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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
SHERIFF SALE.
John welchenbaugh VS. Ferdinand welohenbaug

John Welchenbaugh VS. Ferdinand wechenbaugh.
By virtue of ali order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio
and to me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the courthouse in The city Of Cam
ton on
Saturday, The 25th day of January 1879
the following described real estate situate In said
county tO.wit; Lot number nnety-one (9D in the
town of Kendall.
Appraised at $3.50.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
One-thrd cash, the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest from the day Of sale,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
decl5-ew J.P. RAUCH, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16

MANNHEIM LODGE, NO. 4S0. I.O.o.F.
MEETS every Thursday evening at odd lea.
Nl lows Hall, southeast corner Pubic Square,
HENRY KLEIN, N. g.
EARNEsT KAUFMAN. sec'y. lYl.DS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
attorHlpS.
WILL wynn

A TToRNEY AT LAW-TrumpS Building, oppo'
"A site st. Cloud, Canton, o. Prompt attention CIV"
n 10 collections. Jan0gy
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.Sqt1trdav Tie SUI dan of February, Is
SHERIFF SALE.
Wm H Patton VS. George K wolisperg

By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public Outcry at the
door Of the court house, in the city Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16

SHERIFF SALE.
Ellen wheeler va John James.

by virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
Of common pleas Of Stark county, Ohio and 70 me
door OF the court house, In the city OF Canton on
Saturday, The 8th day Of February 1879,
the following described real estate situate In said
county OF stark tO-wlt The north half Of town lots
number 5Ss $50 and sos Of Teeters, Lamborn q Cos
addition to Alliance
Appraised at 1900.
Sale to commence at one o'clock,p. m. Terms,
Ian9.ew Up. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
DIR. D. A. AFTER,
A. @. BRANT, MD.
Druggists,
P. H. BARR,

Il H. bfAINTV
(StcceSSor TO c. j. Gei0T.)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST-Canto O.,
~ Where may be found large and we'll selected
stOcb Of Imported and indigenous Drugs Staple and
rar Chemicals, Foreign & Domestic Medical PrepAr-
sti0ns, Trusses Supporters, etc. Combs, Brushes and
Pertnmery In endless variety. Special attention 70
the filling Physicians Prescriptions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
@tsttIIantOus.

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
WTM. McGREGoR, Publisher, and Plain ana
w Fancy Job Printer, DEMOCRAT Block, Cam
ton, Ohio
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Saturday The sM dau Of FeJruaru, 1879,

the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit Situate In the village Of Minerva and
known as lot number one (D in Lynch's addition to
the town of Minerva on the south side Of Walnut
street. laid out on tract Of land In the southeast
quarter Of section thlrty-ve (35l, township seven
teen (l7), range @, known as the Messm0re tract.
Appraised at $500.
Sale to commence at o'clock p m. Terms, cash
jan9.eW ], p. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
SHERIFF SALE.

James G. Hostetter VS. William F, Unkefer ct ux
By virtue OF an order to sell issued from the
cJTt Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and to
me directed will offer for sale at public Outcry at
the door OF the courthouse, In the city of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16

JOSEPH FREAsE. P.R.CAsn.
FREAsR d CASE,
A TToRNEYs-AT.LAW-C Canton, Ohio,
n mar22,W
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]. p. FAWCETT.
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Office In Eagle Block, over lst National Bank,
Canton, Ohio. may876H
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CANTON LODGE No. 94 K. OfH.
MEETS every Monday evening at O'Clock P,
ul NJ. Hallin Hane' Block By order Of
j. H. LIND, R. H.S. BARNlS, D
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Jtmdtrs.

GEO. DEUBLE.
DEALERS In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
~ ware, &C., east side Of Public Square, Can.
ton, o. Repairing done on short notice.
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g SHERIFF SALE.
Joseph TloOm's Guardian VS. John G Lals,

By virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas of Stark county Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry at the
door Of the courthouse, In the city of Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16

CHARLES @. UPHAM,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW. ofioe in New Cassidy
n Block, East Tuscarawas st., Canton, o. Rp26h
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SHERIFF SALE.
Jonn F. Reynolds vs. Amos Rank {

BY virtue of fl fa Issued from I'll court Of common
pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to me drected,
will offer for sale at public 0utcry, at the shop late
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-16
Saturday, the Isl day of February, 1879,

the following described real estate situate In said
county tO-wlt Being part of lot number twenty
two (22) In MassllOn on the west side OF Mill street.
the corner of Mill and North Streets south Of the
Baptist church, size OF the lot being ffty feet on Mill
treet and one hundred feet on North street. on the
same lot George Harsh bought Of Abraham Keeler
the conveyance made by James Duncan and Eliza
Duncan his WIFE, by deed under date Nov, TO- 1887 in
book r. pages SOB and 69i be the same more or less
but subject TO all legal highways,
Appraised at s26OO.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Term "eSh.
jan2-ew J.P. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

| NN~~S>s~~~ 4
CROWDED HOUSES.
who ricrRE OF LIFE
on 'Ai VII as Axe x TURNED AWAY
ExSEfT WITH SEATS SECURED IN
To PUBLIC who have been disappointed
SALE OF SEATS
TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE
The The MOST sSocsssEUL AMERICAN COMEDY
The Oox Office viii be open from A NJ. to loP.A.
HIS 1AG2 SkzSafs >. c1cEIY BLAINE,
EVERY EVENING 4 dA5 SspSEsSaxx .,,s,ss
d Mss EXIT SIdt y - FRANCESCA BRAsAxr.
h'hAf EVENING As AND Ss s1TGsDAY xArrszza
Mr. FRATE Ey aiTL 4 s1 s8XvE soRoorr
EVERY EVENING SsS %EpsEsS4y ,,s,,.
IL A NJ j. j. sgH fE1fyHxk :: BARON LIE BOISE.
EVERY EVENING 40 S45L Wkp sshEASp1y
HA VI. Es7sI EHEA xos4rxnn PSYCHE GAY
AVAAf EVENING As AND "s s3ftRbAY xArIsEEa
HAv1AIrs f sH EE ssisx sy sg;vs
EVERY EVENING S S5L wEp ShaHs
SIX ssHfs $SS rS5 AsEIssss
..s RHSaEsSST xEfSssSss NIGHTS
THURSDAY pay; and BALANCE Lance or WEEK.
Matinee. Ts s"s aFGRbzs AFTERNOONS
ExISaT9S AySs s1Sa., 9 sS n. aoysE
AroLI9 ,i'h bs sais; sss' HssoefArros
s * SSs.' pkoEHsETs r.
shs. will be tho beautiful Domestic Drami
and the amusing r ErEs' ti + 9Gs .'i REBEL,
win the CRANE REcEproN
Two full Orchestrss.
Reserved seats. 90 cents
Jersey CITY ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ooRxAss oRrcPAxL H thJssh SShiorx COMPANY
- Tnder the @.n !. g as q JAMES II SEApEI
A1SS.s
sSsEs msRNboS IN saf %''n''
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
sl,.d early J.Ssary WIN make those promises
BALLS. ooSCERT3. rnEArRIcALs, ATHLETICS
and large assembling Of all kinds.
Central Depot
CrRATEGfsrs
Orwo sets of dromios at o;iS
w II. POPE. DRAMATIC ART AND ELocUTioN-
Bioeutionist tlcmen Address sTBINwAY HALL
TnE INPoRTEKs 800
Combination Sale
Of Holiday Goods
7.7 ' B BSw SpsS az
a. Wholesale and retail.
e. e. '1 Brc.s S.,, o' VI
NfAGiC, sLEIGHT or HAND, CARD MANTPULA
Nltons, &c Taught thoroughly aud chsspiy Rex bog
CrRArEGTsTs.
DDrInks bcneset tea alto
SEVENTH RKoixEST r FAIR,
information in respect .yhs award Of ARTICLES sold
by subscription At the fair address ADJUTANT. Seventh
"S2GhDIEs sLEsrsr, SEAuTIgyL SONG SWEET
L''' 0A'''' h nsGif1 i;rs sss..s
"NoDwowrm's wALTz-LAxcERs.r "scARF
Dt'' kisi tsis Brf sods s
1pAyo, 9ALrz, .wALDrEupKL: ~RAxsLIxo
the H Ss SsS' StUzs I b s;. s'
EVOLUTIONARY TRAINING, FOR PULPIT, BAR AND
EIstage Professor KEENAN,. = Uuien squars. Voice
culture speciality: terms moderate
l Isr Of UNCLAIMED, NyMBERe THAT DREW
Seventh regimsnt new aru,ory fair awaiting delivery ~
the store Of Mcssrs Jaques Marcus, ~ Union square,
i7th ST., New York :-5< loa 238, 284 976. 3p4
3; 1897 ~ ~ ga iss i iss
1850 Il.'
CAUSES sOIREE DANsANTR. EVERY TUESDAY
s T:rz"fF A GtAHE kRSiDL h4tL ia as k''' ish q
plays. TABLEAUx,. DIALOGUES. RECIrATIONs
j Coored Fire, Wigs, MnstNchss &C. Catalogues sent
free. HAPPY HOURS COMPANY, o Bssimsn ST., N. Y,
DANJo AND sTAoE DANCING rAUour--nANJoe
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NrBLos GARDEN. FAREWELL WEEK
THE most magnleeut Theatre IN the Uatsd states"
T. C. GILMORE Lessee and Manager
FIFTEENTH AND LAST WEEK Positively
.KIRALvf Y issasornRRs,
wondrousiy beautiful fairy spectacle
E ESS S$S|#|4ss sEssSE:
HH Hssss#ssEHHEsE:
The withdrawal of tho suDorb display piece at the very
height Of Its popularity Is obligatory Of the near
Of the date axsd upon for its transfer TO
Globe Theatre Boston, in accordance with formal under
standing had with Manager stetson many weeks ago
Mr. GILMORE bsgs announce that its anal perfsrm-
sncss tho Hath to the l2iss ncusvs will DO marked
tho Introduction of and the same careful
complete that has the superb
spectacle from the Of its remarkable run.
LAST XIGMTslI TWO FAREWELL MArINEEs will
ssss vi. Sc Tor The ss Sr n
LAST NfsHr h LIZ qrsPd rAT III.
LAST s.a S own man sA a. ss %
LAST NIIaITTs others might 10 should =
Fash SiSHES Ills tsi S i sSs ssf,iss may
LAST lGhTs sion arises, assured that their efforts
LAsT NiGHms! viii ind hearty public approximation 70
LASr NiGhTS couple with their sense Vt duty fAsh-
FAREWELL MATINEE or ENCHANTMENr THIS
SATURDAY AT z.
NIBLo's GARDEN-PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCE
IN MENT.
THE FORTHCOMING IRISH DRAMA
Mr. oILMoaE Z: pleased 20 announce th.. tho entirely
new, historical and pictorial Irish Play.
THE HEARTS OF STEEL.
founded upen touching incidents identified with tbs his
tory OF the Siege Of Aone In such forward state OF
preparation that IL will be produced on
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER is. 1879
The Offering win have the advantages OF magnificent
scenery Of spectacular chsrscer, painted BY Mr.
WILLIAM vOEGTLIN: great dramatic company, 10.
LEIGH A.: GUS LEy!CK. Miss Lillian ULEvKS
CLARK, Miss ALICE HASTINGS. Miss ANNIE d.
WARE &C.; new costumes and costly steel armor;
auxiliary torce Of 2OU stalvart and
9 stud Ut trained horses under the guidance OF she
famous equestrian. Mr. JAMES COOK. The speciality
corps vail include Mr.. WILLIAM CRONIN date Of Sean
Ian Cronin); Mr.. CHARLES A. GARDNER. the Dutch
dialect actor Mr.. THOMAS r. kERRlGAN. the renowned
pipor and others Of feature Of production will
be sweet melodies Of the Land of the given With
SEATS NAY NOW BE SECURED
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7 MATINEEs TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. i

WALLACKS. OPENS 30 BEGINS AT 8.
" PrSPristSr and Manager; .Mr LESTER wALLACK
will be presented Comedy Drama. In Ave and
SIX tableaux, by Mr.. Albert Lancsster. entitled.
ESTRLLE;
FALSE AND TRUE
partially founded the novel Of samuel Brohl Co..,
NRW AND ELABORATE SCENERY
APPROPRIATE INCIDENTAL MUSIC,
CORRECT APPOINTMENT
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MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS. 1879.

founded upen touching incidents identified with tbs h
tory OF the Siege Of Athlone in such forward state
preparation that IL will be produced
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Tue ohEAI lltlSLl n n-<
lists.
WILKINSON BR0TH'RS
THE DOCKSTADERS,
. CHARLIE h LEWIS,
NILES 4 EVANS.
FLORA MOORE.
the great Mimic.
MISS MAY ARNOTT.
Enchanted Closet.
NILE. TOURNOUR,
Aerial Queen.
NILE. CERlTO, &
Transformation Dancer |
BENT BROTHERS,
Cornet SOloists.
FRANK JONES
. and
ALICE MONTAGUE.
MERRITT BROTHERS, |
Elegant Bailadists.
HARRY BRYANT,
VentriloQuist. |
MISS FANNY v. REY-
NOLDS,
Bwlladist.
BOB SLAvEN,
Comedian.
JENNIE SATTERLEE
and
FRANK GIRARD. 9
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q Genuine Irish Oomedy
and neat Irish ChArActes.
Interlocutorial and Con-
versationsl Comedy.
NEGRO COMEDY.
Jubilee aud Serio- Comic
Songs and limitations.
Magic-Illusion.
Pr0tean and Sprite,
The Gymnasium, the Cir
o Gus and the Acrobatic.
-HThe Poetic. the Mylh0lo-
NJ gle.
= The Ballet and Panic
8 mime.
z Classical Music
!. Instrumental Harmony.
:. Comical Music.
4 Musical Absurdfties
81 aud
!. Musical Versatility.
. Classic Vocal Music.
Z Part aud Solo Singing.
nvorsRtioual.
p Mimicry.
3 Ventriloquial.
! Sentimental and
Z Classic
; vocalisms.
: Negro Comedy,
2 Pathetic and Absurd.
FARCE. BuRIAESQUR,
COMEDY SKETCHES.
LOCAL GARCIA
% TURES.
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THE HEARTS or STEEL,

THE FORTHCOMING IRISH DRAMA.
Mr. GILMORE Is pleased announce that tho entirely
new. historical and pictorial Irish Play
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
N MENTION.

Remember the Congregational prayer
meeting this evening.
See notice of a lost canary in another
column Of this paper.
j. II. Larkin has taken Charge Of the
bar in the Long Branch saloon, Eddy
street.
The ricketty looking telegraph poles
throughout the city are being replaced
by new ones.
Tho young peoples literary society
will hold their next meeting at the res
idence Of E. P. Snow, esq.
The cutters ON the southwest corner
Of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets are
in Q nice cholera-producing condition.
The stockmen say that cattle are suf-
fering greatly from the wholesale de-
struction of ~provender by the extensive
prairie fires of this season.
AS a matter of news to the outside
readers Of the LEADER, 1t may be
n,oht sor Tho er.t ,,ma - -. 60
month 0'
sono whon than 49, :.
.sIn meet vov on tho Co.. ~ .a :,
which wor,d h.va h.an e.
ato ! short t,na 49,
"on,' Tue p,ope. au'norities mold their
nose' wnie sney iooA NJ tne open ditch
'na. runs across N vacant square east
Vi 'ne hhelsh mousse. IL Is a nice bou'
quee ior seaneer coming from the
'ra'hS 70 seep over.
Last night was one of the kind that
try mems soles over Cheyenne side
walks. Several politicians who had To
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
UNIQUE CEREMONY.
The Burial Of q Chinese Woman With
the Nstiol-; Rites.

At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there assembled at Valleys undertak-
ing warerooms six Chinese, four women
and two men, to escort to the city GEM
etery the remains of Gage, a Chinese
woman, who died in the forenoon.
The body was placed in a plain, but
neat, coffin, along with her wardrobe,
and looked as natural and calm as only
a Chinese a look. After a short de-
lay, in which quite a small crowd had
collected outside, the party took pos
session Of the carriages in waiting, the
men in the first, and women in the sec
ond, the latter scattering small strips
Of paper, perhaps a prayer to Guiana
Budda, or advertisements Of a laundry.
At the grave the women showed the
first signs of grief, crying, praying and
chanting at once and all together, As
the coffin was lowered the women pros
trated themselves on the ground, la
menting and calling the departed by
her name. Joss sticks were lighted by
candles, colored, with curious figures
painted on them, and stuck in the earth
at the foot of the grave. Small and
large squares of brown paper we're
burned, and the contents of a bottle
that evidently contained whisky, was
poured on the ground. Then, a platter
containing a large piece of fat pork
and a boiled chicken, with an empty
oyster can, a lard bucket, a tin cup and
some other utensils were placed upon
the grave.
The ceremonies were concluded by
destroying the balance of the papers,
etc., and each in turn bowling before
the grave, clapping their hands and de-
parting. This time the women took
the carriage the men rode out in, and
the men the carriage that had borne
the women to the grave.-Denper Re
publican.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
Distinguishes Visitors.

Senators Salisbury. of Delaware;
Bailey, Of Tennessee; Logan, of ILL
nois, a. Cameron, Of Wisconsin, and
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, COM
prising the Ingalls, investigating COM
mittee, accompanied by j. I. Christie,
deputy sergeant-at arms, United States
senate; D.. F. Murphy, s~tenographer;
T. H. Salisbury, clerk Of committee,
and Master W. Fl. Manly, page, passed
through the city yesterday. The sena-
tors have been taking evidence in Kan
sas, after which they were Joined by
Mrs. A. Cameron, John Martin and
wife, and H. P. Dillon and wife, Of
Topeka, Kansas; s. A. Riggs, of Law
renee, Kansas; and Miss j. b. Bryan,
Of Washington, D. c.; with p. B.
Grant, the general passenger agent-oi
the Kansas Pacific, as guide. 81
When the labors of the COMMITTEES
were ended they concluded to accept
the kind offers made by the railroad
companies of the west, and take 9
pleasure trip, from which they are now
returning. They have been all through
the state of Colorado, and arrived herr
yesterday on a special a of the K. P.
over the Denver Pacific railroad. Mr.
Christie, the deputy sergeant-at-arml
Of the senate, is a cousin of Judg,
Kingman, of this city. They were me-
at the depot by Gov. Hoyt and Hon. F
E. Warren, who entertained them dur
ing their two hours stay.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
The Republican Nominees.

The republicans of Laramie county
have done well in the matter of making
nominations 70 Mi the vacant offices Of
county attorney and territorial council
man. Two Of the best known and
most substantial men in the county
have been placed in the Held.
Judge j. W. Fisher is thoroughly,
known and respected throughout the
county and territory. During the eight
years he has filed the position of chief
justice of the territory, he has ever
proved a conscientious and able official.
And the fact of so many citizens lend
ing encouragement to his candidacy at
present, shows that the people applaud
his efforts. The judge was an advo-
cate Of high standing and extensive
practice before removing to Wyoming.
His military record is also brilliant.
History accords to him the title of ''the
Butcher Of Gettysburg" Examine
him as we may, he is in every way wor-
thy of endorsement by the people. His
vast legal experience will prove most
valuable to the county. We say,
twill PROVE" for there seems to be no
room to doubt his election by a good
majority, whoever his contestant may
be.
Mr.. E. Maggie is a citizen Whose in
terests are bound up in Laramie coun-
ty, and who has both the inclination
and ability to serve his constituents to
the full measure of expectation. Re-
siding and doing business in our county
for 50 many years, our citizens need not
be treasured of his capacity and integ-
| rity. As a business man he stands high
on the records. For management and
foresight, especially in matters pertain
ing to the public, he IS noted. His ad-
mirable stewardship while on the board
| of county commissioners won for him
the highest commentator. Taken all
in all, MI. Nagle is admirably fitted for
the position of member of the terrific
rial council.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
WYOMING'S BOOM.
GOLD MINES liz THE BIG HORN
Stampede of Miners to the Head of
Tongue River-Ranchmen
Also Going-Good
Assays.

Fort Mckinney, Oct. 1.-THE great
est excitement prevaik in this vicinity
on account of the recent rich discov-
cries of gold bearing quartz in the Big
Horn mountains about seventy-fiv miles
northwest of this post at the head of
Tongue river. A large number of
miners are passing through this place
en- route to the mines, and nearly all
the citizens of this section are leaving
for the mountains. The ore has been
assayed with the following results:
The lowest four dollars; highest seventy
dollars, per ton. 1t is thought by expe-
rienced parties that these mines will
prov0 very rich, and no doubt the rush
will increase eve more rapidly than it
has for the past few weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
Council Meeting.

The city council met last evening, as
per adjournment. Members present:
Messrs. .Addoms, Caswell, Granger,
Hammond, McGregor and Reel, with
Mayor Bresnahen in the chair.
The first question brought up was
that Of the cistern on the corner Of
Eddy and Seventeenth streets, which
wa reported to be in an unsafe condi-
ton some time ago. No final action
will be taken until the chief of the
fire department tries whether water can
be raised therefrom by tho engine,
which will be decided this morning.
A bill for 500 feet Of cotton rubber
lined Jacket hose, with couplings,
amounting to 1924, and a bill of s24
for freight on the same, were presented,
allowed and warrant ordered drawn for
the same.
A bill of IS for j. $. Thompson for
four days. work on dam, was read and
referred to the finance committee.
The city clerk reported that he had
received no plans or specifications as
directed in reference to the proposed
structure for the ponderous bell.
Mr.. Caswell moved that Mr.. Cooper
be employed to draw the necessary
plans for a tower of brick SO feet high,
and to present the same at the next
meeting. Carried. Adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-15
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
Judge Fisher Nominate ed for County
Attorney-E. Magic Tor Council.

- -a.
In accordance with announcements,
. large number of citizens were present
last evening at city hall to nominate
candidates to Gil the oficesmadaxacant
BY the death-of Hon. E-P-Johnson,
viz: territorial COUNCILMAN and County
attorney. 7
N. ]. O'Brien, chairman of the re-
publican COMMITTEES, called the meeting
TO order.
J.. w. Bruner nominated Gen. E. c.
David for chairman of the meeting, who
was duly elected.
Mr.. Adamsky nominated w. r.
Schnitger, esq, as secretary, who was
also elected.
Mr.. Mann moved that the meeting
proceed to nominate a candidate for the
Office of county attorney, which was
carried.
G. N. Potter nominated Judge j. w.
Fisher. There being no other name
presented, that gentleman was declared
the unanimous choice Of the meeting.
N. J.-O'Brien then presented in NOM
ination the name of Erasmus Maggie to
6ll the vacancyi in the council, and there
being no further nominations, Mr..
Nagle was unanimously chosen.
j.. X. jeffrey moved that a committee
of three be appointed by the chair to
wait on tho two gentlemen who had
been chosen, and inform them of the
fact. Carried.
The chair appointed Messrs. ]. X.
jeffrey, Jacques Braun and c. N. Pot.
ter to notify Judge j. w. Fisher, and
Messrs. F. E. Warren, ]. NJ. Carey and
w. j. Hardin to inform E. Nagle.
w. p. Carroll made a motion that the
selected candidates be requested to ap.
pear at the meeting.
In lieu OF Mr.. Carroll's motion, Mr..
Warren moved that the convention ad.
journ subject to call Of the chair. In
the meantime the committees will mott.
fly the gentlemen selected, and in case
one or both refuse to accept the nomi
nation the chair will call another meet
ing. 1t was 80 decided and upon mo
ton of N. J. O'Brien the meeting ad
ionrned