The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17
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villa the b-si i ie. ling on als sides, and
The retiring ofIieisl4 SEEMED tn eaisr il. to
'h- 5. sris s,f tie ocea.ian ~ heartily as
rhssr j.isl bvrinng tle anrk before
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RI,s-d Lakie, ibe q u liy c:srk. fiied
MS b.p.d AobGAy VITO the county
commissioners. giving rs sureiies. J. r
w4ikun, o w Way. g ". Fred,r:ck
sId j. Il D.,iis. He has had charge OF
the flee sInnst EVER since bis election,
and has already given evidsnce of his
emiusit tita FIR Ih' pl4ee He fits
IN 5 nicely fh4t the change has scarcely
been noiic d by the public. His pre-
dece sor, ". F Ewing. rssires from
the Office with hGs;s of friends and with
REGARD as capable an ! hon, s. official,
of which he may well be proud Billy
went iDtn business me months ago,
and his extensive aqu2intsnce and
great personal popularity IS cnntribat.
ing greatly to his success.
J. II. Nilhlte was sworn in as sheriff
last Saturday. His bondsmen are 81. II
Gray, G. w. Frederick, I A. Taylor. L
D. Jacobs and John BramhiIl. The
people selected one ofthe beet men for
the place in Lyon county when they
nominated JEFF WiIhite, and he viii
not disappOint The expectations
which the public entertain con.
concerning MIN. With such 8 deputy
6 Waldo Worster Gnd jAiloF like VII
ils 10y, We shall look toB prime ad-
minissIation Of Affairs in the sherIfrs
ONCE. Mr.. Ryan, f1e ex-sherif, has
added to his large lIs, Of friends by the
great courtesy which he has shown to
all with whom he has hsd dealings dur
ing his term of once, and by the gen.
eral acceptabiliiy With which he has
served the public. He will now devote
himself TO the large manufacturing
business which he has built up in this
city, and which really demands all of
his time.
The bond of E. Beck, as register of
deeds, was approved by the commis-
sioners on Saturday, and the following
gentlemen were accepted as snreties
H. F. Holmes, Chas. Hinricks and 1.
N. Wells. Mr.. Beck will be assisted by
Willie Ress, whose attaInments as a
nanVna1 anH ybOaa GaOvrIad,a 1F kho
Welsh language will make him very
valuable man in that capacity. We
have reason 10 believe that Mr.. Beck
will render good service TO the public.
Mr.. Chalfant, the retiring register, leaves
the Office in splendid shape. He has
made one of the most capable officials
who has ever occupied the place, and
his administration has been . splendid
success We wish him property in his
future undertakings.
The new county surveyor, r. Fl. Ed
mission. gives as bondsmen A. G. EdmIs-
ton and j. D. Gibson. He brings to
the Office to which he has been chosen
qualifications of very high order. and
his work will doubtless come up to the
high standard of his predecessor, Mr..
Robert Milliken. The latter gentleman
will still maintain an Office as private
surveyor, and we wish him an abundant
patronage.
DR.. OVerstreet, as coroner, assumed
Office some months ago, and has met
every demand which the county has
made upon his time in the most prompt
and satisfactory manner
There will be no change IN the treas
urer's Office until next October.