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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01


The Union Pacific will make rate Of
one fare for the round trip from Green
River on the east, Butte on the north
ketchum on the west and Tintic on the
south, and all intermediate points.
Tickets on sale August 9th; good
going until including August Sth, good
returning until August 18th.
The D. Il R. G. Western and Utah
Central railways will each sell excur-
sion tickets at all stations on its line to
Salt Lake City and return at single fare
for round trip, On August 18th good to
return until and including August 18th.
The Utah & Nevada Railway COM
pany will reduce its rates to the follow
ing low figures, to allow all patriotic
citizens along the line of its road to
come to the city to participate in the
Grant Memorial services, August Sth,
1885:
From Terminus to Salt Lake City and
return, 50; from Tooele to Salt Lake
City and return, $1.75; from Half Way
House to Salt Lake and return. $1.50:
from Lake Point to Salt Lake City and
return, 75c. Tickets good going
August 18th and Sth; good returning
August 10th, 1885.
Special rates have been asked for from
the Central Pacific Railway, and IA
yorable reply is expected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01
Catarrh of th- Bladd.-

singing, irritation, Inflammation. al
"ldn ,s apd ,IrinaIT Complaints curec
y S{!cfiTi- PTha si
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01
MEMORIAL 0BsERyANCES.
General Invitation Extended to
the Public.
sALr LAKE C1rY. Inlv Is. 1Ss5.

|. We are called upon to mourn thu
death of the distinguished patriot ant
soldier. General Grant.
The soldiers and citizens have united
in an effort to do honor to his memory
and resolved that, on the Sth day o.
August next, they will assemble al
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah, and
pay their last tribute of respect to the
departed hero.
The Citizens Of Utah. Idaho. Montana,
Wg0aeinq and NeradG are respectfully
invited to join with the soldiers and cit
izens OF Salt Lake City in the memorial
service to General Grant to be held in
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
August Sth, 1885. Arrangements have
been made with the Union Pacific, Den
yer & Rio Grande Western, Utah Cen
tral, Salt Lake & Western and Utah d
Nevada railroads to sell tickets at half
rates for that occasion. See advertise
'ments below. Bodies of citizens or Or
derS or organizations coming from our
neighboring cities or towns are requested
TO notify General P. E. Conner, the
of the day of their acceptance of
this invitation, so they can be assigned
their position in column in the line of
march to Liberty Park where the me-
mortal services will be held.
EDMUND WILKES,
GEO. NJ. SCoTT,
FRANK HOFFMAN,
Committe on Invitations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01
Complete Treatment With inhaler. 81,

"The only absolute specific we know of,,
Med; Times: The best we have found in J
lifetime OF suffering, ''-Reu Dr.. JTiooin
the RADICAL CURE has conduered e; optsrr
". Monroe, LelCisburgh, Pa. II have nor
found case that it did not relieve at once ,
-Andrelo Lee, Manchester, Mass. 100
Potter Drug and Chemical Co Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01
NEW TO-DAY.

alt Lake City and ogden. Saturday, August I!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01

Some OF the Territorial papers are urg
ing combined effort on the part of the
colonies" to induce Congress to be just
In TINS matter, and at least permit the
people OF the dependencies to elect their
governors. -A s5 dNA tlNi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-01
$50 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK CITY

Usual Prices. Box once open Monday al
10 am. al
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
The ChTis:mes Tree.

IL seems shat the matter of the Christ
mas tree i not fully reitlcd. Two
meetings have been called. but the al
tendance at each Wa small, uni judg-
ing from this standpoint. uu,. would
naturally couciudr .h.t the majority
we not in favor OF n tree. The sue
coos u! such occasions depends. LuNc y-
'r, On the amount q. money rul,. i. TO
this end, a partial cfUI;a u Iccn made,
the result Of which was, from seventeen
parents representing twvuiy-siA cIui2rru.
there Mas Ttsa u SD 90, and tom sfT-
rn;y-oue persons having no children.
S2J 80, making 81 90. This SURF J.,
not more thun half enough to give ZACH
child UrtNceu he ugcn Il two add ihiv
teen y,nrs suitable present, mud Of
these there are about one hundred EnI
thirty. There are yet u.iuut forty ilu.i-
lies representing HLout one bundled nld
- children, and nearly as many per
sons who have no chIid,cu, who hrNc
not been called upuu ~ yet, and il the
mount nlrcady raised is doubled. tar
"if',r will b. brilliant success. The
children are all very anNiou, to have Il
tlec, and il II sufficient @: money
cannot bc raised to Luy zach chIld n
present, some % them will receive noth-
ing, and will be >.diy disappointed.
Now, parents "ni iricnds, reminder
that there has been nothing ia the way
OF public holiday entertainments for tito
clildrcu Of Elko for four years. nul We
think it only needs n proper ,nor, on
the part of those most inter cstci. Ia
MAX" the occasion u success. Don
disrppoint the little ones.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
PREPARING FoE TROUBLE IN UTAH.

Recent action by the War Department
Indicates pretty clearly that serious
trouble is nprrchrndcl in Utah. Bat.
terry b., from Fort Omaha went to Fort
Douglas Saturday. leaving for Utah the
same day, nnd =; il understood that all
the troops Of the Department Of the
Platte have been ordered to bc in rcndi-
ness to move at n moments notice.
Nothing is known outside OF tho De-
pnrimcnt M to the cause OF On, sc s,m.
mary orders, and n number II theories
arc advanced IA the probable basis, the
most plausible being shat the late col.
lisiOns between United States aud Utah
officials show the existence Of n spiri; Of
resistance on the part Of the latter that
10 Likely 10 require an armed force to
aubdue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
: President Of the Senate.

The election o! IA President PRO tenn.
OF the Senate is the subjrc, OF much dis
ru-a!pn just ROW, but the naiuc D. 40
Dvm"c..t!a u, amber Is heard mentioned
as - possible candidate 70. the pu-itiou.
The icrsDU Of this, o! course, - that the
"rpu Itiya hus u snail majority IN the
Senate. and the idea of m~tsuamimity
governing their action even IN "a matter
Of pure political equity. appears to ~
regarded ~ IL moral Imf0ssIb.I.ty. by
the deliberate action 81 the people Of
these United States, the Administration
IF u" Government was placed II Demo
"a ,tir hands for the four yeats dating
from the 18th of Last March. ..uI no mere
tcchuirniIty should thwagt the will Of
this people clearly expressed at the
polls last Fall. The i-sur III the contest
WAS -qVar"ly made, and Thomas \. Hen.
dilci.s. a Democrat, was. by tie voice Of
"a innIJHiy Oi the voters Of America, ChO-
zen b p..sile over the Uujt-.I States
Senate from March i,h, 1850. until the
iih LAY o! March 1859. Iii, uucxp clcl
death has LETT the office vacant. but 1t he
longs, nevertheless, to D,mOcutt. aud
the election 10y III" Senate OF a I;cpui!I--
can T. 'hc petition. will IL. ala open dec
lty,tiDu dat tin. wil. OF u small minority
81 tl't elective body i, superior and
paramount - that Ut tie people. In ti.c
event Of til election % Il Republican,
u vacancy ia the Pcrs,i uInl Off &c
would have the eifoc, o! transfer ring the
Gov nnru 70 the hands Of the uppusi.
lion, which i, the occasion Of tho deep
iutrIc,: npw manifested in tn choice of
l. presiding officer Tor the Scnrtc, but
ahouil the hand of death enable the Re.
PnbiIc.,m~ t. seize the rcius, the success
81 thc technical scheme now being cUn-
cuct"d ~uuil prove IL short lived tai
uIurU. Such fragrant u]surpatiun o.
power would 80 outrngc The sense uf 20.
hticui honor thai at tine ,n>uiug election
;.c party would hc hu,. 4 beyond rrsur.
r~rrtiun, beneath the ballots 81 an iudig.
nnHt people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Nor. Of cupid., poinEs.

Wilson Armstrong and Miss Minnie
Riddell Of Star Valley were married at
the residence OF Mrs. Margaret Thorpe
in this place about . O'Clock last even
ing. We understand that the yonng
lady was ostensibly, merely on n visit to
a lady friend here. but the Developments
Of last evening have excited a suspicion
that the main object of the journey to
the County Seat WAS the contamination
of a surreptitious contract previously
entered into with the young man wEo
vowed to love honor and protect her, at
tin" ilymCnial alter last night.
The Young couple departed ON their
r. turn t. their valley home 10y the train
last night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

The latest returns show 3I3 Liberals,
2i3 Tories, aud 80 PaIuelIitrs excited;
40 constituents, are Yet uupJii d. o.
these 2. are English, one IL Welsh. four
aIe Scotch and Il are Irish. \ careful
estimate Of the probable results IN the
uupOilrd districts ny the News Associ,-
ton. shows the lIous' o: Commons all
alruos; certainly hr composed of 33l
Liberals. 2jj Conservatives aud 81 Par
uri ties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Senate and House Nominations.

Senator John A.. Logan Il ciin-d To
stand Tor the position oi President pro-
ten ol the Senate ON tue ground tina; he
could reader better s~rryisc on the iI,ur
Of ~taeScuna,c and the Republican Caucus
then nominated John Slrrmuu uf Ohio,
which nomination is c~QuIvuicul to nn
election. Senator Hams. O! Tcnnr~ser
accept Il the u mocrttic nomination.
The probability that the bill entaiiing
the Pre>idrntinl succession on the C,b;.
net will o Il lie Enacted into law. in
which event the position of Pr.,iicn;
pro TEN OF the Senate will lose much Of
its political Importance.
The Democratic Representatives in
caucus, Saturday night nominated Cn,-
iis!e of Kentucky for Speaker of the
House. Thomas b. Reed. Of Maine.
was the Republican nominee for the po-
sitiOn.
John b. Clark, OF Missouri, Clerk and
Leedom Of ohio. Sergeant AT. Arms.
were Icuominated. Samuel Donncl-ou
q: Tennessee. for Doorkecirr. Dalton.
for Postmaster, and R,v. MiIhurr, II
bind preacher Of Chicago, Tor Chaplin.
were also nomiurtcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Eioro Reduction works.

Surveyor G. l.. Mcclellan returned
here last night from a trip t - the lust
crn verge OF tue county where he has
been professionally cIupipyrd. Urun
I'm We Learn th,t 1t company of business
men ARE nbOut To- eject extensive rrdur-
ton works oil Deep Creek. III Utnb. bu:
close To- the y vndr line The nru,iuu
is selected uT account q! its eligibility.
being in the midst Of AN extensive am.
important mineral belt, including "a
number Of districts in thiS and White
Pine coaniy. The c~tuhlishm,ut Of
these works NJ the point designated will
have the effect Of renewing mining OPP.
cations in that vicinity 10y importing
value 10 ores heretofore worthless on
account Of their rcmot"ncss from lines
OF transportation,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

WIN. j. rinnin. Of Trinity county.
Cal, has just been appointed Surveyor
Of tho port of SNn Francisco. II is re-
ported a; Washington TINT the appoint.
mrnt OF Governor irwin had been settled
upon, and that the change IL duo 10 tho
Intervention 81 Congressman Barclay
Henley. Tinnin, like Henley. was MI
ndhercnt of the dominant Ying Of the
party in the Stockton Convention. nnd
his appointment will not be likely 10
please The friends Of Judge Field.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
THE MAIL SERVICE.

The Act reducing the rate If postage
has caused a deficiency III the rrcrii l.
Of the Pn~tohcc Dcpartm Mt for the lis.
cal year OF. about $40 1900, in cou-
sequence OF which the mail service /, be-
iuF reduced to the great iuyonv, n]iymcc,
aud in some instances injury also. of
citizens Of all parts Of the country.
II the present rates will not enable
the Department to furnish ample mai
facilities in all locations, they should Le
promptly raised. What the people want
most j. frequent and speedy commune
cation with each other and the world At
large, the matter OF n triliug advance ! IL
the cost Of the service cutting an in-ig-
uIHcunt Iigure in their calculations. Ii
II twn-cr.t rate il Insufficient. make II
three, tut 10y al means ic; Us have a
prompt UuG effective mail service.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

1t is snnosnesd that martialla a. will be
proclaimed throughout Ssrvia.
While Austria throws tia weight Of her
moral support to her SeryiAn protege
the Gar shows no disposition to pro-
tect Bulgarian territory, aud should the
MLscovite maintain the position of non
intervention. Prince Alexander's right
cons victory over King Milan will prove
a barren snumph.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
POLL OF HONOR.

For Primary Department 'ci Lao
Public School for the month Of SoVem-
Der:
Nav Garin,r. 100: Matte Keith,
100: Grace Anderson, 100; George
Hunter. 100: Chris. Guldager. 100; En-
roll Tabcr. 100: Charley Keith, 80: Ce-
sar Alexander. %; Morris Gu dagger, 9S:
Elma Ransem, 81; John Garrccht. 90;
Pearl Grant. %; Albert Butler. %; Ger.
tie Lang. 80; Frankie Nye, 80: Paul
Keyser. 81: Mamie Yates, %; Alice Al
well. %; Frank Sears, 81; Lulu Lane,
81; Harry lirysrr, IS.
JOSEPHINE TAYLOR,
TpaCLyr,
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ROLL OF y

For Secret Valley School for Novem-
Der. lSS5.
Emily Lemon. %; Matte Nichols. 9S;
Willie Lemon. IS; Katie Gardner, %;
Julia Covert. 50; Maud Covert. 81; Liz
zir Gardiner. leo; E,ama Garlner. So;
CLIreucc Hay =. Sc Leonard Covert. 81:
Lucirn Lemon, s.; O.nu-c Lennon, So:
Claude Hays, ~: Thomas Covert, So;
Walter GaldLrr, -.
Mas. &. \. NICHOLS,
Teacher.
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Sheriff r. i. Atwcll md ". J. Triton,
se. ont for Tuscnror, behind the Shcr-
ifs team about I O'Clock to-day.

Mrs. II. W. LRng has just received
fvom san Frnnciscu ond the East M as-
sorted variety o. toys for the holidays,
nh enumeration Of which will be given
IN orr issue Of tomorrow. Among the
selected stock will he found something
10 suit the fancy Of all ngcs from tho
Santa Clhusinn period to the mEiden Of
sweet sixteen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Advertised Letter List.

The following il u list OF letters ~
mining in tie" po~toiice at Elko,
December }. 1855.
Bailey VIM, Clutchcr G. ".
Ellsworth Gror-'' Taylor. Henry.
Person, calling f"s any OF the above
will please Nny ad.,rt!srd.
{. II. SPEoULE. i. VI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Officers Elected.

Alta meeting u Elko Lodge No. u.
|. o. O. f., Saturday evening. tho fol.
lowing officers we're elected for the On.
suing year: Il. Il B)iRcIow. y. o s.
NJ. Iicnl y. V. e.; q. l.. Green. Srcrc-
Rotary: John Payne, Treasurer. John
Hibbcts, George Russell mud s. :. Sears.
Trustees.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
TIE sERv1A-BULaARiAN SITUATION.

The latest news is thut The war be-
tween Seryia and Bulgaria would prob
ably be renewed to-day in consequence
OF Tho rejection by ScrSin Of the terms
Of M amiStice offered by Bulgaria. The
Powers have required seryin to suspend
hostili.i.S and sSsit q Bulgarian attack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

At Newark, Now dorsey, Saturday. six
children were bitten by u mad dog, and
preparations are being mndc to send
them to Prof. Postcur. at Paris. who. il
Is claimed, prevents the occurrence Of
hydrophia in persons whom he traais
soon after tho poison is frs, introduced
into the system.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
.;oTICFl

Mr.. II. Erysrr, Agent for Gordau
Bros, Diapers aud Ttilors, 32J krar-
ney street, san Francisco, is i'll town.
at the Depot Hotel. With an elegant line
O; import d SuIImGs aud lrowHerimgS.
aud viii DC pleased to show them. aud
guarantees n perfect ut in every in
stance. Orders tlkeu for fine White,
Fcrca'e aud CacyIut Shirts.
Mr.. ktys,r Viii remain until Deem
her IItl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
HUGH MARTIN.

TIL" Rev. Geo. II. 1hnycr. Of Bour.
on Ind says Both myself and wife
owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption
Cure"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
MARRIED.

RrDuELL-In Eiko. Dcccm-
her =. lNsj, ~ Robert Rule. Justice
OF the Peace. Nilsson Armstrong to
Miss Minnie RidIrlI. both of Star
VALLEY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

lo,j, t" the vie Of George ". Monks,
"a sou.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

The new State-house cost the State S2l,-
1916 during the month of April.
The young ladies of Christ Church gave
''coffee" last evening in the Chapel.
The letter box at the corner OF Morris
street and Kentucky avenue is broken to
pieces.
The Little Sisters OF the Poor want their
institution connected the the Massachusetts,
avenue sewer.
West indianapolis saloons pay town
license of 500, and there are only three
ssIoons IN the Town.
There will De lunch served in Christ
Church chapel between II 80 g. 10. and , ..
M. today, by the young ladies.
The Femsl Retormatory yesterday drew
- 2S2 81, aud the Dsat and Dumb Asylum
81 517 AZ from the State Treasury.
1t is stated that r. Bamberger will be a
candidate for School Commissioner in place
of Charles Smith, who declines to make the
IRcs again.
The elegant bsnniere which will be donated
tn the coming fair for the benefit of the ST.
NenceDts Hospital was painted by Miss
Louisa Lockwood.
the Eel River Valley Horse Association
Of Wabash County filed articles of associa
ton yesterday. Stock 81 00O There are
twelve members and horse raising deaf.
iUe is the object.
Jack Spellman and John Fortune engaged
in fight on East Washington street last
evening. and both were arrested Fortune
received eight cut in the arm from knife
IN the hands of Spellmsn.
At 8 o'clock D. N. Thursday, at the city
Hopsiial, DR.. T. H. Jameson will deliver
lecture on the management OF the sick room.
IL Is delivered TO the young ladies OF the
Flower Mission School for Nurses
The entertainment a. the Indianapolis
Seminary Friday evening, May s, for the
benefit CT the south de Free kindergarten.
promises to De very enjoyable. An attract
we programme, consisting OF vocal and in.
strumtntal II nsic, Rotations, ETC., has been
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
Personal MENrIOy.

Senator Benz ia home from three weeks
visit in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lleber. with four chill.
dIen and Miss Ernestine Andre, all OF this
CITY, sailed from New YORK yesterday in the
steamer Elbe for Bremen.
Hotel English: William Businger Mich.
igan City; Il, A. Smith, Greensboro; viii.
liam A SpuTgeon, Muncie M. Il. Miller,
Wiroeestsr; W. @. Moore. Greencaste; Ed
wards Hergdens, Frankfort.
The golden wedding of Rev. George A.
BIeunig and wife parents of the City Clerk,
will be celebrated 10 morrow evening at the
German Methodist Church, corner of New
York and New Jersey streets, in which the
congregation will take part.
Grand Hotel l.. Il Wade, Fred O. CharI-
ton, PlaiDfeld; G. d Boonshot, Petersburg
". ] Bal Lafayette Joseph Carhart, ]. W.
Beckett, Greencasile; B n. Burrell, Miss
Dora Buuell, BrOwnstOWn; J. o. Efwio.
Eikhaft; a. L. Bliss Lsporte; Daniel
kTumm, Columbus; G. w. Soatman, Carbon
dale.
Bates House: A. Stubbius. Hon. John
". Kern, Kokomo; C. F. Murray, Fair
Haven; Ross Gordon, Lsfayette; Hon. w.
Smith, Union City; A. j. Goreas, Shelby
vile; Ed Pugh, Peru; F. G. King, j. e.
Downing, Columh bus: W. H. Cur zelnsn, w.
@. McMain, II Boseksr Fort WsVne; Judge
Joseph @. Suit, Frankfort; Hon. Dsfoe
Skinner, Valparaiso; e. c. Slack, Plainfeld.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

= = lbs Extra Sugar. 81.
= = 20 los. white Extra G sugar, 81.
10 lbs GTanulaled sugar, ST..
I 10. choice EvapOrated Peaches l5c.
&c Der 10. for kingan's Shoulders.
&c Der ID for al kinds OF Preserves.
&c per 10. for all kinds OF Jellys.
DC per 10 for Apple Butter.
2Oc per 10 for choice Country Butter.
l0c for y 10. can Mustard SardineS.
25c for cans u 10 OH sardnes
2ocper doz for new crop Holland Herring.
25c per 10. for roasted Moeho and Java blended.
DC per 10. for roast VA Coffee
15c per az. for bulk Mustard or Chowchow.
l5e perq'. for Sweet or Sour Mixed Pickles.
Csc for cans OF MaCkerel.
25c for cans of Salmon.
SOC for 10 10 kit No. MackeTel
COO for 10 b. kit No. large fat Mackerel
SOC Tor 10 In. KIT Family White FISH.
zoe for a Dol. Family White Fish.
Big cut IN Teas, Is different kinds TO CHOOSE
from.
NOTICE.. have moved across the street from
old stand. Postal orders delivered.
NJ. MI w IL Ii A No =,
G9 south Illinois street. Telephone 675.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
COUNTY sUPERINTRNDENrs.
Opinion OF Attorney General Hord
Concerning Their Election.
ArToRsEY GENIE.L's oFFIc~

l.
indianapolis, May 1851.
Hon. j. w Holcombe, Superintendent OF Public
Instruction.
sIR-YOu submit to me this question !:
"Do Township Trustees alone elect q
County Superintendent, or can Presidents OF
city and town School Boards vote for such
ar officer7n
The only statute on the subject OF which
SIR aware is SEC 4.f24 Of Revised Statues Of
1881, which expressly declares that The
Township Trustees OF the several township s
of each county shall meet at the Office of the
the County Auditor OF such county on the
first Monday of June. 1873 and biennlally
thereafter ard appoint County Superin.
tendent."
IL is my opinion that Township Trustees
alore vote in the election of a County Sa.
periDtendent and the County Auditor has
the casting vote in case OF a tie, and the
President OF city and town School Boards
can not participate ia such election.
Respectfully, FRANCIS T. HoRD.
Attorney General.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

OLD WORLD GRIN COMPANY AT THE GRAND,
This excellent combination continues to
attract aud please large audiences at the
Grsnd Opera-House, and every feature is ex-
cellently,presented. Nine. Laurent is clever
change artist; Pat Feeney is witty and sings
and dances we'll; Fits and Webster are about
tho test ot the musical teams; Jagnsrne aud
Captain Epgeibrecht do some thrilling work
with swords and knives; the Herbert Broth
ers are the great est of ell acrobats. aud Miss
Marie LOTUS ie, indeed. tho pet OF the
dudes" She lie an excellent singer, clever
coincidence, and as pretty as peach. No
one should fail TO see this superb show Last
performance 70 night
"fIrTLE NUGGET" AT rNoLrsn's.
Good sized audiences seem to be the rule
az EDglish's this week as well as last. The
Little Nugget combiDAti, n give about as
good q performance ne could be asked for at
the small price Of admission OF ten aud
twenty cents The apeoialties are elual TO
any given by any combination on the road.
The School The Pirate Camp and "rhe
Traioed Elephant are great laugh makers.
The company remain the balaGc) ot the
week, giving everybody sn opportunity TO
drive dull care away with hearty laggh.
MOTHS
Matinee NJ tho 700 60 day at ~. N.
Mr.. s. Diaper, OF Uncle Tom" fame, ~ in
town.
Thomas Orchestra will be at Eagllah's
Tuesday evening next
The Mupeum IN delghtlng large audiences
all Jay Ions after 10 y. m and az night an.
ul Top. IA.
Secure Your seeta ior the rhomas Concert
At the box onloe OF Enellsh's Opera n0uae nj
tee, M Nil indications point 10 n packed
house.
Next week At the Graud Opera House We
are TO have the time honored play Of "unele
Toms Cabin by Mr.. 8 DfapaFa Mammoth
Double Company. IL will run all week, with
daily matlnees The admission will ba only
10 cents, with 10 cents extra for reserved
teats.