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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-11
A SAGAClOUS ANIMAL


Yesterday, in the middle of the day
for an hour or more. travel was greatly
delayed on the horse car line at the
corner of Ninth and Main streets. The
reason was the Tefuss OF the tug horse
10 climb the Ninth street hill, and the
inability Of the little mules. who are
not much bigger than st. Bernard dogs,
TO pull the heavy car filled with pas
seDgers up the steep grade at that
point. The tug-hor-e has always been
good animal. but heretofore there
have generally been TWO tug
horses, one relieving the other
at alternate trips. When the ami.
NAL yesterday saw that all the work
dev0lved on her she rebeled She
knows the difference between red and
green car, aud will turn around ready
TO be hitched TO a green car, but will
ignore a red car. She also knows the
difference between a green and red
light when on duty at night.
Both the Iug-hOrse and little mules
were clean shoi and at every step I'D
this Nlnth-street grade the animals slip
ped on the granite blocks which were
worn smooth. The feet of the tug-horse
slowed that her shoes had evidently
lett The blacksmith shop many weeks
ago. The l.ttls mules did their best.
but il was clearly seen that they were
better fitted for hauling light wagon.
rather than heavily loaded car up q
grade of eight per cent.
One Of the cars filled with ladies de-.
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POLICE COURT.

Number Of Routine Cases Disposed or
There were a number Of persons fined
in the Police Court yesterday for the
ordinary run Of otlenses.
Fannie Winston, Nettie Robinson,
Mary Washington. Mary Minor and
Lizzie Carter TAIL colored). were fined
-. 50 and costs for being dlsorderly aud
usiug profaue language IN the street.
Thomas Byrd lcoloredl. was fined 80
for carving concealed weapons, to-wlt:
n razor.
Lewis Tuyman snd Louisa johnson
both coloredl. misbehaved themselves
and had to pay each 500 and costs.
William Haskins lcoloredl. charged
with stealing lot OF brass boxes from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. lie
was given four months in jail Hasklns
went To the railroad yard, and would.
when he thought he was not seen, rob
the cars of the brass and take them to
the junk shops that receive railroad
iron IN this way for sale.
Rock Antoni was before the court on
tae charge of conducting that certain
game OF lottery called policy. Tbs
case was continued until next Friday.
Joseph Stuart lcoloredl was charged
with cruelty 30 animals 10y torturlng d
mule. The mule had large sore On
his back. which severely panied him az
he moved with heavy load resting on
his back. Joseph was fined $40 and
costs.
c. II. Camp while drunk struck
Leonard Sycle. while the latter wa.
riding his bycicle. This was IN the
public streets. The rider was thrown
over. and the cycle was broken.
Sycle was hurt right painfully.
Camp was fined $40 and costs. and ~
default of pas ment went to Jail.
Amos Coles lcoloredl. stole seventeen
cabbages from Lewis Williams. Will
liams had his market cart at the First
market. and while he was away Amos
came up and removed the cabbages.
People saw him do il, but thought
they were his own. Amos went to jail
for ninety DAYS
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The County Court met yesterday.
but did little. All it had before it were
chancery matters and the disposition of
matters relative to fi1uciaries. The
court meets again 70 day.
Richard Bucker was before Justice
Vincent yesterday on the charge OF
petit larceny on warrant sworn out
by K. G. Gathright. The case was con-
tnIed to the l7th instant. The pris-
oner was recognized for his appearance.
A number OF new residences are in
process Of erection in Fulton. below
the city, and three new houses on the
Williamsburg road.
Mr.. T. +. Taylor, the popular clerk
in the Office of County Clerk Waddill,
has gone on trip 70 Bllumore.
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GLASGOW ON THE JAMES.
Election of Officers ON ,he 25th Instant
Prospects of the Place.

Election of Officers ON .he e5th Instant -
Prospects of the Place.
On the 35.h instant the Rockbridge
Company will meet To elect officers.
The old officers. who are as follows.
will probably be elected: Governor
Fitzhugh Lee. president; Mr.. William
VI. Anderson, vice president; Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Martin. general manager: Mr.. G. u.
Letcher. secretary; James X. Edmond
son. treasurer. Hon. Joseph Davis. a
millionaire of Lynn. Mass. will be ten
derod seat in the board Of directors,
and be will accept. Mr.. Davis Is large
~ interested in the success Of the en-
terprse. and has invested some Of his
thousands freely. IL is probable that a
party of Boston capitalists. represent
ing in themselves something like TWEEN
ty millions of dollars, will attend the
meeting. and invest more money in the
concern than they have before.
The company was organized for the
purpose of starting town TO be called
Glasgow on the James and to develop
the rich mineral resources of the coun-
try there. The location of the place is
admirable. and it is not unsafe 10 pre-
dict that il will grow into a large and
prosperous city. The spot lies at the
junction Of the two railroads. and Is one
Of the most desirable spots in the State
for residing.
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The Hastings Court grand jury will
meet on September 20th, and the accu-
mutation OF business during the sum.
mer holiday will give it much work TO
do. The court Will probably have a
larger docket than it can wipe ouF.
Among the leading cases set for this
term are those Of Mr. W. r Bowie on
the charge Of forgery. aud Lewis Schon-
berger charged with seduction. Sch0r-
berger. it is alleged, deceived one girl
and then married another.
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MAID of Virginia. Mild and sweet
adv.


The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route. has equipped its
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent. aud on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver. and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. Will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at 75c. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.-adV.
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FREAKS OF THE STORM.


\ Sign Blown Through Two show Cases.
Yesterday afternoon during the
heavy wind which prevailed the metal
sign of Messrs. Il. L. Johnson Il Co.,
which is fastened to the east side of the
steps which leads TO Mr.. johnson 5
business rooms and 10 the Circuit
Courtroom. in the Stems block,
was blown down with terrific force.
IL plunged into the two show cases
nearly uuder II in front OF the west
window OF The Boston. aud de
molished them. Ia one of the show
case was a stand of umbrellas, twenty
five in number. Luckily only one was
injured. That was the highest priced
one IN the case. The loss will be about
forty dollars.
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In the Chancery Court OF Richmond
a peculiar divorce is pending, aud will
be heard a! the next term ia October.
The defendant III the suit before either
Of her marriages. was Miss Mary +.
Batter. Her hrsi husband was W. T.
Mathews. from whom she obtained a
divorce on the ian of February last.
Since then she has welded George I.
Dean, and The pre- sent case in court is
instituted by bin to sever the matri-
monial bonds.
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The headquarters for the Democratic
party in Richmond have not been Sc
lected yet. Two sites are in view. One
is over the old Wing Office on Main
street near Thirteenth. The other is
over the City Bank on Main street.
The latter place seems to be more ia
vorably considered. ana will be taken
if possession can be gained in time.
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Our Choral society.

The Richmond Choral Society, under
the direction of Mr.. Henry |. Solomons,
is progressing nicely. About forty per-
sons were present at the rehearsal last
night IN the lecture room Of the Second
Baptist Church. and The society began
work on the cantata, SAINT Cecilia
Day, by Van Bree.
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4 Letter from Rev. j. ~. Hawthorne. of
Atlanta. "a.

4 Letter from Rev. j. u. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta, Ga.
1t gives me real pleasure to say word
for medicine which believe is destined
to b. great blessing to the eff lcted
everywhere. |. j. rot the cunning de-
vice OF qUack but the discovery Of a
scientist. Il = the result OF many years
OF research and experiment By an emf
nent specialist Thousands Of nv
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh | have been.
Six months ago. by the device Of my
physician. gave up the pastorate.
have used two bottles Of "King's Royal
Germe;uer.' and while | cannot say
that am completely cured, DO affirm
that 1t has 50 TAR reiiersd me. / expe-
rierce no pain nor discomfort.
| feel it to be my duty to say also that
the effects Of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almost life
long invalid FROM nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. Inapsriod
Of thirty years she has scarcely had a
days exemption from pain. Sae has
been using "Germetuern about tive
months. \ more complete transforma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom Of disease has disappeared.
She appears 10 be twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful az healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and the testimony OF all Of them
Is that 1t is great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta, Ga. July l2th, 1889.
DIR. Kings ROYAL Germetuer is now
put up in concentrated form for con-
yenience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added to seven and a
half pin's of water will make a gallon
of Royal Germetuer. A wine lassful
a dose. A teaspoonfd in wine glass
full of water Is dose Of the concen-
lrated.
P1ce, - 80 per bottle.
OWENS x MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Gppo. Posloffic,. Richmond. Va
adv
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DY VIRTUE OF \ CERTAIN DEED
ID or TRUST DAliDJl i1 B. i-sl. ANU
or KFtOrD ~ CLERK NfII|I I.
RIcHNOND GHANCIki tOlNI lN I n
i'm. page -. default having N..n nl.
in the payment of larf Ni |.
thereby secured. auI being r.lu.r.I ..i..
bV the holder thereof We 800 s'.I .I A..'.
upon the premises
IHrR-DAN. SEPTEMBER 1904 f--l
al o'clock o.. 81. fnlf 'Of Of Dom.
frame dwelling, so. 1000 MlNIt. .."
thereon. fronting - icri it ll.. .
fcst to nn oliey Dob fH't w.lr.
Terms cash. =. ]. liILh .'..
EUW. r.. H|~I
sc6-G lI...
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That the said delegates be selected accofd-
ing 10 the following plan:
| that meeting be held In each precinct
of the several wards Of ihls c'ty on tine night
OF Monday. september -. 1859, % be- CA led
10 order no : o'clock by "a person 90 Dee desie-
nailed by the ward supcriuten The said
mccilng 10 bc he'd 90 The usual voting place
in said precinct. OF as near thereto us c1n-
Vculcutly may be.
p The ward superintendent shall be
charged with the duty OF selecting suitable
places for The meetings, 10 they b. held else.
where than 20 The usual voting place. ana 10
provide ballot boxes for The reception OF bal
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RIDDICK.-uied. Monday. September OH
ina The thlriy-ninlh year Ofhls ngc, WALLER
q. iuDDICk lDockl, son Of the late William
). hiidick.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother.
Mrs, Mary T.. RliGIck No 81 north seventh
street, THIS "wednesday ENtNlNG al 4
O'Clock. Friends Of the family and III his
brothers. ". X. and II. D.. Klddlcx are ina
V ted 10 attend.
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cided TO retrograde, and did So and
finally landed in the ditch in front OF
the TIMES Office. The ladies' were helped
ont. and though they had paid their
fare. walked TO their Destination.
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The report OF the Board of Health for
the week ending September nh, 1889,
j. rs follows
Whole number Of deaths. So of
which % were white and 80 colored.
The rate of mortality of the whole
population was 2700 per 1000 per an
mum; white p0puhu0n 1877 per
1000 per aunum; colored population,
So SO per LOCO per annum.
The mean temperature for the week
ending September 2, 1889. was 81 SO.
The rainfall for the week was 0.6i
inches.
The comparative week mortality for
week ending September 7. 1883. 20
white and 80 colored; week ending Sep
TENDER 5, 1883. % white and 10 colored.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-11

One suit was instituted in the Circuit
Court yesterday. John Mahouy against
Thomas b. Henley. action Of debt for
500 80.
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The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday:
II the CITY CHANCERY COURT.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday:
II THE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Mary + Faudree to O. T. Gillian. %
feet on south side of Catherine betwef Il
MunfOrG and Gilmer. improved, $500.
K. i. Siewers and wife TO Elmira j.
Eaton. l6 feet on south side o, Canal
near jefferson, improved, $1,000.
AT HENRICO COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
". +. Reldy to Edgar Allan. 1913 Al
1000 acres about three miles below
Richmond. $500.
BCsTINGs COURT OF MANCHESTER
Henry Clay to John T. Kinks. 30 feet
on the north side OF Buchanan street
near pocahontas. S2l5 SO: Sarah II. Hol-
land aud others to Mary A. Robertson.
30 feet on the east side OF Twenty.
second street near Perry. $50: Samuel
IL. Pulliam to John Hilton, 20 feet on
the east side of Sixteenth street near
Everett. $40; Taylor & Clopton. special
commissioners 10 Alice. wife Of John IL.
Holmes, - feet on the east side Of
Eleventh street between Everett and
Naury, 10 correct error. 81: John t..
Tay Tor 10 Joseph Bryan, 1872 feetsoD
NcDOnough street northwest corner Of
Tenh, Il $50, Rosa r. Tinsley's trus-
tees To Samuel III Puiliam and Jackson
Guy. II feet on the east side Of Seventh
street. S130.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN coon.
WIN sell by auction az The fes Como. ST..
3Os west Cary street. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -, l--D.
nj 10 O'Clock. for the purpose " almn..if..
Ton
4 PARIOR SUIT in plush. good 1s now
? FARIOR CARpEi- OR RUGS.
MAMIE ORNAhFNi,
ICABINFt.
lot n wINpOw SHADES. rfNnFH.t-
BOOK CASE
4 ROCKING CHAIRS.
] IOuNGf ana other sitting Room fnr.
lure.
ENiENSiON TABLE
ISIDr BOARD.
1 REFRIGERATION. tliAil-. &C.,.
1 lot of KITCHEN fiNNliN. Hiff
RACK NALL GAhpil IIsU I ..'s ~
CiIAMBfE ~iil~ and other articles
Terms. lAsll r. n. O. IUlfhrI.N
AminiSfnfrix ORR. H. JOlIN-iNN. deceased
GEORGE. W. MAYO, Aucf'lUrrr
NIf-ff
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AT THE ACADEMY.

After Dark was greeted by another
biz house last night. They close their
engagement with to-night's perfor-
nance. at which time there is expected
another large audience.
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Miss Herndon repeated her interest
ing play, La Belle Marie. at the
Theatre last night before a good house,
and the performance created as much
e1joyment as on Monday night.
This evening Miss Herndon CLOSES her
engagement. and as la Belle Marie
has proved so popular, she VIII repeat
1t instead Of the new play heretofore
announced
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.0,l,. uAnIAN Commission"


The parties Interested ln Oboe d'cfr'.
which ihp foregoing afc extracts. HiN Dol
notified that ! n1Fr nrDi upon Monday
2.ii dny ui -tpfrmhNr- lrri, 100 Nr"
Courthouse ns fhe time unl place ODD 'i.
the account. and maNlul fNr enquire
dorcd hy ihe snli .lfcrer-, 800 WNirN fin'
place nil persons holding claims fFlin.'
estate OF llrur. Webb decreased. NlIl NI
before mr ana prove iir same.
Given un ter mN Nlui Hr inmWIrrInh'
Chnnccry of ihr circuit Court ni >fW d
comfy tno daY aud yrrl nr,i afifr.n'u.
uu2l-MiW IliNN As hANlil
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Q. Tho superintendent Of each ward shall
cause 10 Doe printed blank forms of o. kets fOr
each pee net in his ward. headed with the
number Of the precinct aud the printed time
showing the number al delegates 10 which
the piecinc is entitled and Us many blank
lines az tuere are delegates % bc selected.
which lines shall be numbered. And no
Other ticket shall be received Ca counted IN
any precinct.
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rtsillN submitted.
JAMES &. LAMB. Chairman
RESERVATIONS.

Mr.. Jacob rendered his resignation as
ward superintendent of Clay ward.
His business was such that his time was
not his own. He was compelled to re.
sign because he could not gives the du.
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OyGRrssIONAL CANvASSERs.

Judge A. X. Leake. Of Goocbland
Richmond T. Ley. NeS Kent, Herbert
|. Lewis. West Point; Joseph Brs an and
Conway r. Sands. lIenrco; Hon. X H.
Cardwell. Hanover: w. W. Baker, Ches
terrified. Hon. 4. e. Aukissou. Man
chester. Judge II. w. Flournoy. Hon
h. h. Muuford. Colonel A. 5. Buford,
Colonel TazeweH Elicit. j. Randolph
Tucker, Jr.. and T. b. Hicks, Of Rich
mond.
Qther names will be added.
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CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.

District supervisors and Canvassers.
A meeting Of the Democratic Com
mittee for the Third Congressional dis
trict was held Yesterday in the office OF
Colonel b. o. james. in the State Bank
building. Present: b. o. James, CHAR,
man. J. T. Olell. Samuel Register, ana
William RYAN. Hon. J. Taylor Ely
son. a member of the State Executive
Committee. and Mr.. Jackson Guy
chairman of the City Democratic Com
mittee. were also present.
Much important business was attend
ed to.
The district was apportioned TO the
members for their general supervision
as follows: Goochlaud. u. q. James;
Richmond. HeDrico and Hanover. Will
linn RYAN and Samuel Register; New
Kent and King William, j. I. Odeli.
and Manchester and Chesterfield, +.
G.. ID. Farmer.
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4. The manner OF voting shall be by sccro;
ballot. Every ballot must have the fail
number. and no more. OF delegate 10 which
the prtciuct is entitled. The voters name
ami residence shall Doe called out and re-
cord made Of The same, oad the number of
ballots shall conform 10 lac number of names
recorded The meeting shall remain in ses-
SION until the business Of the meeting T. con-
cluded. livery person must be "A registered
Dcmociaiic voter On the pcecinct IN when he
Offers TO cast his ballot.
=. Tho ballots shall be- counted hy tclicrs
appointed by the chairman Oftne meeting
a. Inc persunS-cquai 10 the number of
delegates appointed % the pIccinct-recclv-
ing The highest number Of votes eat shall!
be declared the representatives from said
precinct In the city democratic Convention
To be held ma Richmond Oh the 81 day Of Oc-
toDcr. lss9.
:. The Chaifman OF the meeting ia each
precinct shall certify the names OF the dele
gales selected by his precinct 20 the supefin-
tendcnt II ms ward, who shall return the
same TO The Clty Democratic committee. and
thc secretary Of said committee shall furnish
each Oi them WIN a certificate OF his cleo.
lion, signed by the superintendent and see
.etIrv of Che 1iiy Democratic Committee
=. zach delegate shall be empowered Dap
poiHt Ms own alternate.
.. Each delegate l. required 10 report
promptly al 10 The secreta y OF the City De-
mOcraiic committee the name OF his alter
nate.
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THE sENAIORs.

10. The delegates so elected from the sew
eral precincts ofthis city shall also be the REL
fesentatiycS of this city In The convention 10
nominate senators f,r the ihirty-nfth sena-
turnl district. composed Of the city OF itch
LOnd and the county OF Hcnrlco, said con,
Nentiou 20 be held ia tbs city GA the 81 day
OF October. 1850, Immediately upon the al
1Ou niucnt OF The convention 10 nominate
candidates To the House OF Delegates as aiore-
said.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES e. LAMB Chairman
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BE Caesar. or nobody.

This was the idea that was upper
most in the mind Of Mr.. John j. Wright,
when iii 1860 he started with a few
bands, aud in small way to manuiac-
ture horse collars, on Main street near
Twelfth, in the rear of the Planters
National Bank. lie kept the business
up during the war. having in the mean
time associated with himself IN its con
duet. Mr.. NJ. + Hudnall.
After the war he moved to Mayo
ST. eet, and in 1875. thence 10 his p esent
quarters. lie knew that while the fox
sleeps nothing falls into bis mouth.
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| ;. SQUlRE'S CLASSICAL AN
l.. rNGI1~u SCHOOL.
ji2 east Franklin street, .I. NfI
vii De resumed ~EMllNHlN lNiII
The object aimed at Iu fNIs 5000.
thorough preparation ior college
ness. The PRINCIPAL hrir.s fu DIST
experience lu t,arnIng HHi iIN.N
gi0u> success 90 Richmond confidently
tCrs uis service. Co.. control. NsN
educate such young PERSONS Nr iN'
mitird 20 his care. NuuNNr lN' o.
macy 49, cam herlfeiuilF HNfNt '
aided by professors Iu lrNnHu Ii'i
Terms per sesnlOu-Il5 ADJ l''i
advance.
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with only four negative votes out Of
tweDty-One:
That "a convention he held IN Inc city Of
Richmond on Thursday. October 3, l,~9. ~
be called 10 order al II o'clock n. for The pur-
pose of nominating the Democratic candi-
dates for the House OF Delegates from the
city Of Richmond.
1naf the said convention be composed Of
1874 delegates fheing one delegate 10 every
my icmOrraiir votes. 0f fraction thereof
over twenty-five. cast IN the city AT the last
pies dcntal clccfiOnl. 10 be appoitioncd
among the precincts OF inc seNetui NAidS vi
the city. as follows:
-.IIIlNMINT-
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JAMES J.. ANpsRsoy,p.q m--.Ni
IN NEW KENT CIRCUIT COURT
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AUCTfOv SALES Future nav,
A DMINISTRATRIX'S AUCTrOv
SALE or

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN ooon4
The Clifton clarion., 1889-06-12
CLIFTON CLARION.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1889

'' And we further find that the said board "h have been guilty of gross abuse of the discre- |" tionary power lodged in them, in relation to e the awarding of contracts, and we, the e grand jury accuse F.. A. Cutter, J. E.. Bailey C and F. Dysart, the duly qualified and acting " members of the Board of Supervisors of Ora " ham county, Territory of Arizoua, of wilfnl '' and corrupt misconduct in office in this: That whereas, commencing the 18th day of Jan uary, lSS9, said board published in accord '' ance with law notice inviting proposals for '' doing the county printing and authorizing separate proposal for publishing the pro- ceedings of the board aud the advertising; and whereas. in due compliance with law '' and with said notice, ". W. J3nes was the lowest bidder for publishing the proceedings '' of the board and advertising, salt boa well " knowing the same, and each and very ''ne '' of them wilfully and corruptly rejectot, said '' bid or proposal of said ". W Jones witho Ut '' cause, and awarded the same to l. E. Solo, '' mon at much higher price, well knowing the '' same; and We direct that the district attorney '' make immediate action to enjoin said board '' from carrying out said contract so awarded as '' aforesaid, and take such other action in the '' premises as is required by law.''