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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
YESTERDAYS GAME.
The Home Team Hits tho Ban Bard and .
Wins a Nice NLct0ry.

Wins a Nice Victory.
Wheeling won a nice victory from Lima
Yesterday afternoon before au audience OF
about 1850 people. The Lima boys
showed mp in great shape i'll their gay uni
forms of old gold and blue, and their ap-
pearance on the field was fine one. The
team is an evenly balanced one, and every
man seems to be Z good ball player. They
played splendid fielding game, but could
do nothing at the bat with kUauss curves,
only getting four hits cit him. Frank Ger
tainly pitched 4 magnificent game snd his
record still remains unbroken. The only
game he has lost this season was tie
Detroit game, and no club has hi, hin for
more than i've hits. Yak, rs usual, back
ed him up in splendid style, but his miss
of a third strike gave the visitors the only
run they made.
O'Brien was in the box for the visitors,
aud the Wheeling boys got unto his deli
very in good style, and cc,edtd in
punching their hits SO well tlat ten Of the
runs made we're earned. Dillon backed
up O'Brien in . splendid manner. At the
outset the game looked rs il it were to lie
A closely contested one, but disappearance
of things changed when Wheeling began
sluggiug the ball Sixteen hits with to-
tai OF twenty eight bases isn't bad bat
ting.
Wheeling began run getting in the sec
ond. With two men ont Steph9us hit Pale,
went to second on passed bail. to thru
On u Wild pitch, and home on Van Sahtr
two.haEger. Van SAINT scored on lmk $
hit. Ia the third NicAol hit sale and
scored on Dtlehan'y'5 tw0-hGgstr aud
let's error. Del wcut to thlrd TN tue
same error and scored on Stapie:on's FAC
riice. In the sixth Stephans fine nome
run drive over the fence added another.
In the seventh Kuaus5 got life on be!ue
hit By n pitched ball, and N!chol got Il
life on KnauS' out at second. Michel
stole second and scored OF Delehanty's
two Dagger. In the ninth five more were
adi,d With one man Ont O,terson hii
safe, stole second and scored
on Nichols three base Dive. Del.
1ulcd out aud Nichol scored on Staple
TINS hit, RrJdio popped up fly which
dropped between O'Brien and Dillon and
both seized on Stephan's coTking three
Dagger TO centre. Van SAINT hit to
short and StephGus scored on his bad
throw to first. Yaik's double took Van
SAINT to third where he was left.
The visitors made their only run in the
sixth, when Dillon got 4 life on Gaik's
4. . T., d ri
on O'Bfiens single and second on FullsI's
scratch hit.
Following i the official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
BEFORE TIE MEET.
Con, rnuou Notrs Picked up About IA"
Clly.

Convention Notr. Picked rp About tho
CITY.
LL Davis. OF CAMERON, is here.
Iugs.. of Huntington, in th" city.
LCark. Of View M.rtipsvjlI,. is a. the
S.uu.W.
Eiitor L. %. Hnu.-oa, Of the Weston
Dm..at. o. one ol the tei,gstas
John Es-s.. OF CarL~hur-, IS on the
ground and is rulrt,.rd at the Stamll.
Thps. H. b. ~'ag-.rs. Ct Marion, arrived
lost evening" and Is 4rartySrd 10 tu7 Nc
Lure.
judge Stn,ael Woods, OF puiIippi, IL at
the S.amm, aud i, accompanied By hrs
wife.
r.. W. j Bland. OF Weston. arrived IN
the city yesterday and Is qusrtrrcd 1T the
Nyamm.
Mr.. Cpaly OF Limestone and A. G.. Cal
vert OF Wr'll wall take au active part IN
today wors
Judge C.. D. Camden OF Clarksburg Is
guartrg,j at the Mcclure and Is q delegate
To to-day Convention.
Captain MrE,iowuey together with
several other gentlemen will look alter
Wetzels Interest tn-morroS.
Era,tou will be represented 10y d. A.
Berry. j. st. Morrison, L. g.. CHinp auu
C. X Newton, vino are az the Sinmn
a.. ID. Smith, j. d. Shaw and 4. y. Sci
lrr~. delegates from NUdGlchougEe, Tyler
county and T. NJ. kriIIr, OF hurton,
are 81 the Novel;
The EEuI-rEG is requested TO state that
the G,Ugryu. county delegate will meet At
the Capitol rink Tor organ .,''onai To-
O'Clock this muruIDg
W. :. Ucrnor, Of Jane Lew, i. D.
WIk,usou, OF Bridgeport and C. s. Eyrne,
OF Br,ytou. G.. &C., delegates To the Con-
yeution, ave 81 the Howell
Won. A. 4. Lewis, Hon Lewis Bennett
De. ". f. Elud, M &, HHlston and "
Mclaughlin are the delegates from le%i'
Who ha., reported mp tD date
Harrison county delegates had reported
as follows. last might \. D. Hlsssl, j.
pavts-on. E. A Peck, t f. l.. Bowie,
Nathan Banks, s. HI. EyhrouS.
Spencer Collins OF Gilmrr IS reprrsen:
ing that county. Mt Collins IL an old
time Urmorrat and will take good care al
the interests OF his constituency IN III
Convention To-day.
The delegation from Cameron Dstrir;
Marshal county. Is aS follows y c. Todd
Roher; Crawford Clsll Mich. = pncio
Davis. J. W Duulcyy, Eoher Stewart
Jason Clark ". NJ. HlucIld, 10. LouG"n
SLAYER. Sr.
EItot Sihls Smith. ct the West unio
F.unF will he'll ho'l ihe DrddrIdgr del,
, cation level. T. \. EaiJ, Sheriff Herr
Ash aud CI1ranc' Maxwell will rrol
. ahIy constitute the toll D,ddridge delrss
ton They areat the Howell
The maay Hgrud>ot Hon e.. u Smltl
d. Ty'rr. are ur&ag ujm 60 hH caudda'
Tor DISTRICT delegate 10 81. Louis. tn
TyIrrdrl,r,uou - here in force, ami The
raiu try,r county has never yet nee
hnuorrd with the position, aud Il
due her Mr.. smith would make an a.
cgllsut rrprss.utatj,eto the National Coz
yeut.gu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., c. J

Observation-Disclosures, c. J. Rawliug,
". T. Otto, J. G.. Kline, d. G Morgan
and u. Bell Allerna;eR, j. McCAhOn,
James A. Roberts, James f.. HanCs, Geo.
Insckler and Edward Rodgers.
Madison Delegates, Or. !. II. Logan,
Myron Hubbard, Thomas Prince, W. j.
W. Cowdru, George ]. Cadtlc, Hugo l.
Loo, r. T.. Dovener and James II. Jones
Alterrltcs. WIS FGTis, George X. Wheat,
Ambrose Lust William Marsh, J. II. Tap
pan, Ed. IIazlttt, Mr.. Kirhach and Hugh
Sterling
Cny-nslegates, G. W. Atkinson, c. Z.
Hart, + Buchanan, n. Il. SrOtt and Geo,
Hollinger. AlleIuatts, J. d. EIson, Il.
Rosenberg, Thayer Melvin, Fred Miller,
If T. Clemens.
Union-Drlegatos, l. S. Allison, s G.
Smith, c. T. Caldwell, Ralph Whitehead,
and f. W. Bowers. Alterna'e9, VIM. Nc.
Cormick, iii. Pratt, II. W. Eedmau, Ran
dolph Bats and A. Stamm.
Centre Delegates, w. y. Lynch, J. h.
HAL. CHARLES 4 Red. hltemale5, l.. W.
Dunaway, +. {. Mollat, ID W Martin.
Wrhstrr-Delcgat,s, Henry Harvey, Con
rad IeCuhart, John Cummings, Vim.
Srhwertfeger, J. X Travis and Charles
Freese. 40 a'eraates.
Ritchie-Delegttes A. J. Schultz, J.
II. Freese, {. u. ThOmpsoD, II. W.
Schrebe, Harry SeyhOld, DR.. II. G Bran.
non. Altcruatcs, c. Bremen, J. W Robh
Thomas Davidson, Walter Wheat, Stephen
WalerhCuse, $ {. L'chstruth.
Liberty Delegates, W. l.. Curtis, W. NJ.
4 II NJ. us.l1 al nd
A. W Ddrllug.
Triadclphi.-DclCgatcs, W. p Hubbard,
l.. Z. S.ssou, f.. W. Atkinson. Alternates,
A. +. Carter, John Baird, j V. l..
Rodgers.
Observation-Disclosures, Alex McCuloch,
{. Connolly, d. a. WaddIe No alter
mates.
This list of delegates, to each Conven-
ion, was ratified 10y the Convention.
the ENErJINg COMMITTEE.
The question Ct eularguc the County
Executive Committee then came mp Mr.
W. +. Hubbard hroaghing the subject by
moving that Triadelphia district be given
three representatives on the committee.
Mr.. Dunlap opposed this, saying he
thought it Won not be- a good thing 10
DO, for one member might depend upon the
Others and work be lily done ~ a result.
Tue matter was debated ~ considerable
length. and AIr IIuhbard's motion finally
prevailed, with amendments, increasing
the representation from Madison. Wash
iugton and Richie, the understanding
berg that when there was more than one
member from district there Sh2I.6 he hut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
TIE CIRCUS.
Immense Crowds Witness Host of Newell
ties,

Immense Crowds Witness Host OF Never
ties,
The circus struck the town yesterday
amidship and captured tire amusemen'
loving public to TIE number of between
10000 and Is, 600, at each performance.
While the city yet slumbered in the
small hours Of the dawn, the great, lum-
bering wagons containing tue mensgerle
and circus paraphernalia, drawn BY
the $50 Eig-bonei, powerful draft
horses which "P. +. Ba,num's Greatest
Show on Earth and Great London Cir
Gus" use for the purpose, were dimiy Cd
served by a few early birds rambling
from the b. {; D. tracks through the
s.reets and oye5 tie h.idge which creaEed
and gTOaned under the lmmense caravan,
f. the old Fair Grounds. \ few hours
later and the rising suu shone on the
glisteniug canvas OF the mushroom city
complete, thanks 10 the clOckwork r'Gu'
lar'ty with " hiCh the army OF about 90
attaches OF the concern does It's work.
The show and msuagerie is uudUubted-
~ DETER III NHSlg ASHtCNt tuAS y N''' 1890
ever before. Many Of the features are en-
tlrely novel and original, and from the
skeleton and stuffed Glde of the famous
and late lAmented Jumbo 10 Captain Paul
Roy ton in his little pond there Is not
SearysOme feature. In fact the behoIder
has no time 10 be weary, the attractions
are displayed with such regularity ana
rapidiy. There are sometimes rs many
~ i've different acts going on ut once Ia
the two rings, the stage, In the air aud
on tn track without tbs least confusion
ho"evrr There are, IN all, nineteen dts.
PLAYS divided into three tunes
Us many different acts, consisting
OF u grand pageant, procession OF curi.
oIiics, snake charming breakueCk bare
back riding, performing horses, trained
bears, dogs, goats, pigs. donkcys, seals
monkeys, zebra. and elephants, somer-
saultlng, tumbiing, cOnlOrllOn acts, mar
yellous bicycling, Japanese Juggling, WIRE
walking, dangerous kui!G-thrOwing, ieHc'
ing, trap,se performing, boxing, etc, etc,
al mFHtitm. till the bohOlirr is made
d,Zl,. The performers ard all OF the hrst
class. Then cOM6B grand mppOdrOme
consisting OF All illuutl VI NhuNtlNADiS
races. The show concludes with the pc
culiar performances Of a band of MooIs and
Algeriaus. VITA the latter tribe are Il
couple OF Young boys who are most remark
ably hludspme They are not over ten
years OF aye, and one OF the little fellows
especially wUuld make the fortune OF al
artist. lie is exceedingly bright looking,
with large, lusirOu-, smiling dark eyes, an
olive cUlJIyl, oval face, framed in a pro-
fusion Of clustering, Iel-black curls. These
two beautiful children are SAID to be idols
ot the saowluun. They are not among the
exhibits ana only come on with lhelI
people in the stage performance.
There WAS no d!m,EutiOn III the size OF
the audience that attended the night pc.
Torrance, aud the shows engagement here
was an undcubted success, ~ 1t deserved
to be. From here it goe, to parkershurg,
tor which point It left last night On
the OliJ River road. From pdrkersburg
It wadually works It's way westward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

The Board OF Directors OF the State Fair
Association held brief session at the
Court House yesterday afternoon. The
report of the treasurer showed balance
on bond of Sljt 81. lie WAS ordered Ia
have note for 5000 discount, the fund.-
to be applied Tor payment OF State nnd
CITY license, etc.
The plans for a new root over the dane
ing pavilion were offered, ard the contract
awarded to Klein, KRAFT ~ c. at tjl".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

7, n, EIorg 'tc E'gl't,r.
SIN desire to oak a few plain practical
uuestionsor the Water Board, which !
trust will he answered fully.
F!rst-How many dwellings are Hituated
upon the high grounds above the service
line.
second Will il be necessary, in order
to supply that number of houses with
water, to increase the pressure ali over the
cit,?
Third-DOes the Water Board expect tn
dispense with lire engines by the creation
of high scrviC,2
Fourth-What il the present pressure
and what will il lie with the distributing
basin placed on top Of the hill?
When theuew buildings were placed at
the present site OF the water works many
people thought the works should he re-
moved to point above the city. Bat the
Water Board knew u better and put uP the
baiIdmg3 Now every body admits that
the works should have been taken up the
river instead. Later, in 1854, when
the works were still further en-
llrged, people complained, and
many thought the works should be
removed 10 point up the river. But no;
the Water Board would enlarge the works
upon it's present site They would put in
new engine at large expense which does
not work properly and never did work
properly. | will say that with the
money spent in the past eight years upon
tie old works, by the Board, and the ap'
preparation which they have ust asked for
and received new works could have
almost been completed which would have
heen credit 10 the city, and amonumentto
the wisdom Of the Poard. Bat we are NJ
better of in regard to theIurity OF orr water
supply than were ten years ago. Nor does
it appear that We are likely to Ne under
the present management. Th people have
right to know what benefits are claimed
Tor the erection Of a high service reservoir,
by the Board even at this late day. There
are many other puest Ons OF importance to
the public which the Board should ans
wer, but they ate reserved for A future
time GEO | GARRISON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: Wehnye
been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitttrs and Bucklens Arnic,.
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, o. give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures Effected hy these
remedies in TINS city. Several cases of pro.
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use Of few bottles Of Dr King
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Hiiters. We guarantee then al.
WAR; ipld by Logan Il Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Back for The summer.

Mr.. Frank lIennig il back in the city,
for his summer rcst. The Keene Com
pany closed last Saturday night, at Wa'h.
,ngton City, and will not reopen until
about the last OF August, al Chicago. Mr
Hrnnig states the season has been very
successful one and that Mr.. kone is
doing better than ever before. On his re-
covering from his recent Illness he re-
studied all his pats, and the result If said
TO he noticeable tG thorc who follow til.
most excellent trag-dinu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

o- -Is #.5 saat. OBJ. cheapest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Canton Wins From jackson.

Nr,caA E.grEs 20 As E,gi.''r,
CANTON, O., May I.-Toiay's Z. me
was urintere-ting aud repIete with errors.
Gowrie, new pitcher recently signed,
pitched fine game hut lacked proper sup
poTl The feature cf the game Wa ShaIpH
line catching. I.cher sprAined his ankle
in the second inning and gave way to
Pechiney. Score:
DdiI,ru......................' o 1 o q u
Jack rll.....................u ] % 3 , ID D. .
Base hits, II each; earned runs, Canton
;, jackson | ; errors, Canton /, Jackson
:, double plays each; passed balls, Nor
risou /; batteries, CantGu, Gpwric aud
Sharp. Jackson, fitzgerald aud Morrison
umpire, MCDermut'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Information was received in this city
Yesterday that while Conductor !. Il
KAN uf In, y * .. railroad, was llay
ing IN a game Of haac bali, n Glen
wood. near rlt,hu'c he burs' u blood
ye-sle. ana - uo~ J. my ia very d,rgcr
Qua condition. HiH wife, who resides at
No. 2iOi thaplinc street, wat noi!lird by
telegraph, aud left yesterday Ior Glen.
wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
ROAD CONTRACTS.

The Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported bills agcregating ii39 90. ir"-
posals were received and opened Tor work
on county roads, and the committee recon-
mendcd that contracts he awarded a. fol-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
FAC SMILE.

pointed to meet ~ whole TO dfatt and
frame a hill !u~ tile creation, construction,
formation, regulation, and runnlngoi such
House Of Correction, the bill when - pre-
par,G To- be LAID before the rsspcc'iv,
Board, Of Commissioners Of said conntie',
and whrn "a approved by the sa:t Boards,
to be- lath heiore tine Legislature for "c'l"n
at the neAt Hcs-iun thereof
This WAS adopted.
The Chair announced tho appointment
81 J. W. Nichols ~ n commissioner "a
represent the county ri the permanent -
hlhlion st the State Fair Grounds. At
ournCd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Following i The Official score

Eun,d run1, Wheeling ~ two base hid,
Dslahanty2. Br0die Van Smt, Yak; three
base hits, Nicho!, Stephens; home runs,
Stephens: struck out, b. Knau,s ,, by
U'Britn /; hit by ball, By O'Brien ] wild
pitch, O'Hrirn /; passed hiII', Dillon /,
double plays, Yak; time Ito; umpire,
sullivan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
GENERAL INruLLrGENCK.


The Carpenters Brotherhood, Of Mar
tins Ferry, lat evening, declared A smrk"
at the planning mil OF J. Kerr y Co, nj
that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Secretary Iloo& has rSc.i'''i notice mat
the Cauuiy Court ot Hr"erbr"r county
has appointed Homer 4. IIol' " comin+-
sioaar to ,h, pr1n.Deat exhibition Of ~iAt"
products in ;hIs city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
MOTTO r.
ONO County Delegation.

There viii be "a meeting Of the delegates
Of Ohio county tog organization at the
Cap,os R.ak ct 10 o'clock 4. IN, Tuesday,
May I'D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

The Committee ON ordinances is called
{, meet this evening immediately before
the session ot Council The City Solicitor
has prepared the street sweeping ordi-
nance. in accordance with the resolution
passed ~ the las; session of Council, AID
II is 20 Re reported to Council this e,eulug.
Il should pass, 10y all means, and at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Offerings This Meek.

so. $50 Pieces Curtain SCrim
at 6 cents. sold in other stores at
% cents.
No. 2 65 Dozen Ladies Gauze
Vests ats cents. cheap at 80 cents.
No. $40 Pieces Of Yard Wide
Saline at J cents worth p l-2C.
No. Alive Pieces Black eros
Grain Silk at SIPS, worth double
the money.
No. SO Pieces TriCOt Cloth,
grey mixed. yard wide, at p cents,
worth 40 cents.
No. 6.---45 Dozen Kid Gloves.
black and COlOrGd, 30 cents, cheap
for SL00
as-nr-r ..... faa--. a. .a.-. Bargains vine"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

There were twnnty-one casrs before His
Honor in Police CuUrt, Yesterday morning.
The Gu,s and costs footed up Sl1l 6O.
Several Ct the offenders went mp to the
hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

A recess OF five minutes WAS then taken
to allow the various district representatives,
to consult, and when the Convention re-
convened the delegates were announced A.
follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
SOtrs.

The Shamrocks, OF the East End, would
like to play the Triadelphia club, Sltur-
day, at that place.
To-day and tomorrow will he seen the
last games On the Island Park for period
OF about five weeks and biz crowds will no
doubt turn out to witness these games. Go
over and see great game Of bail. Game
called at 3.i5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

4 little girl was picked mp on Main
street about - o'clock yesterday and
reported to police headquarters. She had
lost her way, IA; her home was found later
in the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

50, in' T',g.Gw 10 Zee E,0l''r.
MANSFIELD, O., May THE Mans
iield-Kalamazoo game was weak and wear
isome, the umpire apparently taking sidrs
with the visitors His decisions IN the
eighth and ninth assisted the kalamaHoos
TO bring in seven runs, when they should
have been shut ont The score:
Mau>Nyl l.................i o d . a-
Kalama 400. ............ o q q 10 u 3 g.
Base hits, Mansfield L., Kalamazoo 9,
errora Mansfield g. Kalamazoo lOi earned
runs, Mansfield 1, Kalamazoo :; home run,
COnntl batteries, Rosshurah aud Berger
Aldrich and Whalcn; umpire, HItes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoInKS OF boats and Bnstmen Along tho
% hin.

Olio.
River feet ; Inches and rising.
The Elaine pissed DOM Az p. II.
The Andes arrived at / p. N. ard viii
leave for Cincinnati 10 day at So. M.
The Courier, for 'hTkershurg leaves this
morning at Il O'Clock
Rltch,Ior for Pittsburg at : q. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Jennie NrEride wls locked up last
night. Il took two officers TO get her to
the City Hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
ROAD CONTRACTS
As AWARDED BY TEB BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Al Yesterdays Regular Sessisn-Tae COMMITTEES
Reports Miscellaneous Routine Bl'i-
ness Transacted.

ness Transacted.
Every member Of the Board OF County
Commissioners was present at yest'rday's
regrlar session, and business was very
promptly dispatched Committee reports
were taken up G.s', and were di-pOced Of
IA follows:
The Committee on Court House and
lii fixed the rent of two basement Offices
at 5000 per year each, and one ol'lce ]"
$3.50 the county reserying the riget 10
hold elections in either Of the two hr't
named. Bills were recommended for pay
ment to the aggregate sum OF 1913 Il.
The Committee o. Finance repo ted bills
to the amount Of $l,O3L3l. The Sheriff
returned county orders to the amount OF
Ell .9g5 and was ordered credited with
that sum. The same official reported
balance Of $27,il3.l&.
The Committee On Poor Home and
Farm reported in the matter OF the new
flooring for the Inlirmary that Mr.. CreiEL-
ton 70 to Warrington and procure enough
oak timber to finish the icb. James Nj.
Creighton was awarded the contract for
hreakirg ground at the farm, at his bid al
: per acre. 4 committee, with NF
Creighton, was authorized to purchase n
new wagon. TherOmmittee recommended
the payment of bills to the amount OF
81, 80 ~. out OF the contingent poor fund,
and Sj62 6l, out Of the poor house and
farm fund. The report Of Superintendent
Creighton showed - inmates, Of which -
were white males, - white iema!'S, add
{ color,d females. The bill Of Do, Geo. |.
Gani4un WAS ordered certified TO the state
Auditor.
ROAD CONTRACTS.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported bills agcregating $i39 90. Iro.
posals were received and opened FOR work
on county roads, and the committee recon-
mended that contracts be awarded a. FOL
lows
Rn.gs IIIll, = NE Triadr,paIa go'd. Carter /
Kelley Contractors a. 90 MacE iumifnG.
b., Ill., - s. B. EarhMui ROAD, ". Spring
or ,ri.,santns sI.ID MuradHme.mg.
Bate lUu ruai, W l.. smith, CONTRACTOR si.lv
NuCaIH ml.,ug.
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