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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

d PUBLIC BURYIN0 GRoUND.-Pursu
ant TO call a meeting of the citizens OF
zWeaverville was held at the Court House
On Saturday evening, Dec. 9th, W. j.
8Tinnn presiding and j. NJ. Estes acting
as Secretary. The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
4 l. That this meeting elect three Trus-
ices for the Public Cemetery whose duty
Shall be to appointa Sexton for said
HCemetery.
2. That said Trustees are hereby au-
zth0rzed to assume full control over said
SCemetery. and may make such contract
with the Sexton in regard to the care and
zpreS ervation of the same as they may
Alhnk the public interest demands.
4 On motion A. N. Love, Chas. Thom.-
sas and John Meckel were unanimously
elected Trustees of the Public Cemetery
sof Weaverville.
Ordered, That the proceedings of this
maeeting be published in the TRINITY
JoUKNAL.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13
Notice of Sherifi'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out Of Justice Charles Thorn
AS Court, OF Weaverville Township,
County of Trinity, State of California,
in certain action wherein Guptil and
Maloney, ms Plaintiffs, recovered judg>
ment against j. w. Sinclair, Defendant,
for the sum of One Hundred and N ines
ty -four 90-l00 dollars and costs OF suit,
taken at Twenty.seven dollars on the
18th day of November, A. d., 1870,
have levied upon the following described
property, to>wit
All the right, title and interest Of the
said defendant, j. w. Sinclair, in and
Sinclair Mill, situated on the South Fork
of Indian Creek, in the Bulychoop
Mining District. in Indian Creek Town
ship, County of Trinity, State OF Cali
fprnia also a certain Ditch taking wator
out of the South Fork of Indian Creek
and conveying water To the Sinclair Mill
and the right of water therounto belong
ing (; also 200 feet OF Iron Pipe connect
cd with said Ditch and used In convey
ing water from the ditch to the said
Mill also n certain House situated Oh
the South Fork OF Indian Creek and
known as the Sinclair Cabin.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
on
WEDNESDAY, the gath day Of de-
ccmber, A. D., 1870.
at One o'clock, p. NJ, OF that day
in front Of the Court House, In tho Coun-
ty of Trinity, l will sell all the right.
title and interest OF said j. w. Sinclair,
tho defendant, in and to the above do
scribed property at Public Auction, for
Cash, to the highest and best bidder TO
satisfy said execution and all costs.
J. w. PHILBROOK. Sheriff.
Wcavervillo Nov. 10th, 1879. I'd.
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Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby noti-
ies all indebted to him individual
ly, or to the old firm of Karsky 81
Abrahm, that he has authorized Mr.. J..
Abrahm to collect all such accounts
Most of these are of long standing and
the debtors are again requested to settle
without delay and thereby save tho
trouble consequent on enforced collections
NJ. KARSKY. =
Woaverville, Sept. "a, 1879. u
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WEDNEsDAY, the Gath day Of de-
ccmber, A. D., 1870.
Notice TO Creditors.
I'm THE PROBATE COURT OF tho
Il County efTrinity, state of Cali
fOrnta.
xs the Mailer or the Estate or VIII
LE.A.H u. DE.Ex, deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
lN the undersigned, Administrator Of
tho Estate of William j. Dyer. deceased,
to the creditors OF, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, To
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within FOUL X months after tho first pub
lication of this notice, TO the said Ad-
minstrator at his residence in the town
of Weaverville, County Of Trinity.
Dated at Weaverville, December 4th,
1870. DAVID TAYLOR,
Administrator OF the Estate OF William
j. Dyer, deceased. dec6:5i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-12-13

q MOUNTAIN APPLES are in re-
ceipt from Weavervilie, Trinity County,
8ot specimens Of some of the finest APP
piles we have ever seen large, red. rosy
zand white checked Apples. 1t will inter-
lest mary who hail from this old noun
tain home of our gold interests, TO know
that the spot SO intimately connected with
snany of their oldest recollections, is like
b. be famed as home Of Pomona as well
as of Putus. The Apples are of the kinds
known as Strawberry Pippin and Spitzen-
berg. Being subject to frosts they are
hardier than the usual California Apple
'of the pains, jucer and more full flavor.
led and resemble much the Cider APP
piles of New York and New England
alexander Love, the cont bator, who
bias also sent pear weighing 80 pounds,
and as large as any ever exhibited in the
State, has our compliments for this splen
did fruit, which shows well what our foot
pill lands can do.-S. II. Journal Of Com.
Meyce
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LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
December 12tli, 1879.
HOME NEWS.

bRAss BAND.-About dozen gentle
men met at the JOURNAL office last Sum
day afternoon for the purpose of taking
preliminary steps necessary fol the for
hostion cf a brass band in this town -
After discussing the matter, it was deems
vi advisable to canvass the town for SUBJ
hcriptions, and ascertain what amount of
financial encouragement would be given
bv our citizens. Messrs Noonan and
Craig were appointed for the purpose and
have succeeded in securing pledges to the
extent of S275, with quite a number to
hear from. 1t is probable that the amount
will in the end exceed $500, out this is not
more than enough to purchase instru-
ments for band of eight, who would
fhen be under the necessity of hiring a
feachcr for three or four months, at least,
at an expense of $500 or $500. 1t is un-
dersteod that the instruments purchased
with the money subscribed shall remain
the joint property of the band and that
there shall be no individual interests there
in. That Brass Band will be valua-
bic addition to the town all agree, but
those who would be willing to give the
time necessary to learn to play an instru-
ment feel that they cannot give anything
ese and cannot afford to buy the instru>
ments and employ teacher. What the
fnal determination will be remains to be
decided and depends greatly upon the
amount of subscriptions. Those who
have not already donated, but desire to
do SO, will find the list at the Drug Store
Din charge Of Mr.. Noonan.. Another
meetlng Of those interested IN the Band
will be held at the JOURNAL Office next
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when
Something definite will probably be de-
scded upon.
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Il NJ. Livingston ....."..."........".".""".S5 90
f,ao. w Blackwell. 5 90
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at'eekly Trinity gonrnal.
ROLL OF HONOR.

upscRrpr1os RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
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A&1&~S1O = e4k4A56 CO ana ALCOHOLIC
stimulants. but is more especially recomm d.
ed 10 m unfhiiing remedy for Weakness. .EInlA-
sions ana all diseases that foIlowas sequence
q 81 vision. s Prematars M Re Old Old Ass. and many many
= prsmstare grave; ali OF which. as arule,
are first caused by devlating from the path Of
nature and over induigencies OF the generative
organs. Thousands and thousands OF both sex
81 Al over the world. annually die with so-call-
cd. consumption; but medical men we'll know
hy sexual es Weskness ne The II insvitsbis eGscss Of
SpermatorrhD, or Nervous Debility, Is to
ena
Very often the unhappy sufferer Is tempted to
commit suicide; in some cases the mind is en-
an early grave closes the scene. Any ono who
doubts the vast number OF intellects ruined bY
show
Inmates are the result OF Nervous Di..ass..
In placing the Specific Medicine within the
reach OF the aAiicted. we feel that we are con-
ferring greater act Of benevoionce than we
invalid. especially those afliicted with Nervous
8D9ueases. too well know the vanity of wealth
when placed in the balance with health and its
from Asia TO our own merry England. thou
cffic edicine BY its timely use many fellow
beirg has been saved from premature grave.
e has in years p.st-and win for generstions
tocome-sAve Thousands from years OF anguish,
psin snd Suffering. Set the anfictcd take war.
ming befove II Is too late, delays are dangerous
An old. well tried and scientific preparation.
e within their reach, and placed At price
The Specific Medicine is the result Of q life
study and many years. experience in treating
these special diseases Full particulars in our
pamphlet. which we desire to send free by mail
to every one.
E1ho Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
at 81 per package. orisix package for -. or win
bo sent free by mail ON receipt or the money by
addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No. 10 Mechanics Rlock. Detroit. Mich.
Sold In Ravenna by BELDIN0 h ARNsTRONG;
also. by L p. Seymour & Co.
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A NAN wAd@kHshS's right, gives
the following advice in relation TO
degs ssisKfs saye he, yen sntsri . lot
where there is's ivicioAs dog; be lcare-
fnl,te remsvs four hsg-Sf cap. ,assith
anisasl Appsoaohss zytu, aHd hold The
same down by your ide, between
yo6fssrf shd the deg. When YOU have
done this you have occurred perfect I'm
iiunity from IN attack. The dog win
not bite you II this advice, ,is followed.
Such & my faith in this policy that 1
viii PAY, Al doctor bills frem dog bites
and funeral expenses for deaths from
hydrophobias s.l. .aiq i,ibnie ,isi
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y AMeasi thei anecdstes told Of the
late Mrs.. Patterson Bonspstte; n; II
'relstsd thst 1afen Prince Jerome Waa
4pitchferked Into the throne sof West.
phiiia, hs offered her al estate. She
refused, saying thar, ha6dSome coahi
try IS wSaphaiiaS : was. II Was not Big
enough to hold two Queens. Subse.
quently she received . pension from
Napoleon. snda being asked why she
'prcfited BY his muniAcence- after DIS.
daining that Of her hnstAnd; repfied
~ don't mind being shelterSd by On
eagles wing, bat won't hang on to the
piuions rof1 fUUSe.."'sdi Ia 5no II
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AULE KICKIH9 As 4 eCI8NCE.
nj snor.insre ce6nrlS I'd 6ssilssrs
were seated on boulder alongside Of
the road to satro, discussing the pow.
or of the mule. One had just returned
from Sutro, and the other was on the
way there, and, having met. near the
rock. they sat down fot . talk.
Have you quit over there? said the
one who was eastward bound.
I yes, easa f if
why, s..:a ~
sMules.' q
s'Fraid Of 'em.' =
sYou bet. I saw one yesterday
alongside Of boiler, kicking OF the
Rivet heads one by one. Meyer missed
one. I was just going on shift and
when saw tthat mule and heard that
there IN, more OF sa inside. weak
sned. H. thSsy up ny job. z1iEe got .
wife and three .sklldrs6 I'm on
me, apaf do69 taks c6anesl ~ ],
sTh6 r6rst 1nnls 4 evsf nN2 said
the other, wals IN Phoebe some years
ago. It Was one that I owned. One
day It rubbed egainst some nails stick-
Ing ont ef 44est end It turned square
eround and droye those nails one BY
one usfng : singie blow Of the hoof
With tho iron shoe on for each nail. Il
never missed its lick, and always
droye 'em just in to the head. Then
he saw a;few tacks ON the post, . little
lower down, which were only half
drtyen in, and he drove them in too
with aieht taps ofthe hoof jnst a. gen-
tie and easy - could be. One day .
man came along and set ont = can Of
nitro glycerine and giant powder. He
wanted tho mule to kick it and get
killed. l sswt lid about the coral
with the can, and knew what wasp.
AT tArstINas soisg' TO stop him, but
then / thought that IL my mule was
any kind OF mule It I'll, he could
take care Of himself. So I just watch-'
I'd. Well, the mule saw the cam and
walking up, smelt of 1t, and then
squared himself for, tho kick. Tho
man wassneaki6g ID, ana jast - the
male was going to kick the can, he
caught sight OF the feller and changed
his position 20 that his tail Wa toward
the man, :. He lifted HE tail just like
he, was taking aim, and let ay his right
heoE The can went Aying through
the air and hit the man square In the
ssa< 3aN - hS MAJ gss<31'oy6s a1sAce
Sbo62 2AAsadk4ail itsa6 49, RhAAA1hg
exploded, and never saw that man
again. Bot next morning Pat Holland
cams out In the Record sndssaii1 that
the town had been Visited BY . show,
or of blood" f.,.,
:. Mules are immense whom they tit.
roassa. = fftiti tL-E
You bet s > ss'. .sHat -
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On one occasion, when Gen. Butler
Was in command ct New Orleans, .
CQlonal Up In the Red River region
Akd9ebFltof3ignf nforgfqrI1ugr, Which
EsS fefused hin. Soon alter, tie Cel-
onel Left his command without per-
mission, ,snd went to New Orleans,
where he was arrested and put In irons
q . deserter. Upon an intimation
thath Wiehed 70 make an7explspe-
&at6lss...jF FD 8 IT [ 7Dnfr' Ii . q
well, sir said the General, stern
". What haye. you to .sy in explana-
don Of your conduct ?'i4,.. -..s IS i.si.,s.
We'll, General, there are two Jews
mp yonder who have some cotton they
k9t - - ithfb49f Pyltle. yfst
they offered me 500, which I refused.
Than they offered $1,000, then 5000,
theo &s5y00Q and 1t lest. they offered
3logQp0s md 7 tell Jon. General, they
yeeosGsl1tng - Beer my figure. /
6heuak Sc va better lsevsl' iilr a1'ss ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

A YOUNG man preached before The
conlerenceion Lots Wiie., He had a
poor aime ;iopcs orItwiesiit seemed as
ifshe yoslds break ceDpietelye down.
He saw his Bishop before him,shd chat
made matters worse.' Bishop what do
yau think waptkS matter with me this
morning 2s1 esn do i grssts deaf better
than that .'Qdfts likely, replied the
Bishop. 'Ths trouble was In your
sdbjec,. You h&d sbsttsr let Y, women
alone. I never knew. any = y good come Of
with other mons wiyss.,i 70 .,,,,;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26
IIEAvE POWDER

Ihave compounded Heave Powder which
warrant to be the best ever onered-and if m
directions are followed will perform what =
claim fer it. Ny s years. experience in tn.
caro- Of horses has developed to me the proper
treatment. and my Powder meets . great va.1.
- 1t ts Hcave Powder-not Condition Pow
der. No man having horses needing treatment
Tor Heaves should be without this Remedy Is
does not interfere with the supply OF ali the
water horse may need Four ouncea with ili-
rections. 100. Address OW. COY,
P.O Box 6s7 Ravenna, O.
Sold at watcrman's. sa94w
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ss q TIC reputation It has attained, in
consuquence of the marvellous cures It
/, has produced during the last half CEN
tury, is q sufficient assurance to the
public that It win Continue to realize
the happiest results that can DO desired.
Tn almost every section OF country
p stheresdro persons, publicly known. who
have been lrestorRd from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lungs,
by IT'S use. An who have tried it ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one heSitates
cas TO what medicine to employ to re-
Neyc, the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
: roRAt always affords Instant relief, and
performs rapid cures Of the milder va
rieties of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs. E' 49, - 80
3;sx Ass assafeguard, to children, annid
the distressing diseases which bcsct
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, It
!. il invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes arc rescued apd restored to
ihcd1tii. 'seH h's "a
s. aThis medicine gains friends at
!. eycry trial, asal.c, cures tits constantly
producing arc too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be- with
gut it, and those who have once used
1t never will. atsg ....sf,s I. ,ss.e..,
Eminent Physicians throughout the
.cqustry prescribe, 1t, and Clergymen
oftcn recommend it from their knowl-
& cd:sc OF IT'S effects. .''
l9sits.ftft PREPARED DY
Or }" c.;AyER & co., Lowell. Mass,
oa sfraeaicaf All. Analytioal Ch.m:ss..
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srsorrrc Aex,rnss'ri. snrpsoraiio,.
s..,., RIA. -f.s - .sls :.

tI y
DR.. Grzyvaly, Of Krivoe Ozeroe, Po-
dolis, Russis, for whose trnstworthl-
meas Prof. Gubler, Of Paris, vonches,
declares that, after series Of crucial
trials, which he describes at length, he
has found that, Sftsr having had op-
portunities of treating at least ono
hundred cases Of men bitten by rabid
fgse2Nith the xa,x1 1fknsf EtGaosins,
be has never, in any one Of these cases,
hllqa to,tsrd of Fhfdfdph6HiA He
SiAN ssps startling a4shpl}&il Dur
ing the Crimean war, . family. Of IL
persons had been bitten by . hydro
phQbie, wolf. Six of them sntePsa bis
Segdez ipths bospjtel at RlscA AfFka,
governments OF Podolfa, district OF
Balta. They were treated with infu-
sion Of tho leaves Of exthanthium, and
ALI FesoyereA.s The nix ieShefe who
were treated by the actual cautery
and the daily use Of genesis tinctpria
and other drugs, died With hydropho-
bia In the course or twelyesto sixty
days. He, recoputs many othar, lActs
not less striking. For.ap adult the
atse is,sixtY centigfsmr66s ofJthsdry
powder, repeated three times . day.
Children under twelve take half that
qsaniity. The dee Tor apinas IL
much larger. A herd of thirty oxen
had haan a,StfAn hv = Rad s~nlf eiUhf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26

2 TaseE 10 shettla Of wine over eight.
cen hundred yesrs old that will be op-
ened shortly on the anniversaiy Of the
destruction o. Pompeii. Itpwas dug
ont of the ruins, whefeiehad lain since
81. At the cheapest pbssibls price the
cost Of II, n invested ie compound In
terest, would by this time exceed our
NetynHsi doht fst-a!i ssii vas eiln e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-06-26
THE VALUE OF Aoa1cUL5rU.,sIl

THE VALUE OF AGRICULTURE.
The principal imports to the United
States deriyed directly ffsm akficul-
ture, for the last year were: Coffee,
$49. SOC, COO; hides and skins, SIG. 400, .
k0eO; teas el5,9QeO O00s Az Mn $6S04. :
E060; bread stuff, SO O00 900; hAni-
16csatess of cotton, SfgN60. .6O0;- hsx
and manufactures al -AAx, 81, ,4OO, 600 ;
fruit and nuts, SIC. .O00, 600; leather and
l1tl 5r1 1sds, Il. .Qd&pdQ s silk 4 bds.
~, S00000 ;snfSrs, -, so, ,OO6; t66ac-
CO and cigars, Sc 600 600; wines, $5,-
600, 700; WOOL and woolens, $28, ,80O,- :
GOO. Total. $2SS.SOO.O 600.
Onr exports Of the same nature we're /:
Living animals, 10, 600 600: brsedApd
brpa4st1Ah $20 20, ,oDO & Nv &d&d j,
t184 10o0O;S nsnuh hcter1d ostd !,
$lQ6 6pONO9; leather aSd Haiher koo8 J,
$500. .MO; olls, $5,3O.000s 8heclp
ap4 aapulactnres theeeoI 80 21O10 !;
wood and manufactures thereof, $15,-
100000. Total, $606, 400 OQO.s gsl
The total Yaluc Of our imports for
the year, was $500 $50. $780, The lerg-
est item 10 sugar, principally from Gu
ba. This country takes but little in
returp- Coffee is the next In. impor-
ltAh6SU Thisl eomssl psinsipally from
Brazil. Our re-export trade il next 10
nothing. We have not the merchant
marine, and 90 England reaps the
benefits Of the ocean carrying trade.
Our wealth eonsists principally in
agricultural products, manufactured
pFodssts. exported, fSaliy for hipCbet
! small figure In our aggregate export
srticles. Our domestic exports reach
. total Of $748, ,648, ,628, the total value
Of our agricultural exports reaching
about $570y y00Q 900. Curious, is II not,
that . country, depending as We do
slmest exoiusiyely. on agriculture. for
Qpy wealth, shpuld, haye, sos email .
.fkSpSrtion Il lpersens engaged In ag-
riculturs to represent those interests
in our seate md petienAl government.
"a, 49, S~<S
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iV7,.TGToRl
u : LEGAL NOTICE.

4AA2RAr<.S~H-S - ~
FOORNELIA g. HENDRYx. who resides in
fsO Lincoln. LAncaster county. State Of Ne
braska, win take notice that on the nth day OF
january. 1870, Elias r. Needham and Charles
"A. Needham, par tners doing businesa under the
name OF K. p. Ncedhan 3 Son, aled In thcCourt
of OomKon Pleaso Of RortageCounty. in the state
of Ohio, petition in . civil action, wherein
sdid r. r. Needham and Bon are plainttds and
said Cornelis g.. Hendryx is defendent. which
petition sets forth that. on the 18th day Of No
vember. 1874 said defendant bought an organ
for $3.50 90 from Henry Fassett Co on
Modit and gave. hef notes therefor Of that date
to said Fassett q Co. due in one year. with In
terest; No part OF which has BEEN paid. and
which note and claim for said organ has been
assigned to said plaintiffs that said defendant
at the timo of purchasing said organ and giving
said note. WAS a married woman and was the
owner OF certain real estate situated in the
township Of Hiram. Portage County. Ohio. and
being the undivided One-haf Of tho following
lote IN the Village OF Harrison, viz: lets 1te,
lb9 IS and parts Of lets 9-apd 19i that said de-
fendant charged and appointed said lands for
the payment 0f said organ And note The object
and prayer or said petition is to have tho
amount due the plaintin tron the defsndent ON
said claim and note ascextained and made .
charge and lien ON said Tcsl estate. and, that in
sold Sor Il the essmeSt Of fSe ssme Snd Tor such
tnsr rasf e %aE e
Sy the 18th day OF June, A., d. Is7e. or the aame
will be taken as confessed and Judgment rem
dered .accOrdingly.oi b! kaM M Axe0Ns
eH'0-v". ess.. 4 f.fs - s.eSS- - ,-fs--7 ! -.'.
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TnE Boston Post, ssys that Adam
never smoked. Of course not. There
was no one living In those days from
whom he eonld beg c,gars.-[ Burdette.
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Be Il ResosUed BY tie General Asssnoly Of IL.
State Of OHIO. (tnrec-fifths Of all the members
elected to c1oh aou1o eonGurRinG thereinj. that
e s g ei
the State. on the second Taesday Of October. "A.
D. 1879, as follows wit: That Section two ol
section. four of Article ten. DO 60 ameuded As
i-lssi1- IL ARTICLE II. ,.4ss.i -
SECTION, g. ,sensters. aad Representatives
respective connties OF, districts. at sime pre-
scribed by law; their terms Of ofice shall com
day a Or January thersaiteT. and consinas CO. two two
years
SEC L. The Ex ecutiva Department shail con-
rctafy Or STATE. Auditor. Treasurer and Attor-
pey -Genersl. who shall be chosen by the electors
Of the State. at the place Of voting for membcrs
Fis1 sFis'.f'a'" ARTICLE I.
:. skol Z. Fowhshfp oficers shall rlccted on
Sy the
and shall Anli their olice foroae year mona the
Monday next succeeding their election. and un-
ned eiector5 in the several .townsSips oi the
ono t. serve for tho term Of ono year. ono for
two years, and ono for three years; and on the
as:. As1dsy S of 4Rrii p in s;sa ysaT shssesiteI
ithree.yHars from tho Monday next succeeding
his election, and until his successor il ausiided
-" FORM or BALLOT.
4 At said saection the voters In favor Of the
iaeloptipn of y tho amendment 70 Section
two, Article two. shall have placed upon
their ballots the words, !" Amendment to Soc
nose 10 TO sdopsiSa M
ths % words. sA@endment g ssction Two. . Article ~
two. Of ConstLtution. No 80 those who favor tho
ss seed e Se Ssos. thu ons
s.Amendment TO section one. Article three. OF
Constitption. Yes; !" and those who do not favor
the ad0ption Of sBaid Amendment shall have
placed upon their ballots the words, Amend
tion. No;" and those who favor the adoption Of
Section four. Article ten, shall have placed upon
ahsir ballots the words. "a mendment to Section
four. Article ten. OF Consultation. Yeas" and
the words, Amendment to seotlon four. Arti-
Gle sso. Of Constitution. !Ne;,, Si.s : VIZ, go
speaker OF the HoS.e q z ssprssest.tives. g.
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
Passed April II. 1879. -iH"i'H
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OHIO.
Once of the Secretary Of State, mo
state OF Ohio, do hereby certify, thas, the fore
going is true copy Of joint resolution passed
by y'tho General Assembly Of the Stats of Ohio,
on the 18th day Of April. a, u: 1879, taken from
the origina1'r6ils Med In this ONCE.
i'p''' unto subscribed my name and afnxcd
day OF April. A. b. 1879
s..a -. .aas su..s MILTON BARNES: