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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. A. j. Nelson, one OF the clerks In
Richmond i Danyille Railroad offices,
Washington, paid his old home and
friends brief visit yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will be held
Thursday evening in the rooms at q
O'clock.
The funeral of the late Elijah Baker,
who died at ripe old age last Friday
night, took place from Union Station
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
evening, and was largely attended.
The arrival OF McLinn's Great Hippo
drome and Wild West Show. n ten cent
circus which is to exhibit here, attracted
a large crowd at the freight depot Of the
Richmond & Allegheny railroad, corner
Ninth and Canal streets, yesterday even.
ing. The main object OF interest was the
unloading the horses from the variou:
cars. Some of the animals were quite
pretty, an much admired. II is against
the law for circus TO pass through the
streets Of Richmond In the day time or
Sunday, hence the preparation made
Yesterday evening for removing this show
to its destination after sundown.
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INTERESTING. REMNIsCENcE.
The Old Justices of York.

To use an expression Of Bishop Meade
old York county has been such pro-
life nursery Of families in Virginia and
the South that many persons besides
the antiouarys will be interested in the
following list Of its justices OF the peace
from the remote date, 1913, down to l'0o
They were
John Utie. Nicholas Martin, Robert
Fellgate. William English, Lyoneli Rswl-
ston, Richard Townsend, William Clai-
borne, 1888; John West, John Chew,
John Chessman afterwards spelt CHS
man, 1854; George Minifie, George
Dounc, Christopher Wormeley, William
Pryor Hugh owen, 1886; Ralph Worme-
ley, 1887; William Brocas, 1888; John
Baldwin, 1910; Hugh Gwynne, 164l ;
Henry Lee, William Tayloe, Richard
Lee. Francis Willis, lG47; Christopher
Calthorpe, Francis Morgan, Augustine
Warner, Stephen Gill, William Barber,
John Iansford, Edmund Cheesman,
William Gooch, Thomas Harwood,
William Hockaday, Robert Booth,
1862 Henry Tyler, 1853 George
Rcade, Ralph Laughley, Daniel Parke,
byIt- MOouNt li'Hl1 Any nm ~
rome Ham, Joseph Crosbaw, Samuel
Matthews, 1866 James Goodwin, Robert
Bourne, Edmund PeeierS, William Hay,
Thomas Ludlow, 1856; William Fcllgate,
Nathaniel Bacon, 1867; Christopher
Harris, Henry Gooch, Robert Baldiey,
1853; ihomas Beale, Matthew HUBBARD,
1860; Daniel Wild, John Underhill,
1869; John Scarsbrook, 1865 John
Page, Francis Matthews, 1869; Edmund
Cheesman, Jr Armieer Wade, ST, James
Vaulx (0r Vauy), 1870, William Digges,
1911; Thomas Bealc, Philip Chesiey,
1873; Ohio Thorpe, William Corker,
William Aylett, 1914 Isaac Clopton,
1919 William Booth, 1879 Joseph
Ring, Robert Read, Thomas Ballard,
Charles Hansford, William Buckner,
Thomas Barber, Thomas Roberts, Bald
win Matthews, Henry Tyler, Robert Rob
erls, John Goodwin, 1893; Daniel Tay
lor, Thomas Nutling, James Whaley,
John Page, 1899.
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The funeral of Mrs. Nury p Florence
took place yesterday evening at half past
o'clock from the Monumental church
The sacred difce was filed The coffin
was covered with spring flowers the
tribute Of loving friends. The officiating
clergymen were Or ] B. Newton, rector
of the Monumental, and Rev. Charles
Minnegerode, D. ID, rector of st. Paul's.
Miss Nellie Rogers of St. Pauls church
choir sang alone the hymn, Jesus Lover
of Ny Soul" from Gospel Hymns. Both
the clergymen in their yestnents of office
accompanied the remains to Hollywood,
where they were inferred in tue family
lOt
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LctUs Have Ice.

1t is 10 be hoped that either the pres
ent or the new Council Will repeal the
ordinance forbidding the delivery of ice
on Sunday. The warm weather is almost
upon us. when ice will no longer be a
luxury but AN absolute necessity, and mol
one person in twenty OF all our popula'
ton have facilities for keeping over
supply from Saturday evening until Mon
dsv morning. There il always i'll the
warm season more or less sickness among
children. and in such instances ice is fre
quently impera,iyely needed. III fact, not
to be able To obtain il, smacks strongly
Of barbarism The Council certainly
should take this subject under considcra
ton
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II contains no material changes over the
appropriations for the current fiscal year,
and no items OF special legislation.
IN THE SENATE

the pleuro-pneumonia or animal industry
bill Is the unfinished business, and with
The copyright bill will secure consdera-
tion after the morning hour. The land
grant forfeiture bill will continue to re-
ceiye consideration before 2 o'clock each
day The North Dakota statehood bill
may possibly receive some attention. and
also the pension appropriation bill.
The Senate will be in secret session
much of the time during the week con.
sidering the Chinese treaty and probably
the fisheries treaty, the former having
been reported several days ago, and the
latter being ready 10 report from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations. The Chinese
treaty will probably be ratified while the
fisheries treaty will In all probability be
rejected.
The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions is holding no meetings now for
want of material. The Committee thus
stands adjourned, subject to the call Of
the chairman.
There is every likelihood" said a
member Of this committee, THAT We
will not get through with the legislative
and sundry civil bills until after the close
of the present fiscal year. We shall
probably have to resort TO the makesbift
of extending the present laws from time
to time. We may not get through with
them all before the middle Of August
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OF colored men for the ministry of the
church, and which Is doing great work in
that behalf
CHURCH NOTES.
There will be meeting of the Episco-
pal sunday school Union tomorrow
night In the lecture room Of ST PauFs
church at so'clock, when officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and other
business of interest transacted.
The first OF series of talks to men
was held Yesterday evening at 4 o'clock
I'm the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Rev. William II. Atweil,
pqsior OF Clay-slrect Methodist church,
was the principal speaker. He gave
much good advice with reference TO
worldiness, drink, gambling, and licen
tiousness, the chains which bind young
men" These talks will be continued
every Sunday evening during the present
month
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The Arion Concert,

The concert OF the Arion Singing So
ciety to be given at the Academy to-
night will be charming entertainment. 4
delightful programme has been arranged.
and the Arions have the pleasure OF
announcing that they will be assisted by
Mrs S r. Doggett OF Fredericksburg,
Miss Griswold of this city, Miss Fernow
Of Berlin, and the Cowardin Quartette.
The concert will begin promptly at $50
O'clock, and there will he no reserved
seats.
This society was organized in July
1886 for the cultivation aud advancement
of male chorus singing The membership
is limited to nine first tenors, seven sec
ond tenOrs, seven first bass and nine
second bass. There are several vacancies
which the society is desirous of filling
and application can be made through any
of the members
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CONGRESSIONAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
Work Mapped Out for the Federal Legis-
isture This Week.

WASHINGTON, May 6-Tariif will con-
tinue to occupy the attention OF The
House this week Chairman Blanchard,
Of the Committee on Rivers and Harbors
if he feels secure in doing so, will move
10 morrow to suspend the rules and put
the river and harbOr bill on It's passage.
He believes that he Can secure tue neces-
sary two-third's vote, having made a
pretty careful canvass and ascertained
that It is stronger now than when he last
made the proposition. Thetarif bill will
not be taken up under the i've minute
rule before Tuesday Of next week A
Democratic caucus of the House will be
held on Wednesday night next, to con-
slider what amendments shall be made TO
the tariff bill.
The army appropriation bill will be
reported by the House Committee on
Military Affairs to the House tomorrow
or Tuesday.t Consideration of /. is now
practically completed the only cause Of
delay being the inability OF the chairman
to get quorum together to vote on one
or two points which have been hung up
for explanation from the war department.
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MURDER IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Perpetrator Captured and Shot to
Death.

WASHINGTON, n c., May Con Sat
urday afternoon this community was
shocked by the reported murder OF Mr.
Joshua r. Cox, lumber man of Blounts
Creek, sixteen mil from this city, by
Thomas Frazier, an emplOyc of Cox's
brother. There had been bad blood be-
tween the parties for some time past, and
on Saturday afternoon Frazier, accom-
panied by some friends, entered Cox's
store and demanded liquor, which Cox
refused, and turning, left Tor his mill IA
few yards distant from the store. Fra
zier Immediately seized gun loaded
with buck-shOt from the hands Of one Of
his friends standing near and shot Cox,
killing him instantly. Frazier imme-
diately lied swimming a creek in his
flight, but he was intercepted by the
brother Of the murdeThd man, who
bound him and placed him In the house OF
a neighbor, under strong guard. pre-
paratory to bringing him 10 this CITY on
The following morning for incarceration
In the county Jail A magistrate, fearing
attempted release by Fraziers friends,
posted sen'inels at different points in and
around the premises, securing Frazier
with heavy chains to post in the buiid.
ing. During the night a company OF
masked men, adroitly evading the senti-
nels, gained admission TO the temporary
prison, took possession Of the muir
derer, knocked off his irons, gagged
and bound him, and dragged
him to the scene OF the tragedy, and with
guns aud pistols shot him 10 death, mutt
lating his body almost beyond recogni-
ton. Frazier has always been consid-
cred desperate character, having con
fessed to several other murders The
community is greatly excited, and fears
are entertained for the safety of Frazier
friends, who have fed. Mr.. Cox leaves
wife and five small children.
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Vandalism atthe Old l. .eryoir.

Nearly every one who visits the Old
Reservoir wants 10 see the exact spot at
which the body of the unfortunate Fanny
Lillian Madison was found, and so
anxious were numbers of visitors TO take
away with them some souvenir OF that
memorable tragedy, that considerable
numaer OF palings of the original fence
at that particular spot have been literally
cut into splinlers, and had to be replaced
Now space Of these new palings bid
fair soon to spare the fate Of their pre-
decessOrs. They are covered all over
With names of the visitors, and are being
rapidly cat away by persons who are
ambitious of owning piece of wood cut
from that special locality. II ia a pity
that this vandalism could not be stopped
In some Way
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Lecture BY Rev. DIR. Jackson.

Rev. Dr. J. Melville Jackson of Christ
church will deliver lecture TO morrow
night at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation Hall for the benefit OF the rec
tory fund of tae Monumental church on
1.-The Knights of St. John" II is need
less to say that it will be very interestedly
handled DR.. Jackson's wel-known
reputation as II speaker and the cause for
which he speaks should insure a full at
tendance All Mssons will be especially
interested in his subject.
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COUNCIL MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Important Matter, to be Considered.

The City Council will hold joint ses
sion this evening at G30 O'Clock, to elect
u Police Commissioner for Monroe ward
vice Captain George \. Ainslie resigned,
Messrs ) H. Iiawes, Joseph W. Laube,
and p. f. Dupuy have been nominated
for the position by the Board OF Public
Interests.
The Common Coun il also holds its
regular monthly meeting at : o'clock
The ordinance giving the Union Passen-
ger Railway the franchis; for its line up
Cary street, and resolutions for the in
crease of the pay of certain city officers
will come up among other things Tor
consideration
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METHODIST MASS MEETING.
Possibly a Heterodox Sermon by Bishop
Fowler.

NEW YORK, May ga large mass
meeting of Methodists was held at the
Metropolitan Opera House 10 day under
the auspices of the Church Extension and
Missionary Society, Bishop Fowler being
the principal orator. He invoked the
PRAYERS of the audience for the family Of
Rev. Charles J. Clarke, Assistant Secre.
iary of the Methodist Episcopal Confer
once, who died suddenly of diptheria to-
day at the Stardevant House. MIR.
Clarke waa As years old, and resided al
Portland, Maine.
Bishop Fowler's sermon is commented
upon as possibly helerodox. He strongly
urged the view that men will not be pun
ished for sin unless they sin against the
light that the innocent will not be pun
ished for The guilty that all who seek
salvation shall obtain it, and that the evil
results of sin, though penalty, are not a
punishment.
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silk Ribbons.

Those OF our lady readers who would
like 20 have an elegant. large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons (by maiN, in
different widths and all the latest fash
ionahle shades; adapted for Eonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarf-, Trimming for
Hats aud Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc can get aG astonishing big bargain,
owing to The recent failure OF large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co. by
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07

WAsHINGToN, ID. C., May o-MajOr
Charles :. Hill Of Washington has been
appointed acommI.sioner OF The Augusta,
Ga, National Exposition
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, May G.-Paddy
Ryan, the pugili-t j. eager To meet The
newspaper man who telcgraphed that The
trojan had been knocked oat in shor, or
der AZ Dululh. MINI. by John 7. Don
ner Ryan is still in San Francisco, and Is
an active candidate Tor place as watch
man in the United States mint.
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+" Doctor.

| have been giving my children Dr.. DA-
yIp's CoUoH SYRUP, and it acts SO well
that if you do not object / will always
give it in coughs, colds, AMI bronchial
and lung troubles"
"Object Why, certainly not, know
ing as ! do the ingredients OF tie ex-
celent Cough Syrup. ! always recon
mend II TO my patients and find 1t
cures every time, but see that you get
.he genuine DR.. Dsvid's Cough Syrup.
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-.SlI4BONS.,' -
PROPOSALS.
\oTIcE'
OFFICE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.

OFFICE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL !
AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
RICHMOND. VA, May sth. lSS3. J
Proposals are invited tor building the Main
Exposition lmilliug.
The plans ami specifications Of the Main
Building VIII uc on exhibition nj this ofhoe.
NO l3 Main strce,, Monday, the 9Th instant.
A. o'liurk am. \ lids must 80 accom-
panied with au acceptable bond ot 900 foI
the faithful performance OF he ntracf, and
gulranfeeinl the buiidlu. 10 he complete On
sept mD-r Isl, 1855.
The contract wnl be- awarded May ltth. Tue
committee reserves the right to reject any oT
all bids
For the dcliye OF the building complete,
according to contract, prOr ~ september lst.
lssc, a bonus 0i 80 It day VIII 10 paid 70 the
contractor tor each wOi king Gay. tmy6St
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
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ENCUR RSiONS.
lI1ARWICh PARK TRANSPOR
TATiON COMpANY-60SD0LA
CHIMBORAlO,

iug sundays a. $50 am, l. m, 29 and pm.
Returning leaves Warwick Park at l0ij a.m..
ilj, 3.ii ani 6:lj pm. Fare 3oc. each way.
Round trip STE. children under l2 years OF
age half price under years free. No drunken
or disreputabie persons allowed on premises.
The company RS rye the right to hold pox-
tions Of the grounds and Of the pavilion for
private parties
Special or cooperative rates given " elubs'
picnics. SOciet es, etc.
For further Information apply to
THOMAS ELLErT, Sec'y.
eS North Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
.my3 I'm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07
Pure Ice Cream.

Hard.f frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by D. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies,
and traits. Special rates TO parties OF
dering for pic-nics, excursions, etc, In
the ciiy or country, Telephone Sl4.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LIsg,l
RICHNOSD A PETrRsBURG AND
PEgrBsBuR3 hAfLROADS,
MCHMuND. Va, May 9th. 1855
NOrICE-DN AND AFTER THIS
y date tr,ip 30. II, leaving Richmond at
ll:27 % H.. ant frdih 80. C6, arriving ~ Rich
mond at s..i "A m, wiil not run further south
tnau P.tersbure a. VI. sCLLY,
l.. +. u. MYERS. supt.
Gcn'l sup't. tmy6H
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07

DUBLIN, Nav 6.-All of the county
Limerick branches Of the National
League at their meetings to-day con.
demned the Pops's rescript against the
plan Of campaign.
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MLLTINCS.

TaE rICnMOSD UNIOS PAssESGER RAIL
WAY tOHPASY.
RIcnNoNp, VA, April 2i, lsas
I1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l stochh. ldors of the III HMOND UNION
PASSENGEk HALLWAY COMPANY W II be
held a the OiA-c of the mpany, No. lW
Bank street, Richmond. Va at X O'Clock noon,
on Fursdty, Ma sth, lsse.
5apiZ.-td JOHN r. BARRY, Secretary.
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CHARLES HEUSER.
MERCHANTS RESTAURANT
vi lli6 Main street. next to Dispatch Omcs
c. EyENSEN, Prophet

Meais al all hours, hot ten cent lunch daty
from II am. ro pm. Bar stocked Win ~
following brands % WHISTLES :Andersoug Nce-
sons. Sour Mash. Guckenhemer's, ana PUCK
lnghaln'-. Finest brands oi forei8n eoo 10
mestIc Cigars. The celebrated special Cigars.
The finest Be. cigars on the market. ny &el1.
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worth
4 MYSTERY.

How the fire originated Is a mystery
The house was, as stated vacant, but the
people who lived in the neighborhood
say that men made habit of spending
the night in the house, gambling with
cards or indulgiDg in that mysterious
game called craps and it is supposed
that in leaving the house yesterday morn
ing they left some fire Ia it--whether Ia.
tenlionally or accidentally Is not known
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-07
WANTS.

S.3O0 TO $500 WANTED.-Secured by
- necG OF trust Good per cent and no
risk. Address BUSINESS" care Carrier
No. H. 5leckf
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Base Ball Yesterday.
Fire Yesterday Morning.

Yesterday morning the northwestern
section of the city was illumined by a
bright fire, which resulted in the destruc.
tion of three story frame builtling and
the partial burning of two other frame
buildings adjoining.
Strange to say, the building in which
the fire originated was nearly destroyed
before an alarm was sounded, everybody
in the nelghborhood being fast asleep. A
policeman on Main street shortly before
4 oclock in the morning saw the light
as did people on church Hill. He ran
towards Clay street, and at 3:4j am.
turned in the alarm from Box So, corner
of Clay and Gilmer streets.
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SALOONS AND REsTAURANTs.

~-----~------- -----~---~-~---~~-~-~
l. FOURNION,
Gl3 EGst Bank ST., Richmond, Va.
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THE ESTIMATED LOSSES.

The buildings destroyed or partially
burned were dwelling houses near the
corner of Oak street and Bacon Quarter
Branch. No. Ola, just across the branch
from The WOODEN mill, the house Ia which
the fire originated, was unoccupied, and
vas owned by Mrs. Jennie White, who
lives in Washington, and is represented
here by Mr. Z. A. Catlin real estate agent
Whether she was insured could not br
learned The loss was estimated at $500
No. 9l2 Oak street, a two-story frame
dwelling, was owned by d. Carter who
estimated his loss at Sl25; no insurance
1t was occupied by John Mayo. The
dwelling No 916, owned and occupied by
- Jones, was injured about s25
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ADJUSTMENTS A

OPERA HOUSE.
FOUH NIGHTS NLY-commonoias NON
DAY. MAY eth
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,r>JYRDAH'S HAPPENINGS ~ AND
4ROUND RICHMOND

, Reauufui Day Generally Enjoyed~Ho"
asa. spent by the Different Glasses OF
,ur citizens Church Notes and General
home Ncws-
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MATINEE AND NIGHT.

FOUd NIGHTS ONLY-commenoias NON
DAY, MAY Eth.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
The managers take great pleasure IN ipto<W.
ing the public that they have made arrange
monts with the great aud only
-SlLBONS,"
who viii make their irst appearance Ia Hob
mOnd Monday. May ~, tor tour nls hts only
matinee every day
Atmi-sl ia matinee. 80 cents up stairs and
20 cent, down stairs. Admission night. 10
c nt up stairs and p cents down stairs.
Buns p 70
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-01-18
No,O as Four Time to Secure a
BurGntI.!
Voting Precinct Es-
lnbIished. Lewis District.
Jan. Il-3m
NNr VIRGfNIA.

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T q County Court continued and
IL held for the county of Mason, at the
Court House thereof on Tuesday, Janu-
airy Sd, 1883, the following order was
made:
Upon the application of Thomas a.
Lemaster and go others, voters residing
in the district of Lewis, this county,
praying for the establishment of an adj
at Hickory Chapei school House 9ri. therein.
1t is ordered that Hickory Chapel School
House be and is hereby established and
appointed as an additional voting place
in and for said district, and to be known
as Lemaster Voting Precinct. 1t is or
dered that copy of this order be pub
lished as required by law.
A copy-Teste:
= J.P. R. B. SMITH, Clerk.
By Jos. IA. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
jan. 1e-4w
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Additional Voting Precinct Es-
tablished, Arbuclkle District.

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 County Court continued and
IA held for the County of Mason, at
the Court House thereof on Tuesday,
January Sd, 1888, the followidg order
was made:
Upon the application OF Thomas j.
Sanders and 30 others, voters residing in
the district of Arbuckle, this county,
praying for the establishment OF an aa-
ditinnal voting precinct in said district
at McCulloch School House therein: It
is ordered that~McCuiloch School House
be and Is hereby established and APP
pointed as an additional voting place IN
and for SAID district. and to be known as
McCulloch School House Precinct. II
is ordered that copy of this order be
published as required by law.
A copy-Teste:
By Jos. H. HOLLOWAY, Deputy.
ian. Il-4W