Daily Republican., 1885-08-19
Special N Getting.

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| Special Meeting. g.
| An adjourned meeting of City Coun-
Gil was held last evening with Presi-
dent Farra in the chair. The Printing
Committee reported in favor of award
Ing the contract for printing seven
hundred copies of the revised ordinances
to James & Webb, at 81 80 per page,
and the report was adopted.
| An order was dra wn for IS In favor
of William b. Hyland to pay for post
age stamps.
| Mr.. Hawkins mo we'd that the number
of copies of the revised ordinances be
increased to one thousand, but Mr..
Miller would thought that necessitate
advertising for new proposals.
| A discussion ensued, during which 1t
transpired tba there Is always de.
mand for the ordinances from attorn-
| eys and other interested parties,
and that the 500 copies printed by or.
L der of of Council iu 1879 were exhaust
ed two years ago.
! Mr.. Bayardn moved TO amend MI.
Hawkins 5 motion, by instructing the
| Printing Committee to ascertain the
cost of printing three hundred addition
al copies, and upon the amendment be.
ing accepted by Mr. Hawkins, it was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Latimsr the peti.
ton of William Miller and Leighton
Grimes was read, showing that on Satu
day, June 9th, at the elec zion held in
this city they were voted for in the Six.
teenth election district as candidates for
that through an oversight,
the tally sheet was locked up in the
ballot box, and they asked that the box
be- opeued, 80 as to ascertain who was
elected.
Mr. Lat.mer moved that the petition
be granted, and the box opened, and
tupOn the motion being carried it was
brought in the room and the tally
sheet taken out by Clerk Hyland.
The returns showed that for inspen-
tor, William Miller had received 400
votes, and Johu L. Malone 81 votes
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4 Grimes received 400 votes, and Andrew
!Crow ot votes. William Miller was
then declared elected inspector and
Leighton Grimes and John l.. Malone
assistant inspectors.
Mr., Baynard moved tkat the ballot
box of the Twenty second election
ldistrict be opsred and the vote counted, !,
: W hen Mr.. Merris Taylor asked wha'
hia object was in having that done.
Mr. Bayrard replied that his motive
was TO grant the petition of John NJ
Beesou aud William Paris, who were
D voted for as inspector and assistant In
lspeotor in that district, and who asKeu
I some time ago to have the vote counted
e "a mart of the election officers hao
refused to sign certihcaae OF eiec-
ton.
Ill MIR. Merris Taylor said he though
i, that matter was disposed OF some TIM
a AGO. and was under the impression tina
iCouncil decided that the box coulu no
d be opened. -
n MIR. Baynard was under the same I'm
q preston now that he was when the maj
, ter was before Council at the time re
& ferred to by Mr.. Taylor, anu SUI
8 thought the boxes should Dc opeheo.s =,
l. This case was different from That OF sn
iel member of Council, as he was voted 10
10 in two districts and the inspectors wer
r. tonly voted for in one, and he could nc
see how any one could vote against ha'
'e ing the ballots counted.
l. Mr.. Merris Taylor did not thin
ii Council had any right to open oaiio
10 box and count the vote unless there WA
sr a con test. and in this case there IL poft
IN In respect to the box from the Sixteent
a Il istrict he was willing to have 1t opened
l. as nv an oversight OF some one the tail
n sbest had been placed in the box, ou
II he was frank to say, that II, wneh
I'd was opered, the sheet had not pee
found, he would have voted again'
of counting the ballots. .,,
ht Mr.. Baynard said be was great
k obliged to the gentleman ior MS iran
admission that ne would take advantaf
i ,...l. l-r lea that mlGL
le occur He was under the impressio
ei that this box shonli be opened, ana tn
vote counted, as that was the only wa
r bv which it could bo determined WI
It. was elected inspector and assistahh Al
re spector. .ssn
" ,ban t,a matter WAS before Council
ue few weeks since, but he saw in tae p
l. ners that it was decided not to open u
,e- ballot box of this district, on account
lit having been tampered with, aiter
ast had been sealed up by the proper ono
lis and be thought If that Eeid gooo IN u
tn case of the vote for Counciimah'
'ly should also hold good In THIS case. =,
'as Mr.. Moore raised the rolnt .GaS :.
'as CITY Solicitor had decided that Couhe
cd nod the mower TO open the box al
nd count the vote, after the expiration
om sixtv days, The discussion continue
ia for some time, and when at last q Vo
ali was taken on Mr.. Bay nard's motion
ere omen the box, it was lost, all the hepu
red licans voting in the athrmati'
m and the Democrats in the negative.
his On motion of Mr.. Latimer, cert
as Gates of election were ordered 10
uly made out for William Miller AZ
lspsctor, and Leighton Grimes as -
the s!stant in spector in the Sixteenth u
The trict. ar on motion of Mr.. Merris Ia
ate. lor. q certificate was also mace ous
hy John l.. Malone as assistant ihspee
ws: in the same district.
3, i'll MIR. Baynard moved that CouncIi p
sm- ceed to nominate and elect an inspee
ZERO and assistant Inspector for the lwen
ing second district.
ers, Mr. r.. FL. Taylor moved 10 anne
pee that the election be postposed uhe',
htly sfirst n Getting in October, and MT, M
rery ir;s TAYLOR moved that the whole maj
we're be postponed until next May, whea
liter motion was carried and Coanoil
was Iionrued.
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in C.Rp-TO ALL WHO ARE 5
was ~ feripg from the errors hnu arIy
tons OF youth, nervous Weaknoss, ,,c s,d 40 q 70
work cay ,loes of manhood, etc.,l VIII oon Hhio a
in that will cure you Tree OF oharee. ,sa,nnaT
: ~ remedy was discovetei by hisslohal
sup Sorth amerioa. Send self.addressed
CO ut lilo, q TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INN Lam,
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