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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
Is spending . few days with Ma 81
of East Wheeling.

u spending . lev days with Ma Sc
of East Wheeling.
Mrs. Cumn ms. and dsughts. w (
have returned from a pleasant Sra
Deer Park.
W. II. Klein, a we'll known Css
gentleman. is lying over today vii =
at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. ]. q. Aukobhu. Of Aibsa Z
spending the summer With relauvai 7
vicinity Of Wheeling.
Miss Gertie Myles, Of Enso0d
turned home yesterday after shod q
friends IT, the city.
Ms. James Wilkie and daughimF
and Annie, Of 81. LouS, Mo. srr'sp
relatives on the Island.
DR.. Cunningham aud vile, Of W
Presbyterian Church leave ihis 20
their usual vacation.
Mrs. Henry Leonard, Of Canton
Yesterday for home. after IN eIssss
TO friends in the city.
Mrs. G. II. Norris, OF Beechvos
returned home Friday after she" 7"
friends in the city.
Mis- Hattie Elliott, Of North Mas
left Wednesday on an extended 70
ficnds Ia Pittsburg.
Will A. Caldwell, OF the firm Of hf
Il Caldwell. Rush Run, o., is vls's
parents near tho city.
Mrs. Kate Hildcbrsnd, Of Colans'
returned home yesterday after IN sf
visit 70 friends in the city.
Miss Birdie Bruce. OF Grafton,
returned home Wednesday after
visit TO friends in tho city.
Misses Laura and ssllie Ford, d
Wheeling. leave this week for U'
Summit for the summer.
Judge Jocobs and family are sp'.s'
few weeks At Capon Sp'ings, ". VI
the purpose Of recupersting.
Y. NJ. Paxton and Col. G. II. Re
Of Brook county's most prominent 6
were ia the city yesterday.
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SCOT. the dog kept at the Eighth ward
hose house, was killed yesterday afternoon
nv the reel running over him while respond
irv 20 he alarm Of Gre from box Al. The
doc bad both hind legs broken and had 10
Be Killed. 10 put him out Of his misery.
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FIRNT GRAND

Family Excursion 20 Pittsburg.
Saturday, July 26th. 4 special
train will leave the T., 4. d St. l..
depot at p. nm. Tickets also
good On ass d. I'M. train. Return
ing leaving Pittsburg al Il:2S p nm.
and all trains Monday. special
car for ladies and escort. Fare.
rou0d trim. also. For further In
formation call on
Louis G. Neidhardt-
Ticket Broker.
1901 Market 81. wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Yesterday afternoon, AN alarm OF hre
vas turned in from box 81 Honk aud Lad
Ter house, Occasioncd by Mr.. George Bolts
residence on South Main street being on
ire. The FIRE department was on the ground
m q few moments and after a very short
struggle succeeded in extinguishing the
Hames. The peculiar feature of this blaze
IS that no one knows how it originated
The IRE caught in he middle room of the
;econd floor, where no FIRE has been for
some time. Whether the FIRE is the work
{ an incendisry or not could not De ascer
aimed. Mr. Bolts has the house insured in
he IEtua for 100000, the furniture in
he German Insurance Company lar
81, 10000. The damages by the FIRE could
not be sscertained last evening, but viii u't
..xceed 500 co.
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e TO TIM
NORTH POI

After all, what i,
amount to- Is happins
nearer the earth at an in
with N. P. marked On 4
in ninety degrees noo:k
tude and no LONGITUDE [,
mentioning, than it is 4
equator? Isn't the sociea h
monkey of the tropics ~
turtle who generously III
his green fat to make nj
quite as congenial as hi
the Polar bear and II. Z
who seems so much at III
the aquarium and furnsS. B
wives with an excuse hE
plesing the pocketbook,
found the northwest d..
Well, what Of it; nobod,
that way. There is no,5l
do out there, and a line d
| niPuses wouldn't pay. ),
ferry, nor a transfer con-!
nor anything that hadaa
end Of business omit. Thee
ley relief expedition ha,e
back and reports that Ne .
liant commander attained
highest latitude ever 10
His discovery of the "eat
where food was kept in.I
of earthen cave for Other
ties coming that way. o.
their own use on the re,
trip. showed that food prcse
in cans by the very bessme,s
obtainablc is.not sure to
Tor many years, and yet. ?
hungry, ice-bound souls,
were only too glad to g
In one Of these caves. ~he
heap of stones protected
of.these food supplies,
found a box OF clothing VI
Lieutenant Danenhowu
evidently priced, but who
his northern journey witht
toward the unacceptable N
he had been unable to G
with him, Examnl
showed that every artne
we'll preserved. bore the t
mark Of gundling, Of WI
ing. The clothing had
lasted the food.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Ye.iardaJ Frank Walther, Fred Homer,
aud CAas. Upright returned from visit to
the Brunswick Fishing Club, which is sta,
toned at Riggs Bar, near Darlington.
They report the boys as having splendid
time. Last Monday evening - Se boys had
grand exhibition Of fireworks, CON- sting Of
skJrockets. Roman candles, pinwheels, &c.
The following comprises the club: Chas.
Schneider, A Schneider, David Eleiuer.
Geo. Kleiner. Chas. Daley does the cook.
ing aud Chss. 2. Helt handles the banjo.
while Tony Carr sstonishes the natives with
his comic songs, &c. Peter Wirtzberger is
The boss squirrel hunter of the county, hay.
ing caught eleven in one hour.
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Notice.

SIR-We thus wish to thank the officers
Of the Ohio Mutual Live Stock Association
&C. NJ Rhodes President, aud c. ". Coen,
Secretary, for the prompt payment of q
loss sustained by Us few DAYS since by the
death Of fine horse, and commend TO the
owners Of live stock the Association as be-
ing well worthy of patronage, sfording an
opportunity rot heretofore given OF pro-
iecting themselves against frequent losses
at the smallest possible cost.
KoEHLIyE BRns
Bridgeport. O.. July Is, 1894
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YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Coaee's House Blazing -. Bots Hotel
Somewhat Damaged.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
3 SILL alarm vas turned in at the Atlantic
Engine House, oecasioued BY Mr.. Coffee 5
residence, on Seventeenth street. being on
FIRE. The Atlantic Engine Company re-
spouded promptly. but the FIRE had been ex-
tinguished without their assistance. The
ire originated from spark alighting on
he roof The damages amount 10 but
NV dnilarS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

THs Howe Sewing hachins Co. ex'A 10
q cordial invitation to all using sewing ms
chimes TO call and see the Perfected High
Arm Howe. Samples are on exhibition ct
their salesroomA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

BUSINESS men all need greater facilities
for the transaction Of clerical work. The
Ideal Writing Machine is the most wonder
full labor saving machine ever invented. See
advertisement on fifth page. Il. l.. Ross K
Co., agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
aunhaa Resister'
SUNDAY, JULY 90, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Manufacturers should see the
SWaGehman DetectOr" Clock. Sold
BY JACOB W. GRUBR-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20
A FAITKLESS HUSBAND
Causes a Eild Family Row and
Racket
By His Devotion to a Pretty Blonde
The Wife to the Rescue---Man's Faith
lessness and Woman's Devotion.

Recently the wife Of prominent mill
man of East Wheeling became suspicious
Us to the late and excessively irregular
hours kept BY her spouse by hearing rum
ors from the evil tongues of maliciously dis
posed neighbors, who delighted to repeat
in her hearing the reports of her husbands
faithlessness. BY the exercise of little
strategy, the lady made the discovery that
he object Of her husbands alteration was
beautiful blonde haired maiden, an in
nate of Gertie Mason's bagnio, on Jacob
street and Alley Ii, and making this dis
,'ovcry she went to her husband and accus-
ri him Of hring mfaithiul aud pleaded
with him to renounce the woman. de &C
muwledgcd The charge. but promised that
u.rhe future he would shun all such evil
companions He kept his pledge for a
period of about week, aud then drif(ed
slowly back to
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GRAND Excursion to Pittsburg on Satur-
day, July %. Read particulars in another
column.
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A Card.

vV>HgRy HAyrN0 BEEN A REy1
u isled 70 ths eGect tha1 Bat ~
ti,e bost me- Of yesterday, 80 -, ~
having beea sstarh1d 70 M 49, 49, -
dfsife 70 ssste thst thers " - tscsssy ~
ior any runor q We kinA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Lew Dunning had a very narrow escape
from being seriously injured while respond
ing to the still alarm Of fire on Seventeenth
street yesterday. He was riding on the At
lsntic reel ard in some manner fell OF the
reel, his head striking the railroad track
cutting it in several places. When the in
juted boy was picked up it was supposed he
WIS seriously injured. but upon an examina-
ZION bis injuries were pronounced no, serious.
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GsAsp Excursion to Pitss5arg On Sasur
dsy, Jsly %. Read psrtcalars n aaoths,
coi4ma. ....-...t,
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NEW ADvERTsOGMGnIk

lTRAYED or sToLgN-A nALlt
- osed pop fron tbs rs~i6eecs q jon, =:
i'm Nsrtss srsss. A rsssrd vpi Be $3.50
Turn. "A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

AT the'Dll0 supper given On heuues
day evening BY Mrs. Andy Patterson, th
table was q marvel Of beauty. In the ecu
ire, o square panel Of pink and white rose
supported Greek vase containing mann
moth fern leaves and trailing vines A
one end of the table panel of white How
ers was crossed diagonally by band o
bright scarlet geraniums; at the other
SIMILAR psnelhad a centre Of yellow DAISIES
and the whole was fringed BY delicate ferns
In addition to this table decorations, the
mantel had been converted into bank oil
white blossoms, with q fringe above, aasi
hanging fringe below Of graceful ferns.
Each pillar, was in itself. an art study, and
gathered an added beauty in the eyes of the
guests, from the fact that every flower was
arranged by the artistic fingers Of the bril-
liant hostess.
Tuesday evening the elegant residence Of
Of Mrs. John Z. Whitaker GA Jacob street
near Sixteenth, WAS ablsze with lights In
honor of a reception given by her son, Mr..
Albert Whitaker, TO his hosts Of ladies and
gentlemen friends. The party was essen
tip!ly full dress affair, the ladies all wear
ing light costumes, many of which were
handsome and costly. The light dresses OF the
ladies' had for the background. to enhance
the beW,ildering effect of their costume, the
sable hues of the conventional dress suits
which we're worn by the majority of gentle
men. Dancing was the popular am1se-
ment of the evening In place Of the i'm
promptu programme dances the German
was danced. Mr. Bernard Payne leading
assisted By Miss Josie McCabe. At mid
night supper that we'll might have tempt
ed an epicure, was served after which
dancing was continued till 3 a. M. when
the strains of Home, sweet home All
nounced the hour for the reluctant looming
of wraps and adieus to the gallant young
host was in order. During the intermis-
sion, at supper, the guests were entertained
by the excellent rendition of various R1sl-
cal members by quartettc OF the Il. A. M.
Glee Club. A brilliant future is predicted
for the gentleu en-, If they would but venture
on the lyric stage. The rendition OF sew
eraI musical Numbers BY a quartette of the
r. A. NJ, which were received with
Gathering applause by the company,
at large. The following is list Of those
present: Misses Efie Updegraf Ida Cpde-
GRAFT, Josie and Allie McCabe, Mary Burns,
Annie and Jennie Baker, NarcisSa Patter-
5on. Katie Haalitt, Helen Devries, Jennie
McPhail. Laura Cooper Mamie Nell
wainc, Dora Dorsey of Morgantown.W W. Va;
G,,ssic Hupp, Florence Off, Julia Cracratt.
jamie Good and Maud Eccles and Mcssrs.
VIII Howell, Ben Hardesty, Burt Hazlett,
Eugene Hildrcth. Bob lIaase, Albert Whit
taker. II. Cummings, Harry Simpson. Der
nard Payne, Wilbur Smith, Fred. Smith,
f.act4ou Vance Allen Wheat Will Dovrncr,
Gop. is,rkc, VIII Kelly John GIass Mar.
hall While
GrrNpYs Cholera and Diarrhwa Cure.
PREPARED by List X Williams, 1910 Main
;ice;.
GmANp Excursion to Pittsburg on Satur-
day IuIy &c Read particulars in another
column
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

SALE of seats for Richard iii VI
tomorrow morning At Baumsrm y
mig informs us the time necessary y
duce this most popular tragedy /. p.
hours and fory-Gve minutes. 1T,
be no intermission between thre ,
acts. The play win 90 OF vithosi :.
10 the audience viii moi have oce~
become restless.
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Social events last week, while not offer
ing as varied programme as the preceding
week, were still numerous enough to show
that the public in spite of midsummer heat
were determined to enjoy the pleasant
weather by social intercourse. Psrlor en-
were scarce, the list Of pienics
showing, however, 10 good advantage. A
complete list is below appended
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GaAED Exoursioo 70 Pitts6urg on Satur'
DAY Jyly IS. Read particulars N ano'he7
eolskE1sA ?
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GRAND Excursion to Pittsburg on Satur-
day. July &c. Read particulars in another
co!smn.
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during the dull season. when goods are sold
at and below cost to reduce stock. Good
striped carpet at lsc. Good ingram at Csc.
Good Brussels at 7jc. Good floor oil
cloth at &c. Window blinds, ready 70
hang, at 4oc so 900 bolts vail papers I
and I0c bolt, borders TO match. Call
soon If you wish to save money. No. 20l9
and 702I Main street. John Roemer. Agt.
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Now tho Time 70 Bay,

GRAsD Excursion TO PittSburg on Sstur-
day. July &c. Read particulars in another
eolumn
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A Marrow Escape.

GRAND Excursion 10 Pit;sbsrg on Satur-
day. July &c Read particulars III another
caiuma
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KEEP bottle of List 4 Williams Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger at hand.
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special Hatea.

Both the Ohio River and r. WI
roads will sell tickets ut reduced ~
all persons coming to Wheeling I"
the State Convention. On Wass
night the p. ". h Ky. will run lv'
for the benefit Of those who come b .
the grand ratification meeting.
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LIZ Goopa CO. ~ ~ shs.ssst. DRY ossa,
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A Rine Dor Dead.

BAD FIRE At List 6 Williams drug store.
l0le Main street
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Brunswick Fishing Club.

Sss the advertisement of the Ideal Writ
Inc Machine in another column.
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GmANp Excursion to Pittsburg on Satur-
day July &c. Read particulars in another
ruiuInn
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lDFHs cigars saa - sess Of tips Of LIS
4 Williams. lelo kaia streek
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The Pausy Blossom Social an organiha-
ton composed Of South Side ladies and gen
tlcmen gave decidedly pleasant basket
picnic Tuesday at Sycamore Grove. Th"
gay company ofyoung folks were transport
ed to and from the grove in large onui-
bus. The enjoyment of the pure country
air and beautiful woods held ont an rrcsisti
bic attraction to many promenaderS, while
cruquet and tennis attracted many Of the
guests. The luncheon prepared by the la
lies was universally voted fit for King.
Al dark the guests returned TO The city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-07-20

Wednesday evening, number Of mas,
cu!inc members of Prof Mayors dancing
classes gave grand select hop at SeibertS
Garden. AS few invitations to outsiders
we're issued, the crowd present were con
ginial. and spent most delightful even
iug in keeping step to Mayors orches;r"
aud promenading about the grounds. The
festivities were prolonged till far into tn
uight ere the kehraus notified the com
pany that the hour for dispersion Lad ar
rived
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Bridgeport. O.. July Is, 1874
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Thursday evening Dr. Bland entertained
u select number Of stays, numbering some
twenty in all, with champagne supper
The occasion OF the the event was the
unique manner of the Doctor in celebrating
the advent of another year to the burden ct
youth and spirits with which he was laden
The lunch proceeding the sampling of
Mumm's extra was elegantly served and
tempting to a degree. When the bottles
were fairly handed around the celebrating
effect was noticeable in the brilliant witt
ciSms, congratulatory toasts. songs, etc, Of
the guests, whose sparkling wit fairly out
shone the bead on the popular potation.
After the cloth was removed the gneStS
through the agency Of good cigafs spent
several hours in social cOntlb ere an ad-
tournament vas in order.
Thursday evening Mrs. Andy Patterson
gave all elegant little supper at her beauti.
!ul home near Elm Grove. in honor of a
small driving party from the city, who were
guests that evening. The arrangement OF
the menu ofitself alone betrayed the hand
of an artist Of the cuisine, and was rendered
tloubly agreeable by the charming manners
of the fair hostess. After supper a short
seance Of cards. music and dancing was in
order.
The Lilac Social, popular little orgsni
zation, gave grand daylight picnic at the
Park, Friday Afternoons. A large crowd
com tosed Of the members and friends, to
eether with their attendant ladies'
Music, in the shape OF fine orchestra, oc
cupied the pavilion, and proved an irresist
ible indictment to many Of the fun seekers
who held possession Of the floor throughout
the entire day. barring the interval. during
which the contents Of the ladies' baskets
were discussed. Others preferred ruraI
pleasures, and devoted themselves entirely
TO the enjoyment Of the countless rustic
pleasures with which this place abouuds
At dark the motor brought tired aud hot
but happy crowd to the city.
Friday evening Allie Wheat youngest
son Of George &. Wheat one of Wheeling
retired milionaires, gave an elegant ittls
supper to q select circle of friends. Tn,
upper was q success in every particular
- delicscy of the yiands being enhanced
hE re fair faces Of the maidens and briliian
y the gentlemen. Among those pres
49, Wv !" Misses Ida and Efie Updegraif
Don Dsn es Mary Basus and Mamie Rus
:
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The hop given at Sicbert's Garden b. thr
Comet Social. Friday evening was socially
:. huge succcSs, none but those recei in
:, cial invitations were allowed within the
Pavilion, consequently the crowd were EN-.
,a,Elly congcnial Mayors orchestra oocu-
lid ;hr stage, and furnished excellent
muse The fun began early, the company
entire going out on the 6 o'clock motor,
and returning at midnight vel! pleased with
the evening fun.
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GrrNrYs Cholera and Diarrhua Cure
PtrraIrd by List II Williams, 1910 Main
tlpQt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-16
PERSONAL,

NR' LANGTRY has goue - houockecp
ing haru,Omeiy ~ New York. Freddie
Grbhard Is lett.
SESAT0R No3ICE statue was unveiled
n I"daaapol3s on Tuesday with pIopri
! q . ceremonies
JAMES F. DowEEY, formerly Of this
city, has been appointed district clur,
clerk at Hinsdale county, Col
SENATOR LogAN's advice - his so7
"Be a good boy and grow up 10 be a grelt
and good man ike your father"
MATTHEW ARNOLD. on his return {,
EnElaud, will be secretary Of the cduaatlou
departments at salary OF 3l0, 900 year
GERGE II. VANDERBILT grows more
melancholy every day. The young mau
sluus society and spends nearly all Of his
time in his study porin, over books.
SCNsET Cox, it is said, will write DO.
hNcA hiStory of the country from the
time of Buahalau's administration, for
which he i to be paid about s7j 900.
SENATOR ALLISON has been renomiuatad
! by tue Republicans OF the Iowa LegisIa-
ture Payne has been elected in Ouio. and
IN Kentucky aud Maryland there is Il,
choice as yet.
SIR ANTHONY MU.GRAvE, in his official
report on the condition Of the island ol
Jamaica, notes that on an average fifty
eight out of every 100 children born arr
| illegitimate.
JAMES J. BARCLAY, the president of tn,
board Of managers of the Philadelphia
house Of refuge, was given handsom,
| rec ptlol by his friends on Tuesday on th,
occasion Of his 9oth birthday.
GoTERNOR BELL, Of Texas on assuming
his seat, began his inaugural address will
" Fellow citizens Ia the chaste and
| beautiful language of job, Now ia the
winter Of our discomfort made g!oriou,
summer by this sun OF York.
GEORGE BANCROFT, the venerable lis
torian looks as though he has just stepped
GU, OF an old picture. He Is yer,
straight mAu and we'll formed. His hair
atlll long aud thick, is perfectly white. 1
falls over a small white forehead in lon,
graceful curve. His sharp eyes look ou
Of gold trimmed spoctacles over a mustach
and long beard, thick, silky and white
like his hair.
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,n,,roc oon,t1-s vyto rnrowo oot

tnyfrnc Ouutt,- veto Ihrswn ont
IN, returning board met In IIar,isburs
Yesterday and computed the returns of the
Nnyrmhrr rIrciinu tor state treasurer and
auditor general Tho board had mnrr
trHrully il auWug ut a cpuclusinn
Iu th5 conplrtlIpu Og tho yn,o
o. ,N, aud.nr general and state treas.
u.rr thAu usual IuS resulted from thp
r.tyuv'rte returns from Luztrne county
IatJ1 was % iAI.u'e To Harvard n sealed re.
turn tu the rNiIr ri the secretary ~ tho
commonwealth Toe proth0notafy of M,
county was repeatedly requested 10 cover
tho d,T.r,urc, bat no apparent attcntinn
yA, p.ri e. tho demands, and after A., Inn,
discussion the vote IT LuEerne couuty was
throNu ou', AVID the maiorities of tho
Rrrub.iGNn GtudulteS for auditor g,ncr,I
ami state treasurer were largely Increased
The vote, as announced. is as fnIlnws .
STATE treasurer, l'vsey, 3l3575 Powell
2Dl,ISl, Marsh, 1 l20 Howard 37O
Autl'or general, Niles, 3li ,6o5 Taryart
.Q9 utS FoidA,m, GALS Ryuder. I4iT
Iucro WAS Sumo amusement over IN,
yn3 Of thN committee. Seven hundred
doUals had beer appropriated, and. AZ the
suggestion ui Governor Pattison, who
presided over the count and who desired
trIeducC the expenses of the board. only
tu.oo clerks we've elected, ThOs b. Cooh
rAu, IT, II. Tate aud George d. Herbert.
vhl,r ~ pUgy,'uS meetings thcre has
always h.yu more. Tnls action of the
governor uuy Increased the pay of the
members, as committee was appointed
during the meeting to ascertain the
amount of pay ,Ach, including mileage
~ the report of the committee the CLERKS
w.rc given :!5 aud mileage, and tho mes
seuLrr the sAmo. Tho balance netted
ga - % racn of the fourteen member.
,u.,,,o Of tLe,g mileage, aud all took the
lay t'r the t"w hOurs' work except the
goyr.u,r aud Judge SimOnton.
ruo governor was not pleased at tn,
rN..rsa ot the work ehtailed. aud admitted
N, va, beaten u his efforts to curtail the
rzprus,s. liz ,ISuUd the warrant for the
IN ,u,y and .-o commission adjourned