., S q 81.
lIOGS--Dressed, g 81 10 per cwt.
LARD-City ren,is, e,i Zoe.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at i5e; Country l21.c.
shoulders. City cured selling At 1sISc. Dried
Beef selling at 2O...
POULTRY-smaIl supply in the market
Chick ems dressed. bayers pay . q ecentS: un-
'lressed 8 c TURTLES. undressed. c.
BUfrER-- 22c., and steady. ~
CHEESE-Factory, retaiis, I6c.
EGGS-buyers pay CSC. per dog.
fOTATOES-Buyers pay soc.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldemsnd
at 81 80 per bu. Medium 81 a5.
VINEGAK-Pure cider ,retails 259sOc per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c.
utDES-Green, trIlnm. sd q 6lsc.
EEATHEaS-Bestr retail at 7oc.
WHITE LIME-$1 s5 per Dbl.
WATER LIME-$a 25
SALT-Coarse sells at - rs: tine q IS
wOOD-Stove 81 O082 60: 8 feet wood 8 o0
D &3 so per cord. e - s5[
SUGARS
Coffee A sells for 1ahc
Extra ....-. ....,' .-'.-.- -io = nc
= Sranulateds - :. ....-... -. .l2xc
Pulverizcd a." ................. .14c
Crushed =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i4c
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONI
Ravenna, March 20, 1875.
MIR. o. S. RCZZELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
purchased of you about two years ago. / must
acknowledge is much better than l expected
Being OF medium sire. I thought it too light for
my business but it is JUST right. runs II ght and
easy, and have often ca fried on it 400 bricks
from my kiln. 1t will carry eight thousand
pounds. and has never cost me one cent for re-
pairs. Yours truly, Ii. F. CARIS.
Shalersviilc. March g. 1875
Mr. 0. s. BUzzELL. Dear Sir In the fall of
1882 purchased of you alight wagon. Weight
with box on. 53a pounds. It'll u thimble skein,
which think 10 the easiest running wagon in
use. have frequently drawn 100 pounds up
ON it ut one time. All the expense that put
upon it for the first twelve years was for set
ting tire once. Yours, with respect;
S. q. ELDRIDGE.
Ravenna. March II, 1875.
MR.. o. s. BCZZELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your enc horse wagons now over
two years in our lumber yard. often loading it
with one thousand feet of green hemlock and
oak, and we think it the best and easiest run
ming wagon we ever had. It will. carry 6.O00
lbs, and has never cost one dollar for repairs
for that time. Yours. truly.
Z. SUTHERLAND L co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

GAxD now the Radical leaders claim
that'the two Houses of Congress are
bound to count the votes of the Hayes
Electors in Louisiana and haye no lc-
gal or constitutional right to exclude
than. They seem to forget that four
yearsags the Radical Congress refused
to count the vote of that State for the
reasop that similar fraudulent con-
ditien of State authority then existed
as now. Ss,t jfi aa ssh . iIi ~ aiul -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
DIED-El

DIBD-V
MiLLER.-In this village. on Tuesday MORN
ing, January 0. 1877, of disease of the brain.
Maude L.. iufant daughter OF James and
Katie Miller. ICED two years. two months and
three days. t,l.,' '..l.l 15-s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

CLEVELAND & &PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On anu after Sunday, Dec 3, 1916 Trains
VIII leave Stations daily. (Sundays exceIae.I.l
Us follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18

Resolred, l. That the Government
of the United States is republican in
| spirit as wsll as in form. 1t is Gov
ernment of law, not Of arbitrary force.
Ii is founded on universal suffrage,
lawfully exercised, and its existence
depends on good faith ami sincere Obc-
dience to the laws. 1ci q .-aoIe
=. That the, votes cast OF the 7th OF
November, and duly certified at the
close of the election or that day by
the officers authorized to receive and
record them, alone determine the re-
suit OF the election held in any pre-
ciDct, county or State and that wnat-
ever may he the returus then duly and
property certified, they can not he
lawfully changed by any officer au-
thOrized TO canvass them and announce
the result.
;. That while clear in the cOnvic.
ton that Samuel J.Tilden and Thomas
A. Hendricks have received not only
large majority of the popular vote,
but Il ma jority of the, Electoral vote.
and are, therefore, elected President
and Vice-President, we yet declare
that any decision made by the Senate
and House Of Representatives will be
cheeriully acquiesced ia by the whole
people, and that any attempt TO inau-
guraie a President simply upon the
proc c!afaaiiOn Of the 1'resident OF The
Senate will be resisted by the people
10 the last exiramity by an appeal to
arms. t'' --'
H. That the impudent aud unfound-
ed charge that those who protest
against the exercise OF Illegal aud ar
biirary, power desire to foment strife
and incite civil war is made by con-
spirators to withdraw the public mind
from their own evil design To frus-
trate the e-sovereign will of The people
AS expressed through the ballot box Oh
the 7th of November last.
). That we denounce the action OF
President Grant in following the ex-
ample OF the military chieftains of
Mexico in interfering by armed force
in the elections OF the people, in pre-
venting the lawful organization OF
State Legislatures, and in massing
troops at Washington with the Rppar.
ent purpose of preventing free action |
of Congress respecting the Prcsiden-
tial election. 1t cvinces purpose TO !
render the military independent OF
and superior to the civil power, and |
calls for outspoken condemnation by |
every friend of republican govern
ment,
6. That the inauguration as Presi-
dent of candidate rejected by the |
people and counted in by fraud is rev.
olutien, and, if acquiosced in, fatal to
republican government,
z That the National Democratic
COMMITTEE be requested to call Ma
t!onal Democratic Convention, to meet
at Washington City, February II, 1877
A supplementary resolution was also
adopted, ordering that copies of these
resolutions be laid before both
branches of Congress.
The resolutions were received with
equal enthu .iasrn, and at six O'Clock
the largest, most enthusiastic, most
and most notable convention
ever holden in this State adjourned
sine die, after having spoken in thun-
der tones the condemnation of the
Ohio Democracy of the attempted
of the government by
candidate.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
Teachers Examination.

TNXANIINATION of Teachers " III he held
n nt the .Um,on School House In kavenna.
commencing. nj y O'cIoekIA n. and elos ing at
O'Clock r. NJ, an s- 81. li.|t5s.ri
Saturday, January 9th, lS71.
Special N0tice.-SO certificate will be anita
dated. By order OF the Board. s5
Ravenoa. Dsc. 20. 1876. sss-u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
SOCIETIES

Unity Lodge, No. IL, f. and 4 NJ.
Meets the second and fourth MONDAYS of e,eh
ili.buth- - -
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, An.
Masonic Hall, iieniN Block "
}. RICHARDSON. HP
i. %. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 65,
Meets every Wednesday evening at o,.J Eel.
ows' Hall.
Rayenna Encampment, No. I2s.
Meets every and tn,; 4th Fridays of each pootb
Patrons of ssmsbnncry-RAyE
HRA NGE. No. .2-Meeis every Saturday grto
eor III ut o clock p II. aud each ;.iteruat.
SATURDAY at l::D P. u. at Grange Hall,
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q. q q o.. d
SEVERAL of the richest counties in
South CarolIna have declared allegi-
ance to Governor Hampton, and their
determination to pay taxes TO his, aud
not one cent to Chsmberlains pseudo
Government. AS the Democrats in
South Carolina pa3 nearly all the tax.
es, the ChamberlaiuGov overnment must
in a short time, subside.
THF ZaBsville iSignaf has discovered
anoiiieryineligtble Elector i'm the per-
ssa Of Hon. II. w. r. Mnse5 Ex-Pro-
bate Judge, of Zanesville, who was
elected an Elector ON the Hayes ticket
in X Kansas. The Signal asserts that
the fannily and legal residence are in
Zanesville, that he is entitled to all the
rights and privileges of a citizen oil
Ohio, and is not q citizen, nor can he
be a4daliGed Elector of thu, State Of
X tnsas, and his vote as such shonll !
Ii Ut be counted. That may be the
law, but what care the 1Radical con-
spirators for that vtsnfa f5 sssm I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
CHURCHES

CONGRE*a A'rloNiL. - REV A. III Urrrs
Pastor Services on Sunday at 10 ~ +. n -
80 NJ sunday School at i2 Is r NJ Irs.rr
Meeting On Thursday Evening a. 20
MErHODiST-REy. C. V. WILSON P.S.or
Services sl sunday at 1888 A. N and 80 p N
>tiuaiay ocilopt at 1s:.5 p. II. PRAYER a~-tin~
on Thursday Evening at 30
DloCIfLt.- REV j. NJ NaSiioES, Pastor
Services on Sunday at 10 - A. " :.n.i 10 p N
Sunday School ut 12-i5 P. NJ PRAYER aee,fng
on Thursday Evening at Z :3u.
GRACE-REy- W II. CAPERs Pastor Ser
vices on Sunday ut 10 81 A. NJ and IN p "
Sunday School at f2:io r. i'Ia,er xeei.u-
on Thursday Evening at 30
tMMACULATF CONCEPTION-CATuOI
-REv. OS, ID, BOwLEs Pastor Services at and
lo:,o eicn aiternate can,iay. ouisGay school az
~ p NJ high Mass sunday July :: and each
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
day morning ut 30
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also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS.

Well located on high rolling ground and in the
most pleasant and growing part of the town.
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Ravenna. o.. Jan. 6. 1875 3sa ~ f#N
, 1877-05-09

Booth WAS struck smtdshIpe, snd had;,*one bnts
ttartci. fof which she wt1l hare 10 he doeked..,.
The ftr Porter has arrirch from ErIo.: The fehr
duncan fity, from duncan City, Arrived here IN a
5taty eondtton.. Capt. Cornell. OF tho -tfnr
Marine CITY. scports las1c hect honnd down on
Lake Huron The Chicago gratn-h has reach.
e. the,e wascr. My there wiil be harye.s& TX e,
yestefday FOR gofne ont w1thn1t = eleasanee..:.
treat Aasatltfaet"n Is manifehted A. Ruf..
tnlo IN relation tn tile action Of
The State t.nnsl isnast IN liking. tho
rates a Iatt yearf fears ~. The tteam.bhrgc
waI Gown; The rchr !tesl t.awnnn wns snft ~
1atfao on satuYday FIR ~. ON, There are mort
cages md admiralty ctams az.tnes the ~tasel for
oser sE,, ooo The, rrup Annie Lon.s. CraIr.
which rintsrcd At patnth, va. 70 ttar. on her var
been hcnsd from, her y yet....A tnFa'o Dispatch
eays thst ths sutor. at thst port struck Satur.
day fnr 81. 30 per day, th9n2h stvera1 heh.,oners
which lett In tie morning cn7asch al 81 oniy. Tho
ftT!kcrs arc firm. hnt ornere hsve rrir'ea Ia ac.
ccde to their terms, except tha-e Al The Htmcf
wifo arc reported rs p1Jing the advance asked,
Tho Homer lakes coal ffnrn Kftc for Chicago.
, 1877-05-09
TEMPERANCE,

NEw YonK, HAY 8.-The twelfth animal meet
ing Of the National Temperance Society and ruhli.
Gallon tlonse was held &Ais afternoon. william, E..
Dodge was elected President for tho ensuing rear,
and long tint Of fiee. Presidents, among them tho
following: MAJ. .Gen. o. O. Howard: schuy1er
co1fax; Z. !. Morris, Ohio: Dr. j. !. bradford.
Kentucky; Dlshop issganaQit, Kentucky; Gen.
fTInton D. Fink. MIs.onr,; the Rev. r. L.ssantop,
ohso; r. g. Wells, 1lnois, the Rtv. !. NJ. wa3-
den. u. D., Ohio; i. D. 1laatInss+ Wisconsin; !;
lflratn Priea. Iowa; .. D. Pratt Indiana; Col.
john ". NsJ. Indiana; James Monroe. Ohio; Prof.
1emue1 Moss, illinois: Thomas nornbrook. Nest
Virginia; the Rcy. 8. X. Lcavitt Ohio; j. u. Mcf.
win. Missouri: the llev i. flsooks, Michigan: and
Col. ]. j. Dckman. Kentucky.
Tho following resolutions wcre adopted:
f&o!p. That hall stlh especial sAttafaetfon the
late decision Of tbs Court nf Arreas1. which tcndera
the illegal retail traac In Intoxicating qHott In I'll
ttoons md tfFrttnk.sheps thfooEhout tho EMrFs
htAtc other than Inns tstefns, nta nfria. iuY FEu
eate ei Ne md heee authorized by Law; .en4 "
tatnetlT urge the legislature ~ Kfre M additional
facilities to traffic frRHft with much injury 70
~ Entltc Erfsrc. md which ought therefore to b
Ntsos1,t: Thai the National Tenpersnee sae.esy
with the dug Of AdmInistcrtx tho E1rsa law to ssc
that ft1 FcAf!clFH and prtthFT Provisions arc fully
md promptly cnf1rc"; thai. In the Performance Of
taa dut!. M eood riti1enA exhoFttd ta extent tn
them hearty eo.opeIasiot. md that the 19ard of
tee u co:oIfrate by such nsethvn Is they uieY ap
the Illegal tSs63c III Intoxicating beverages.
, 1877-05-09

Tha Board Of Trustees met In the village Hall
Iestseta{ afternoon. Ill members present.
The Dra!aaga Committee reported that tho con-
tractor had completed tbs Greenwood avenue
e,wes. and Recommended payment Tor same.
Col. RaynoF made motion inatsucsiu9 the vi.
lags Accountant 10 furnish 10 tba Commlttee on
Licenses full list Of aaloon' licenses now In fotes.
giving name and place Of buaInsss of ha psoptle-
tor, The smonnt ot foe paid. snd the data whsa
i motlon xas mads b. Col. RsInor inatrues,pg
tbs Sergeant of Police 70 furnish 1st Of oil ptscss
ss s y fs..s chr -: aas n :'S &. x s. 81
thpae places which h&ys required police attention
on account Of dl4ofdsElJ conduct
Jacob HssMef and othek1 Petttlo1ed that the
services Of ths policeman 1t IFondAle b. dt8pensea
with, and that hia sslAfy be expended on the lna-
pfosemeut Of atEeats. Referred to tas Police COM
u. il. Psudy'a resignation ~ sypsEtnte0dent Of
ths nyds Paft .aj Eaks w.tef.~oFks xas 10
col. Rayaof presented : motion, which wAs
adopted that tho Attorney b lnatsuccd 70 fueulah
10 Tho Committee vi Dstl1age iist Of u! tho
drainage work ordetsd BY tho Board aud not Jet
On motion Of Col. 1sJnos, Daniel Hesl{'s con-
tract 10 ball kan culvsrts on sttseE,
from 6toasy Island avenue W Cottage 0fass sTa-
une, II $t8 each, wA4 accepted,
resolution Wa offered By Trustee Farrell max
Ing r. u. Ryan Captain OF Folles.
/ stsolauon sppointtax Michael J. Mccormick
Clark, was referred to tho Judiciary COMMITTEES:
Trustee kAynos presented tho following, which
wAs adopted;
Rs.Ar<A 1hat ths psy Of shs Captain Of Eolses shal
b. ~ pes auk which Aoleuat saall include III tVxa
, 1877-05-09
THE LICK ESTATE.

eAx FHaxc1sco, Mhy 1.-THE Fcttlcmcnt Of tho
Lick tfust h&s developed new phase Of difficulty.
At Meeting Of tho Society Of California Pioneers
last evening resolution adopted By the Directors
was rrad, to tho effect that tue Hoard won1d ton-
sent the payment OF sIs:. coo to John H. Ltckin
addition to the giYcu to him bY the 1ate james
Lick prov!dng that all Societies shsring the bounty
Of tho deceased should bear thsir pro-
portion Of tho expense. These other Sociuucs had
out Of tic resIdue set apsrt to bc dlridcd cqualty
between the Academy Of Sciences and Pioneers.
and had afe1 th1Ie answers c0nSenfInx to payment
on that hypothesls. Trustees Of tho Lick estate
expect tha Teeiuuary esatcca 10 accept that Idea,
and TO come to-daY lato couft 20 that the whole
u,nttef can BE- closed up.
Reaiduary 1cxatces OF tha Societies, however,
now refuse to ctsnsant that MI &hc money required
for settlement should come out Of thelr pnteea ex.
clueitcly. Whether shc other S0cictlcs wt1! cen.
sent 10 pay deduction Of = nof cent THAI y the
them il tho question to b settled hereafter. There
may b trouble and ltstsstionin the sstafe yet.
, 1877-05-09
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY,

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