Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-02
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presented and read and ordered to be
filed.
Election OF O;acers
The election Of officers was then pro
ceeded with
For first underkeeper Mr.. Weaver nom.
mated G.. Al. Smith and Mr.. Rutter nomi-
mated J. n. Mcntzer. The result was
Smith 4. Mentzer
For second undcrkeeper Mr.. Bite,
nominated David Rettcw and MIR. Rutte,
nominated Albert MUIR. The result was
Rettcw 4, Murre.
For clerk Mr.. Carter nominated Jsre.
miah Cooper. Mr.. Bitter nominated David
Wariel and Mr.. Weaver nominated Abiiah
ID. GySer. IEc first vote Was as follows
Warfel ), Cooper I, and Gyger .: the
second and third votes We're the same and
the fourth was, Warfel i, Coopera, Gyscr
l fifth was the same the sixth was.
GySer ,, and War!el g.
The board here adjourned to meet in
joint convention with the poor directors.
At tho roor House.
At the almshouSe the board met ut the
usual time To transact business and to- o.
ganize the new board.
ID. Il. Lands. Of the old board, retrcs
and John Evans, of Warwick. who was
reelected, remains, and Martin Kreidcr,
of this city, comes in.
AT the organization of the new board
the following officers were elected
John Evans, unanimously elected presi-
dent Geo. Spurrier. unanimously elected
superintendent and clerk
John Brock aud Elam Herr were nomi
mated for steward. There being two bal
lots which resulted in tie vote.
David Il. Landis was unanimously
elected treasurer Isaac Zimmerman was
unanimously elected f,rmcr Taylor l..
Schuler. engineer Lewis Kohlhaas,
baker q. l.. Rrirkcr. solicitor, and DIR.
Frank MusScr, Gcn. WelclianS, Oliver
Holland, X. Nj. Holen;us, Physicians.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the president On farm,
McSsrs. krcidcr, Keller and Evans :;
house, Shultz, Musser and Obrrl,Oltzcr.
Joint Convention.
Both boards met to- elect II moral instruc
tor, with John Evans Us president. Rev.
John Swcnk was the only candidate and
he was unanimously c.crtcd Mr.. Swenk
was called in and returned his thanks to
the boards far his reelection. lie stated
that his present salary is not sufficient to
keep him, AMI asked the boards to increase
it to- what they see fit MIR. Carter moved
that the salary he Increased from $500 to
S1OO. This motion was carried. Adj
journed
Tho Prison Again
After the adjournment of the Joint con
vcntion the prison inspectors again met
The election of clerk was again taken
up. The seventh ballot resulted in the
election of MIR. Wariel rs follows Warfcl
a, Cooper 1, Gygcr 1.
Mr.. Carter nominated c. n. Sproul,
esq, for solicitor, and Mr.. IIoilmei nom.
mated W. +. Beycr, esq. The first ballot
was tic on the second ballot Mr. Sproul
was elected by the vote of , tO2
For physicitn, ms BoIcnils and
Compton were nominated. The latter
was elected by toe
The following were the nOplinatiOns for
two night watchmen W. G. Reed, Geo.
John ID. IIendry, Henry
Cast, .ir., Frederick Miller, JOSEPH, Viii
fOng, George IinglinS, Jacob Resslcr
Mr.. Reed was elected on the first ballot.
For second Waterman there was M
choice.
For boss shoemaker ch,rlcs l:nckius, Of
this city, was nominated by Mr.. Hagen
Joshua Roberts. of Eden, by MIR. Carter,
and Jacob Flick by Mr. IIDllmeicr. On
the second ballot Huckins was elected,
receiving votes to > for Flick.
For baker Mr.. Hagen Nominated George
Ehman, and Mr.. Weaver nominated
-. Ehman was elected by vote Of
toe.
Mr.. Carter moved that The position Of
messenger be abolished, ut least, for the
present time. This was unanimously
agreed to.
For the furnishing "f drugs for three
mcnths II. B.Cochran, SD. McClcerv and
Daniel lieitshu, of this city, and G. s.
Itoyer, of Ephrata, were elected each to
serve drugs for three months.
The resignation OF itdw. Frailcy rs cigar
boss was read and accepted on condition
hat he finishes boxing the cigars on hand
BallOtins for second night watchman
vas resumed, but after two ballots it was
until next meeting.
Proposals for convict labor on cigars
we're opened. The only definite bid was
rom Aldus G. Herr, of Strasburg, who
,ffered s 60 per thousand for tho labor,
10 to furnish all supplies.
After some discussion the board resolved
o meet specially ucxt Monday, and in
lite Mr.. Herr to NEE: will, thcm tn dis
uss his proposition
President Hagen announced the follow
ng committees:
Supplies-Messrs. Weaver and Bitter
Mcat-Messrs. i;itZcr and EIoil'mcicI.
Flonr-Messrs. Rutter and Weaver
Iarn-Messrs. Carter and Weaver.
Tobacc"-SIcssrs. Bitter and Carter.
Leather-McsSrs Carter and Weaver.
MIR. Rutter. elcctc,i secretary, declincd
he office ari! Mr. Weaver was elected in
is place
The above is n complete victory for the
IrnmtHrr faction in oar local politics. The
'e,C Er" prOpl: now have the keeper, with
board Ot Inspectors and subOrdinates all
the other side, just as under Weise's
administration in the East few years the
ccpcr has been Of one faction and the
est of the prison direction all opposed to
i'm in the war Of factions
This condition OF things always results
l disagreement, suspicion. rivalry and in
'isue ami the public interests suffer.
ligh old times may be looked for in the
risOn management during the next
velve months
Police Cases.
Yesterday afternoon 4 telegram from the
ty water works announced that the
remises ha,! been invaded by gang of
amps. detachment of the police force
as sent to the scene and eleven of the
terlOpers were picked up This mOrnin.
le mayor sent them to Jail for terms
Insin. from 10 to 80 days.
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