Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-06


esaHe O0c1ah of she Bssuagh.
Regular Correspondence Of IxrrtrtosrosR
CoLuMBrA, April 0--The new borough
council WIS organised In council chamber
this morning at 10 o'clock. Old council was
called TO order by President Patton, and
after roll call all members being present, ex-
cepting Mr.. Pfahler, the preaident adjourned
old council sine die at 10:l6 The retiring
members Of council are Messrs. Patton,
Pfahler and Shuman, the new members are
Messrs. Paine, Musser and Hershey.
The new councilmen were then sworn In
by Chief Burgess Newton jackson, after
which VIM. Tile was chosen temporary
president Nominations for president were
then made; Bucher was nominated by Musser
and Perrottet BY J. Westernian. The vote re-
suited in Bucher receiving votes and Per-
rottet 8. the latter gentleman voting. for
Bucher, and Bucher casting vote for him
SELF Tile then appointed Perrottct TO escort
President Bucher to the chair, where he
The salaries were then fixed as follows:
Market master same as last year $500 per
annum.
Superintendent of opera house, same as
last year, $50 per annum.
Borough solicitor, same a. last year, SlOO
per annum In lieu OF all fees.
Borough regulator, same as last year, at the
rate Of IS per day, when In service, and In
lieu OF All ices.
Tile moved the borough supervisors sal
ary be reduced from $50 per month TO $40.
Carried.
Clerk of council same as last year, sl2O per
annum.
Ticket-seller same as last year, sl.25 per
Clock-winder same as last year, $40 per an
mum.
WHO WE'RE ELECTED.
The following IL the result OF the nomina-
tons and elections:
For Clerk of CouncIls-S. Atlee Boo kius
and John Clark. Vote Bockius s, Clark 4.
| Bockius declared elected
For Market Master--F Frank McFall and
Geo. Briner. Vote McFall 8, Briner L. Me-
Fall was declared elected.
Borough Solicitor-A. J. Kaufman and w.
b. Given. Vote: Kaufman 8, Given A.
Kaufman was declared elected.
| First National bank of Columbia, unani-
mously elected treasurer, as were also Ansel
Purple for borough solicitor, r. J. M. Little,
clock-winder, and J. II. Zeamer for ticket
seller.
For borough supervisor, Nicholas Bine-
hauer and Adam Maxton. Vote, Blnehaue T
| 5; Maxton 4.
| On Friday evening next, President Bucher
| will appoint his committees
The president was Justly censured for his
discourteous conduct toward his opponent,
Psrrottet by Westerman. Perrottet com
| plimented Bucher by voting for him, and
Bncher complimented himself by voting for
Council then adjourned.
| WHAT THE RESULT SHOWS.
1t will be seen by the report that the Re-
publican members Of council voted solidly
for their candidates. and being in majority
| Of course elected them. They made clean
| sweep. The Democrats In several instances
not only voted for Republicans candidates
but nominated them as well. The defeats Of
NM 10 tom ttaAt
licans as well as Democrats
| Easter In the Borough.
Easter was quietly but appropriately oh.
served In Columbia yesterday. Special
services In the churches and Sunday schools
attracted large congregations, which were
not only interested In the sermons, but
delighted with the beautiful decorations.
into St Johns Lutheran church yesterday
by confirmation, baptism and letter. Yos
terday's congregations were the largest ever
known In the history of the church.
A Number OF Accidents
Bren Carter, driver for Geo. De HUFF, re
ceived serious injuries to his left leg and
right hand on Saturday by being kicked by
mule.
Harry Broom aged II years, fell into one
Friday and dislocsted his left elbow.
Aaron McCombs, of Kitchentown, on Satur
and fractured by having them caught be
tween two steam pipes at the Columbia roll
ing mill. Other parts OF his hand were
lacerated.
Geo. Brush, of Washington borough, while
driving over North Second street on Satur.
day, drove over q pile of rubbish at DIR.
Armor's residence. The buggy was upset
but Mr.. Brush was not seriously injured. DR.
Armor paid him for all damages
| Town Notes.
| At the oDara'hOusa yllv II mi m "a L. 49,,
| lngs1n Fanchon" to morrow evening IN
"Ltttle Barefoot" Wednesday evening the
| howarth's Hibernian and Comedy company
and on Thursday evening, the Electric Light
Comedy company
The " Chimes Of Normandy" of the Harris
opera company, was finely rendered on Sat
urday evening" to largo audience.
Nathaniel baker is home on a visit from
| Altoona.
| Tne Susquehanna river rose lS inches on
Saturday, but is falling this morning,
Next Thursday evening there will be an
Easter novelty, and a concert by the Iron
Vile band in the rink.
The p. r. r. round house employees re-
| sumed working 10 hours per day today.
Officers of the Chestnut fill Sunday school:
superintendent, John Sterline, sen. assist
| ant superintendent, Luther Oberln secre-
tary, s. X. Albright treasurer, Washington
| Walker. The names of fifty scholars were
| enrolled.
| Mrs. Thomas Donnan, residing along the
railroad between Union and Perry streets,
mains will be inferred In Mt. Bethel ceme-
terry on Tuesday.
The Receipts of the County Treasury from the