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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10
A Large Aaxance.

Parties buying portions Of Hovey's
Sierra Madre Vineyard by the acre at
the auction Tuesday, january l9th. can
treble their money by cutting II up into
charming building lots, fronting on the
avenue leading from the Los Angeles
and San Gabriel Railroad to the Sierra
Madre Villa Hotel. Beautiful view OF
mountain and valley. John c. Bell,
auctioneer, l28 Nadeau Block, Los An
geles.
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v.Iu.ble Cisy Property

SHHUfe CHty EEOPeHJ
Will be sold to the highest bidder. John
c. Bell, the auctioneer. will sell in the
plaza, near to the Pico. that elegant
property on Main street tnow Bath
The extension is now Immediately to be
cut through. The well known property,
Jose Mascarel property. Also, same
day, same hour. same place. all those
beautiful properties as advertised at Cres
osnta Canada. all to the highest. Read
the advertisement. Don't forget the
date-on the 18th in the plaza.
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A very Narrosy Escape

Eyes. had very narrow escape" said q
oromfpent citizen to q friend. II was CON
fned to nv bed for year and my friends
gave me up for oonsumptive's grave, until
began using Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs, aud here l am, sound and
hearty" You Will find II for sale by Il. ID.
Godfrey, Nadeau Block. Price so cents and
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uuckren,s Arnica salve.

The best saive in the world Tor cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruption, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Q. F. Heinseman.
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Tne perfection

OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal. 1t is
agreeable to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, harmless in its nature. painless
yet prompt and thorough in it's action.
For sale by &. F. Heinzsman, agent. Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10
Christmas and New Year at the
EfntPRcht.

The Eintracht Saloon, which has had
such an immense run on the Anheuser
beer. manufactured at st. Louis, Mo ,
determined to offer still greater attrac
tions during the holidays, have made
arrangements to keep the TONY Faust
the "Erlanger" and "Budweiser." as
well as the popular "Anheuser" brands
Of beer. The "Erlanger" is pale Bo
hemian beer that has become q very
popular beverage for invalids and lovers
Of that refreshing beverage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10
The shell Trade.

The trade in polished shells has been
pretty lively at the Plating Works,
Spring street. between Fourth and Fifth,
the past few days. The reason is proba-
bly, because they sell shells for less than
one half the price asked by other deal
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syrup OF rigs.

Manufactured only by the California Fig
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is nature 4
fruit remedy may be had OF Mr.. O. II.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles Sample
bottles free and large bottles at fifty cents
or one dollar, II Is the most prompt, pleas
the system; to act on the liver, kidneys, bow.
els and stomach gently yet thoroughly. to
dispel headaches, colds and fevers; 10 cure
constipation, indigestion aud Kindred dis.
eaaee
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Un.e.ena 0intment.

Abietene is produced in the porthern
part OF Butte county, Cal, and combin-
ina 1t with vaseline and other Thera-
peutic agents, we challenge the world to
produce anything to equal Abietene
Ointment for sores. ulcers, salt rheum,
corns, chilblains, fever sores, chapped
hands, cancers, burns, ring worms,
bleeding, blind, itching and ulcered
piles and all eruptions OF the skin. Price
25 cents. Sold BY G. f. Heinzeman.
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THE COURTS.
superior court-Brunson, ..

superior COurt-Hruns0n, >.
SATURDAY, January 9, 1885.
Martinez vs.. Martinez--C NJ. Steph-
ems, Esq, appointed guardian ad liten
for minors.
Martin vs.. Jenkins-Decree ordered;
plaintiff to pay costs.
Reinhart vs.. Lugo-Passed inforn'-
ally.
People VS.. Charles Cruz-Pleads
guilty; sentenced to pay $l0O.
sEr FOR MONDAY IN DEPARTMENT |.
Estates of Gould, Garabaldi, Ainst,
Sells, Allen, Traford, Wilson, Glove
Vejar, Prince, Sella, LaFetra, Carmona.
Sherrard VS.. his creditors.
Newell vs.. Parker.
The Minor Courts.
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People vs.. Carlos Cruz-Held to answer
on charge of assault with deadly
weapon; bail $3.50.
People VS.. Carlos Cruz-Assault with
a deadly weapon. On motion OF deputy
District Attorney Garfield charge us
missed. -
People VS.. George Wood-Petit lar
ceny. Trial Monday, January II, 1886,
at 9A,M.
People ys. w. $. Jones' Disturbing
the peace. Pleads not guilty
SET FOR MONDAY.
People VS.. Warren & Lemome.
People vs.. J. Mcdowell aud +. Nj.
Mansfield.
JUSTICE RASNEY.
Rosario Campusano vs.. Alfred Bester
ct al.-Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50
and restitution of premises.
People VS.. John McDowell-Vagrancy;
/ $40 or ten days.
People VS.. Joe Abarta--C Continued to
January l3, 1886, at 2 Pm.
People VS.. Thomas Cannon-Vsgrancy;
$40 or ten days.
People VS.. Anna Norton Disturbing
the peace; continued to January IL.
1886, at 2P.M.
SET FOR MONDAY.
People vs.. Susskind.
People VS.. Norton.
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rne rxc,tcment Not over.

The rush at II. d, dodfreys drug store
still continues on account OF persons aittiet
ed with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. to procure bottle oi
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
which is sold on guarantee aud is givinE
entire satisfaction II Is q standard famii,
remedy. Price 80 cents and 81 Trial sfsl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10

Don't hawk. hawk, blow, spit and
disgust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and end it..
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THE GLOVE FIGHT.
sheriff Gard SHES His Caster
Into The Ring.

Into The Ring.
Los ANGELES, Cal. January 9th, 1885.
TO Billy Manning and Dan cOnnors,
GEsrLEMEN: Certain handbills dis
tributed throughout the city, advsrtises
glove fight" to take place at the Race
Track tomorrow afternoon Sunday 10th
inst. between yourselves etc. In this
connection, it becomes my duty as Sher-
if, to enforce the law relative to prize
fighting. should the necessity occur. l
refer you to Section 4l2 Of the Penal
Code OF this State, and warn you that
any violation Of said law will result in
immediate arrest. GEo. K. GARD.
Sheriff.
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Kansas social Union .

Regular meeting Monday evening at
Emerald Club rooms. HERALD building,
North Spring street. All Ksnsans well
come. F. x. PALMER, Pres.
G. H. CORNELL. Secretary.
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BLOOD DIS EASES.

II you have any blood disease which
causes sores upon the skin, pain In the bones,
rheumatism, liver troubles etc. we have
specific medicine entirely vegetable, which
will cure you.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10

Is cause by the presence OF parasites In the
mnous membranes. This disease usually
affects the nose primarily and gradually ex-
tends back to the throat and lungs.
Our tire stment consists of the use of such
new remedies, either in spray Oh inhala-
tions, as will destroy these parasites. This
combined with constitutional remedies Will
arrest the worst cases Of catarrh in from a
few days to few weeks. The treatment Is
pleasant and can be used at home without
detention from business
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10

"NIother Cary,s saIvs"
VIII heal all Inflammation without pain Z
he sufferer. 1t ia soothing and cooling
pleasant TO the smell, does not draw like
other sslyes For sale by 9. +. Heinzemanr
soie agent. Price Is cent?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10

Receipts-30 cars wheat, 80 cars eofh
and 10, 900 hogs.
Wheat opened at about last nights
close and was very steady until near
close Of session, when the market ad-
vanced hc owing to demand to hll shorts
and reported cold wave on the way.
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500 rORFErT

Will be paid upon failure to eradicate any
blood or mercurial disease entirely from
the system which we undertake TO treat.
The following testimonials Will show
what our new remedies Will do:
This is to certify that 1 am regularly
qualified physician, but not practicing, and
have always believed catarrh OF chronic
nasal variety TO be an iucurable affiiction,
but hearing of DIR. w. N. Davis New Treat
ment, and his success, applied to him for
medicine and determined to try Il in the
case OF one OF my friends. and did so with
the most satisfactory results. as improve
ment was Immediate, and one prescription
effected a cure. The case was OF years
standing and OF very severe type. / can
recommend DR.. Davis to those similarly af-
fected. b. II ALLEY, NJ. ID.
Los Angeles, Aug, LIST, 1885.
January ID 1886, Captain Haley testihes
that the case he treated five mouths ago Is
still a cure. Captain Haley Is now practic-
ing law at 451z n. Spring street.
This is to certify that was troubled for
ak years with what seemed to be an incura.
BILE disease that had resisted the abilities OF
some of the best physicians OF San Bernar,
dino, Los Angeles and San Francisco. |
then determined to try Homeopathy and
consulted DR.. W. n. Davis, 4515 N. Spring
street Los Angeles, and within two months
was entirely cured. 3. ). BALL.
Anahetm. California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10

Tulare county Lands. in the
LANDS in 1.-THE 70. ~oali
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w. N. DAVIS, M. D.,
cATARRH

Graduate of the best Medical Colleges. both
Allopathic and Homeopathic, OF the United
States and Canada. Diplomas hang in office.
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CATARRH 1

CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. BLOOD
gD1SEAsEs, as well as other Chronic
Complaints treated specially by
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TO live In painless toll,
And misery to despoil,,
Apply 81. Jacobs Oil.

Arsessan Belt. produce the
sndsee the wondsrfulproduots
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ANY KIND OF BUSINESS,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

At e meeting OF the BOARD Of Diree. ors oi
the LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK. held
january eth, 1856, dividend mo, 2o) Of nine
dollars per share was declared, payable I'M
mediately. l. MACNhaL.
js9 I'm oretary'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11
A reddler Beaten mud Robbed.

A telegram from St. Clalrsyillo says: A
horrible outrage was perpetrated Sunday
night near Hendrysburg, fifteen miles
from here. On lonely road about mile
from that town three men named Groves,
Shook and Mclaughlin, met Polish ped.
dior. They demanded his money, and
when he refused they knocked bis down
and beat him. Then he willingly gave
up IS, which he preeisted was oil that he
had.
This infatuated the scoundsela, and the
peddler was then beaten TO unconscious
ness. His pockets and pack were riaed,
but no yaluRbles could be found. He was
left as dead.
Ho was found shortly aiterward. His
head was terribly gashed, and his body
bore evidence OF the treatment lie had 70.
ceived. lie Is still In a precarious condi.
ton, but will probably recover. Two Of
bis aBsallants are in jail. Mclaughlin
hRrAnnd
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COUNTY AFFAIRS
AS VIEWED ny A rANpAYER
Whose Politics Is the same rs u Majority
of the Board of cOmuiIssloaers-sps'
ellie Acts to which he takes III.
csptloa Prosecutor Jordan.
NJ Ne AlLlor. d Me LlleIILgenea.

To ne EdlOr. Of Inc LgelliqReE.
SlR;-I observe a considerable stir
among county officials and othsrs in con-
sequence Of the action Of the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting Of
the ID instant, and l observe that the
Board Ia commended in your issue Of this
date for going back on its former action
on the tax levy, because OF illegality, etc,
think the action Of the Board on the I'd
inst, reducing the levy to 90 cents, was
Just as legal "a a great many other acts Of
thiG same Board.
Where 10 the authority for making
themselves overseers OF the poorP
Where Ia the authority for drawing the
large sums from the county treasury for
committee aud board service?
How about the employment Of one
member Of the Board as Q superintendent
Of the two gas lines at the same timer
How about the employment Of others
in the capacity OF overseers OF county
work, when the belief is general that the
county's interest Is not protectedP
The conduct Of the majority in the
Board is disgraceiul, The course Of Hon,
l., 8, Jordan, the States Attorney, is not
to be commended, Why does he not tell
this Board Of all It's illegal aCtsP It Is to
be presumed the members would accept
his opinion in other matters as well as on
the tax levy question.
A gentleman well posted on all city and
county matters informed the writer q day
or two ago that had the Baird-Logan,Hork,
heimer Committee, who had charge OF
the erection Of the City Building, con,
Quoted matters In the same loose, reckless
and = manner that the County Board
with the Hamiltons and Boring thrown
in) are managing the alterations in and
to the north wing OF said building, the
original cost would DO between Ave and
six hundred thousand dollars, instead Of
$4,000, or It's original cost,
Why don't the press speak outP
We are on the eve OF an election, /
am told all these Commissioners seek
reelection, They ought not to succeed,
! don't think there arc over three mem.
bers Of the present Board who possess the
necessary intelligence and other requisite
qualifications for the Office, but with
them they are acting outside Of the law,
and in defiance OF the will Of the people.
A DRMoeRAT.c TAX PAYER
who Is afraid to trust his communiCa.
tons to the Register,
Wheeling, August 10,
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TIE c. s 7, cosIrANY MOVES
In n Now Direction ut bridgeport "A Notice
In gtnn I,yunraI ..

Ina Now Direction Mt bridgeport "A Notice
to Stop Ignored, a
The railroad war ut Bridgeport between
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling and
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Companies,
which was supposed to be stopped by q
truCeuntil the 10Th inst, has taken ona new
phase. The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Com
pany is putting up frame work Just OPP.
posite their depot, supposed by some to
be intended for track, and by others for
ware house. Tho officials are very re.
tlcent about 1t, only saying that they have
a deed for leland, made to them by Daniel
Zane. Hon. Ross ]. Alexander served
notice on them enjoining them from
proceeding with the building, but they
paid no attention to 1t at all.
Superintendent Thomas telegraphed Mr..
Alexander that he would chow him the
deed for the ground by 5 o'clock yester-
day evening, but failed TO reach Bridge
port at that time.
+. Bruner, master OF transportation,
was down yesterday morning taking in
the situation. Road Master Dixon Is su.
perintending the erection OF the structure,
whatever 1t may be. Meanwhile the citi.
zens wait and wonder.
This work is on a different piece OF
ground from that heretofore In dispute,
but will as eGectuRlly shut out the Oleye-
land, Lorain & Wheeling road.
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pIsrINGuIsIIEp VISITORS.

A Delegation OF McKUespOrt COuncilmeu
Here,
Wheeling was again visited yesterday
by delegation Of officials and citizens
from another city, who came here to in
spsct the brick paved streets that now
form one OF this Clty'a prldes and delights,
This party came from MCKeesport, Pa,
and was composed OF Councllmen James
Campbell and L. p. Douglass, City
Engineer Il. +, Hunter, Mr.. Il. L. Riggs,
President OF the School Board and L,
]. Taylor and Il, @. Rankin. They
were accompanied by Mr.. E, s. Nc.
Lain, the representative Of John
Porter, OF New Cumberland, the
manufacturer OF the brick blocks.
They were met here by their former
townsmRn, Mr.. WIS Abbott, the clever
representative at this point Of Dunn'a
Commercial Agency, who devoted the day
TO showing his friends the many ad.
yantuges Wheeling possesses outside Of
her smooth brick strsats. lie introduced
them 10 Mr.. A. O. EyeIt0r, OF the Board OF
Public Works, and carriages being secured
tour Of tho city was made, ending with
a drive out to the Park. The
strangers were immensely pleased
with everything they Vowed. With the
streets especially, they were delighted, and
will recommend to their council that the
brick book be used | r scms txtenalye
paving that is to BIO done soon in McKees.
port. They were charmed with tho Park
and the drive out and back, and went
over the Public Building with great inter
est, getting number u ideas for q new
City Hall that's to DO built before long in
their town. They left for home over tho
b. & o. at G:25 y. NJ.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers in tho city mud Wheeling Folk
Abroad. ...'
Rev. T. D. Pitts, OF Washington, Pa
was in tho city yesterday l '
Misses Blanche and Mamie Grove, o.
St, Olairsville, were in the city yesterday
AR. viii Reflect las. evening for Gin.
cinnati, where he will remain for three
weeks.
Prof. Baden speer, Of the Pittsburgh
HlghEchoolti is the guestol friends on Four
teenth street.
H. S. Burgesser, Of Pittsburgh, freight
agent OF the B. & o.. Company at that
point, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. John ButtcrGald left yesterday after.
noon for Baltimore, where ho will spend
a couple OF weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Emma vcet, one Of Wheeling's at.
traCtiye young ladies, leaves to-day on o
brief visit 10 friends and relatives ut Ma.
rietts.
Miss Virginia Bloomfield, Miss Dee
Little and Miss Ella Lewis have returned
from q visit to the Mouudsyllle camp
ground. MI
Misses Minnie and Julia Bedillion left
yesterday afternoon on the steamer Andes
Tor Cincinnati. They will return on her
return trip. tt5IlI.t BY
Mr.. ]. Ed. Coen, accompanied by his
cousin, Mr.. viii Robb, Of Psrkersburg,
leaves this morning Tor trip tot he noun.
talns In buggy. iiI tt
q If IT nnlktoaaHa lln1H
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BoSD-ANIIcK.
Elegant Wedding Ceremony at the First
baptist Church,

Elegant Meuhlhk NeFpmuuy Ut tno First
baptist Church,
Mr.. Harry Bond, the head salesman In
John FrIedel'a house, was married last
night to Miss Ella Amlck, Of south Chap
line street. The ceremony took place at
the First Baptist church, which long be.
fore O'Clock, the hour announced for the
msrrlsgO, was crowded to It's utmost capac.
ity by relatives and friends. At the ap.
pointed hour to the strains Of the Msndels-
sohns wedding march the bridal party
proceeded up the aisle in the following
order: The ushens, MeEsrs. Hervsy Fee
and Harry Holman, walking arm In arm,
were followed by the attendants Messrs.
Asa Bond, .Will AmiCk, William Friedel
and Charles Red, These in turn were fol.
loved by the bride leaning on the arm Of
the groom,
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Dr., Bond, father Of the groom, u for!
NOR pastor Of the church, but now resi-.
dent Of RayeRswood, assisted by Rev, DR..
Jordan. After the marriage the bridal
party were driven to the residence Of the
brides parents In South Wheeling, where
reception was held in the parlors Of the
mansion, The reception was . full dress
affair and many very elegant tollettes were
worn, The bride, tall, progressing
brunette, wore abeautiiul costume Of Paris
muslin and pink satin, with flowers as her
only ornaments. During the evening the
Opera House Orchestra furnished it's
choicest music, playing series Of besuti-
iul airs during the serving OF elegant re-.
ireshments, The presents received were
numerous aud exceedingly handsome, in
Guiding several full sets Of handsome
furniture, which will early be utilized by
the young couple, who will reside on the
Island.
Mr. Bond and vile will leave to-day for
few weeks visit to friends In Ravens
wood, Among the guests present
at the reception were o large number
from distance, including Rev. DR., Bond,
wife and son, 7, 0, Bond, Of Ravenswood !;
Mrs, A. 3, Athey, Williamstown, Pa !;
Mrs, j, F, Lockwood, Eaton, o.; Mrs, L.
Mooney and daughter, Miss Mollie, Of
Allegheny; Mrs. I, Il. Amick and Mlss
AMMO Nichols, Of Wollsburg; ], B. Bos.
ley and wife, Of Richmond, o.; Misses
Minnie and Lou Chambers aud Harvey
Chambers, Of Valley Grove,
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By request tho Alhambra Palace Rink
will he opened on Saturday evening. II
will then be closed until September
Music by Mayers band.
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I'VE rnl.srArE nRuNInN.
A Meeting of Committees Last Eyenlu
The Arrangements,

A Meeting OF Committees Last Evening,
Tho Arrangements,
The Committee Of Arrangements and
Finance Committee Of the Tri.stats Re-
union was held last evening, Capt, Dow
ener presided and O. Z. Irwin acted as
secretary. The following was adopted
after much discussion;
ReS0lVed, That Capt. b. Il. Doyener be
requested to address the Chamber OF Com
mercs on Thursday evening next, asking
their endorsement and recommendation
Of the proposed Trl-State Reunion, calling
the attention OF our cltizsns to the need
OF liberal contributions TO make II a sue
Cessi and further that the Chamber Of
Commerce be requested to add its invita-
ton to that Of the committee OF this re-
union, inviting the Society OF the Army Of
West Virginia to have their next meeting
at Wheeling, and to appoint q committee
to raise guarantee fund OF sufficient
amount 10 insure it's success.
A resolution was also adopted request
ing ComrRde Richard Robertson 10 &C.
company the representatives OF the re-
union In their meeting with the Chamber
OF Commerce ON next Thursday evening.
Capt. Dovener was elected First Vice
President OF the Reunion, and Capt. John
Carlin Second Vice President. The per-
manent Finance Committee was chosen
and Is constituted as follows: q, W,
Baggs, ], L, Bowers, O, Il, Irwin, s, Bru'
baker, 7, b. Dobhlns and F,shanley.
The Permanent Committee Of Arrange
ments was made up OF O. Fl, Odbert, W.
s, Meek, W. II. HalleF, W. Gllchrlst John
Reid,
Committee on Transportation; o. H
0dbert, W, H, Sheib, ], L. Bowers,
Committee on Printing: w. s, Meek
| O, II, Gilbert, Ed. Robertson,
Committee on Invitations; Hon. Thsyel
Melvin, b. B. DoVener, James h, Oowden
Committee on Dinner: j. h. Bowers, j
Melvin Richards, j, Il, Mendel,
Committee on Programme and Meet
ings; q, Z. Irwin, F. Il. Orago, r, Robert
son,
Committee on Music; W. H. sheIb, H
F, Jones, W, GilChrI8t, s, Brubaker.
Committee on Grounds; ], Il, Msndel
F. Stanley, H. F. JoneP, Lemuel Busbey
Committee on Halls and Headquarters
s. Brubaker, Joseph A. Faris, q. Win
zsnreId.
Committee on Entertainment OF guests
John Carliu, Henry Hubbard, Joseph A
Faris.
II was resolved to hold future meetings
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms, and
Il vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr.
Brubaker for the use Of his rooma,
Thursday, September 90, was selected
as tho day for the big dinner, and Messrs,
2, O, Dobbns and F. II. Crago were ap'
pointed to request the Board Of EduCa'
ton to give the public schools holiday
on that day, and the Mayor and City Coun'
ell to recommend that the citizens make Q
general holiday on that day, the second
Of the reunion.