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. aHow "a Curs,Aii skin DI.e..e..n

simply apply s"sw AYxxs oINrxrsr.""ttNoii In
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema
Itch. all eruptiens on the face, hands, nose, de-
leaving the akin clear. white aud healthy III
BY me other. remedy. s, Ak your, druggist .iol
BwKINk'I oINrMINr.l W BE- iltii " t,fThsAM {
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I fron Rhlneland 10 Paris hurried my vait,
yeIAnd started folks rneeling there, too; sgd
= Then n0rthwArtl 10 uavre Travelled III state.
& And over the chnunCl few, ~ a n ~
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Jan. e.-cattle- Receipts l6 600 head: :
shlnmen!s 1000 head; market strong; becves
bulls aud mixed 81 4Oas 10; Texans 81 Soa2 u.s.
lIess-leee!pta p, 600 head Z; AhlpineaxH 4 900
head: market steady mixed 81 b5a3 Is; heavy
$ 1Oa3 -; light 81 ooas 63; skips s. 00aS 40.
Sheep-Ieccipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
ern corn fed 81 h0s5 u. Texans g COX 2J lanlbs
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PRIVATE pANHs,

! had several times called attention to
tho fact that private or unincorporated
banks are not taxed as the law now
stands .equitably with other banks OF
other property Of any kind. The trouble
is not with the banks, but with the law.
Section 2759 OF the Revised Statutes OF
Ohio. governing the returns OF unincor-
ated banks, provides that liabilities may
be deducted from cash, cash items,
bonds, stocks and securities held as in.
vestn,ents. No individual or incorpor-
ated company engaging in any other
business is allowed any such exemption.
No one has ever given any good reason
why such favor should DO extended to
this particular business. 1t is denied to
all other taxpayers, including incorpor-
ated banks, both State and National. The
provision is not only exceptional to the
extent indicated, but its validity may
well ba doubted. isS5l,l p n sF 55 'S
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Then Liverpool echoed my nose sounding note
~ And bentlu submission IN mo; Fil5 N, AZ 4,
And thence | net sail by the very tlnt boat
Toward this great land Of tho 'troe. ( z I, 4:
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Epps's Cocoa. Az 4; i e
VS. GRATEFuL-CoMFORTiNG.E:is
EP'PE'S'SSCOCOA.
BREAKFAST.

" "By 4 thorough knowledge Of tho natural laws
which govern tho operations OF digestion and
nutrition, aud by a careful application OF the
One properties Of well selected Cocoa, Nj. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with a deli.
cately favored beverage which may save III
many heavy doctors bills. Ii IL by the Judi.
cious use Of such, articles Of diet that consti.
tuition may DO gradually built up until strong
enough 70 resist every tendency 10 disease.
Hundreds Of subtle mAladies arc floating around
Us ready 10 attack wherever there Is weak
point. 5,We may escape mauy;H' fatal shaft by
Keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood
Ga:ttts, $40 80 X -
N Made simply With boiling water or milk. Sold
only IN half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus:
JAhiEs EPPs = CO., Homeopathic Chenista
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To Germany then soon Iourneysd away, " I
4 : Aud Bismaryk, the Chancellor rough, ~ " y
I Found out that IN Sneeting gave his nose play
h In style that Ouiriyaled his Ltuf, ~ M;
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;RiTo cleanse the stomach, liver, and
system generally, use Dr.. Pierce's Pei
lhia a Oh Gnnfa 4 y. z 81 l..lLt.
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/, Metals, q.

3 NEwi YORK, Jan. s-pig iron stronx. Y, Copper
dull and steady lake IA TO- s Lead dull;i do.
nestle - ". Thu quiet; liraitl S1l 10.
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! Dig London found In its usual iog-
Z Condition we'll suited 10 please d
/ A Visitor coming mans comfort 10 clog fgglit
" And fslhlon his nose for q gneese,H ma n
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e Central Standard TIme..
IVGnnSy|vdni9.linGs
4 iHFrom Bridgeport Static

(; Trains via the Cleveland 4 PIttshurgh Rail-.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
aud CLEVELAND, 1850 Am. For Pittsburgh, l0:22
For Pittsburgh aud New York, 1884 p. m. r,
Steubenv!lle. 8:33 =. m. n; ytJi
r Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1864 a. M, 1922
a. M; 12:B p. NJ. 1887 P: M, and 7:b2 p. m. sIsi
p.m.; from East Liverpool, ll:12 p. N. M
n III. II FROM WHEELING STATION. En-. J
y Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 ii. Il
Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rsute-lcavc Wheel.
Ing for steu6enville. Pittsburgh and the East.
6:20 q "a, l2:4a p: NJ, $40 p. in., and $40 p. n,
fpr Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and St.
aud Chicago, l2:45 p. M Trains arriyeat Wheel.
Ing at $50 4. M. 1000 a. M. 2:4s D. m. and $50
p. m: Traius leaving At $40 I. m. and arriving
Ut 500 p. m run solid between Wheeling and
Pltt6bufRh. u All trnna daily excent Eundav -
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FROM WHEELING STATION.
[XANAwHA.d oHIol RAILWAY.

~; tRoBr. ". KKLLxY, Receiver S1-.E;s.i II!
February 3. 1889, (subject 70 change without no !
tice., Trains leave Wheeling 1850 e. n. vts i
Ohio .siyer Railroad. arrive Charleston 8:BS ~
NJ Leave Charleston e:lb 4. m, arrive Wheel. /
Ing 7:45 p. m. via o. R. R. Z; e Leave Charleston
1880 p. M; arrive Wheeling 3:65 p m,f'yis Cal
I'm bus and Panhandle, daily except guudSv I
Central Standard Time" Sundays only, train,
leave Charleston 5000. M, arrive Wheeling 7:S
! apll~I.5sg5aj}ial GEO. J. EEMLICH. a. p. "A
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OF
"a PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Seatly and promptly executed at tho ia!I 81 g,S
Ss..;5SsSl; DAILY lNTkLLI0KHcEE JoB oVrIcH, ~ $EEt
= EoG. q and n Fourteeut h yatsi g4
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the action Of tho General Assembly Ii
making appropriations To be paid from
it.S1t Is sufficient, therefore, 10 say that
It's receipts at the present rate Of taxa.
ton on It's account. will be ample 10 Day
the usual appropriation, and leave net
cash balance OF not less than S100, 900 at
the close Of the present year.
The Sinking Fund Is also In a healthy
condition. The balance to ita credit,
November 10, 1880, was 1926, Qi0 As.
Heretofore, for many years, the rate Of
taxation for this fund has been { five.
tenths Of one mill, but tho lust General
Assembly reduced this rate 10 three.
tenths OF one mill. At this reduced rate
the receipts for this fund for this ysar
from taxation will DO $50, 200. iEl ,lGt.iT-
- The receipts for this fund will be suf.
fcient, Notwithstanding tho reduced
rate, to pay all demands upon Il, and
leave net cash balance 10 lis credit No.
yember Is, 1890, Of Sill, 44o 81. +
VI The State Auditor. estimates that the
receipts from all sources for the general
revenue fund for the fiscal year 1880, in.
Guiding balances, will amount to the
sum Of IS, U5, 653. He properly makes
a conservative. statement, but ills more
90 than neeessary.. The aggregate will
doubtless amount to as much az s., 460,-
900, and. twill probably foe $, SOC, 900.
1t was s, 1881 $40 rs last year, and there
will unqueationably be . considerable
increase forthis year. This will b. due,
IN part, to the natural growth Of reye.
nues from the Penitentiary. the Insur-
attcc Department, and otlior zourccs OF
income, but mainlyfto the increase for
the year BY ,more than s22, 000, 600 Of the
tax duplicate, and by the operation OF
the Massie law, and similar enactm ants,
which the State Is now getting the ben.
eft OF for the first time. ,SS,s'5 fAta{l
ifl II can DO safely predicted that viii, the
exercise OF only ordinary prudence and
cconomy the aggregate Of Appropriations
to be paid from the general revenue fund
will not exceed tho sum Of 81, 15O, coo, or
a sum less BY ut least $500, 900 thar the
receipts will amount tn. e ~ 4 ff}Isi sfJl |
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America now }oins OF nations tho host * y.
N Who mourn my lnroadg on their ease: iiS "
All peoples one band OF close klnship now
boAat-lfsf i,Nil'sIIt t.afG. a5si n go sNil
y They Join III a general anecxe. q III L
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,QbesSutellieeInf:e),r.
ONCE, Nos. ~ and ~ f.ur.eenthst Street,
SONG OF La GRIPPE

In the land OF the Cossack Aprang Into lifs,
. Then n8fthwani hurried stas, Z, 5ls.s,ali
And soon by the Seva my power was rife. w [. |
l5P Aud claimed Y sneeae cen from tho Car.
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New .1oRx, Jan. G.-petro!eum opened weak
At Ac decline aud fell ~ moro in carly trading.
Aiier long interval Of dullncss the market
closed steady al 81 0215 for spot and 81 t81 for
81 u3A; highest 81 :;iowest ii u2ss; cloted u
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Sy1N4Hcs1,ata

i$SAitera paying all demands upon tho
School! Fund there remains balance to
It's credit for the past year, d SIT, o55 81.
The future q thisfunl depends, 81 does
that Of the General Rev nue Fnpd, upon
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!, BALTIMORE. Jan. i6.-whcAt. western! easy:
No. 2 winter red spot and. January 7gHc:
February slsssc: March $50; May s6Hsa67sc. Corn,
February S6sssa6Ic; March 81 1sas711 sc.v 0ats
dull; western white. S0a3lc; western mixed ia
29xc. Rye Gat: prime to choice 57s5oc. b Hay
unchanged. Butter moderately active: creamery
23ao6c Eggs demorGliAed lat l6c.I Coffee dull;
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iRALTIMORE Ed OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and after November "a, 1888, trains de.
nArl aud arrive At Wheeling Is folloWa-Ea4tera
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sn.l iii snll Dbl, snsA g1sa',
"a Priceless; BLESSING, y ,

II btsaVVaVOVS0 sVSVuus6aI 2
4 a YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
IA Is the best y remedy for Group,
Whooping Cough, Hoarscncss, and all I
tho sudden Throat and Lung Troubles
to which young people are subject.
! Keep this medicine in the house. Hon.
c. Edwards Lester, late U. 8. Consul 10
4 Italy, and author OF various popular !
works, writes 80, .s3l
s. =, !" With all sorts Of exposure, in all Z
/ sorts OF climates I have never, to this
!. day, had any cold nor my affection Of
the throat or lungs which did not yield
I to Ayers Cherry Pectoral within q
/. hours. or course I have never allowed
1 myself to DO without this remedyIi in nil !
my voyages and travels. ~ Under my !
own observation, it has given relief to u
: vast number OF persons while In 'acuto
Z cases OF pulmonary inflammation such
5sas Group and diphtheria in children. lie Z
8 has been preserved through Its effects
81 recommend it's use in light and fre-,
quent doses. q Properly administered,
J! In accordance with your directions, 1t Is
!, o priceless blessing in any house" & &; ~!
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steady; No. q tec. Pork III light demand at
4 4.691Hzc. a BACON easy; short clear Gl?Hc.
whisky steady at 81 o.. Butter steady fancy
creamery 29aS0c; choice dairy 12alac. / LInsecd
oil steady At bsaG0c. Sugar quiet: hard reaued
lac. Cheese steady poor d choice Ohio dat %
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Through tickets. and baggage checked, to al
points, roE rates and other information addrea i
E!!$ vi. ROBINSON, G. +. A., Parkersburg. n.
tsA:J.DANDY,'A A. q. r. A; PsrkeIsburv.'
.E-e w. II. OSBORN. 8. T. A., Pomeroy, Ohio. E
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& EAST ,LlBERTy, IA, Jan. -Cattle-R Receipts
l,yto head: shipments go head: market active;
bulls 81 50a? 5o.i nogs-ReceiptsG i S,4OO h head !;
shipments :, l0O head; market alow;Y ali grades
- 7cs5 SO. Shecp-Rece!ptS. COCO heads; ship.
menls 900 head: market active: prime S. 25a
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4. soNps AID srocI ouorArloSa-cLosxp ED. |.

g. g. Is reE.........l26 Nash. 4 Chat 10l Y
Y. 8. q. coupou.....R6 New JerscyCentrall .G11s
w.. ~ res.......lo4 VI Northern raciic..... 81
U. g. AZ couPou..l0il 10 preferred. .... = 70
Adams Express So. $50 Chicago 4 n. Vs.. NIX
american Express-ll3 do preferred. ........-l49
Canada SOUTHERN. 45MI New York Central-l0o55<<
Central facl1c...;.. InlOhio & Mississippi. az
Chesapeake & Ohio 2614i do Preferred, . IS '.
z do first preferred. .65l Pacific Mall . $50
do second prefd- Nlpittsburyh... Z
Denver 4 R. G..... lG5 Iseaii asts
lst. Lid 8. F.:...
do preferreti......... Gi do prelerrcd..... ssh
Fort Wayne. -........lA do first preferred. u
Kansas s Texas NhIC. N. 4 st. PAul...... 70L
Lake Erie & West.... do preferred. ,.....iA ,
do preferred. Is Texas Pacific.
Lake Shore ltJta( Union racllc..
Louisville & Nash. sG1 United States Ex..,. So y
". "a: C......... Sc W., st. l.. 4 p....!..
Memphis 4 Chas... Ga do preferred, $3.50, 81.
Michigan Central. Us JWclls.Fargo Ex,,,.,,lJe =
Missouri Pacihc...5 ~ Western 0nion........ S9ssl
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'7TI.-'f u ? N 70I--lI - EIt-fN'1.3TII
u BALLOT DISTRIBUTORS,

" 81 far as our election laws are 4 cou-
cerned, they will BIZ improved by max.
ing the provisions of the act { OF April
Is, 1856. ITO provide for tho distributor
Of ballots, the printing OF ballots and
the redistribution 4. thereof lat s polling
places, Inow applicable to only the city
Of Cleveland, applicable toiall the cities
OF tho State having Boards Of Elections.
'Ths, numerous ticket holders That stand
about the polling places il, Tie; cities on
election days to annoy the voters should
be abolished. With this i'm PROVEN nt
the system We already have will prove
better, because simpler, morp peconomi-
cal and more American thnn any other
that has been 81. is likely to be proposed.
Tie plain truth, is, that withione5 excep.
ton YOU can best !su bserve the public
good Iby leaving PRACTICAL 9un,ouched
all: the segialations Of the S;xty.seventh
and Sixty.eighthx - General Assemblies
whereby these changes \ have been
wrought. "A: 81 s i:IS Il MS IF
|ys5fs HONE RULE. 1923
ri The laws creating the several boards
that have been provided tor tho Various
cities require disappointment OF the
membets and the clerk iorIekeh Lby The
Governor. This was deemed necessary
BY the Legislature al. thstihS7 butit was
contrary TO my judgmentlthen and, e1;
pefiencs has but strengthened this con.
Xiction: IL /: II
l3al1t is true the people of tho whole State
are Interested in bsying1 fair and honest
elections I'M each city, and have q right
therefore to demand, ersthat may up.
pearnecssaaTyr thai, The! executive head
and representative Of the WI OLE people,,
shall appoint, those who are; 70 conduct
tthsx voting and make the returns:qss N
ss sAxcx1. t.s9ss: ;Ss 4 4
8SkiterA paying all demands upon the
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eUBLi0 FUNpED DgBr,I

y Considering the small balance yet 70.
manning to b. paid OF the principal OF the
public funded debt, aud the low rate Of
interest on the same, tho financial con-
dttion of the Stateii less burdcnsolns
than 1t has ever been before. I II tho next
decenniat valuation OF !. real property,
soon to- DO made, should increase the
duplicate, as lit doubtless will, in the
same proportions as such re.valuations
have heretofore increased it, the rate OF
TAXATION Tor State purposes can begin in
1891 still further reduced ut last two
tentbs Of one mill. J8,.iss55S$iiE 55
The present public funded debt OF the
State ia 80 7!3 fs5 Il H.. tss5 ri q Zoo, n
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J F. From New York. Philadelphia aud baltimore,
3 Cumberland Accommodation $50 n. m. ex.
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\! OH CRY. Jan. Petroleum opened st 81 osssii
sales 4sO00 barrels; cleArances lis, 900 6srrels:
charters ;62 barrels: shipments p $50 barrels.
II PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 6.-petroleum dull but
steady: opened a: u OK - closed At 81 o3II;
highest y o314: lowest 81 sgsYi
BRADFORD. Pl..4 Jan. ,6-Opened al 81 OK:
closed 1t 81 g.: highest 81 o3s: lowest; 81 0ls;
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.PhtrQlaulu.

e CINclNNA rl. o., Jan. 6,-Iloss lower; common
aud Hight s. 2OnS 70: packing and butchers 81 Ga
70: receipts $50 head shipmcnta 80 head.
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5Al'iiiii Z h i'll Is fSSi ID ,.;S'3
When Baby WAS SICK. We gave her Castorla, !,
When sho wAs . Child, shs cried for Caatoria,' "
When hho became xia, she clunI 70 Castoria,
SRhea ihs bad Children, she gave them castoria,
I, rlles Piles / tlItcaInr Pllss ].

= X 49,. = u 80 - y
~ iituSg =. Il u y 4; J, A.
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:: as,i ! - MAIN LlNR--EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York Z
4:9 II. m.. 2:9 aud ll:50 p. H., daily. ,i -
Cumberland Accommodation,7 1880 q. NJ, OK
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; =. = p - = NO q.
TRANS.oHIO pIyIBION.

Grafton Accommodation. 12:l5 p. NJ, daily, "
: Moundsvilie Accommodation, 900 4, M: or.
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OHIO RIVER sI:AILROAD.-TIME$
~ Table taking effect November a, 1850, Z
Passenger trains will run u iollows-Ceutral
thus which do not run on Sunday: ~ -,
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Grafton Accommodation, 2:25 p. M, daily. rij
j Moundsville Accommodation, 100 i, m, daily
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ThANb'oHlO DIVISION. Ii ~ 4 Tx
For ,Chicaso, 8:S5 and 1905 a. NJ, 1910 n, M.
daily; A:l5 ?. M, daily, except Sunday, =! = =
Cincinnati Express, 10 los 4. N. and iO:1b D. N
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The liquor traffic had been unbridlel
and made practically free from all the
burdens OF taxation and all the restraints
OF restriction and regulation. 1t had
taken u handiu politics, " was the boast
Of the hour, and made itself felt. But
the day Of reckoning had come, and all
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

7 "A RRIYALlAN DEPARTURE OF
1AlTRAlNs--oa and alter Nov. u. lsss.-Ex.
PLANTATION or RElrRrNcE MAaxa. sDaiiy,' tsun.
day excepted. 4 Monday excepted lsaturday
excepted lsundsy only. eBaturdaS only
EAStefn Standard time. - = q
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Columbus Accommodation, AS p. M, except

st. Clalrsville Accommodation, 1906 q, m, and
l:45 and &:lb ?. m, except Sunday. y
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

word, ,scabl.shed city' be inscr-ed the "oru' "
hereafter N be established in city"
section g. I'm place existing section the foo"hR
The T., ,l.iaure shall provde for the speedy publication
nv statute End also for the appointment oil sat
who shall report the decisions OF the Court oi Nppa Wv
supr Court and other courts may be- pr'Vluu W
las, o no may deem proper Tho State reporter 10 pe an
attorney and couBsclloratlsw OF at least ten year
and shall hold for five years or Until MS succe
appointed and shall receive compensation 10 " NA'1
law. .,o, o, tho Com.
your committee desires to call the attention ot ''o ,
mission 10 the evils now existing in the matte? o'
,h dcclsioos Of the cours this state ana te hoe"
for radical reform in this respect by tAe a'op'o
system which shall th" appointment VI ' .ho
ncrson who .hall be responsible 10 inc po'ps ,oh
oo,t o all the courts and the desirsoility ot ~
.r on,ointod and controlled by competent autH"iI'J "
,h manner a. 20 enable both the bench anu Va. - -
rcricscntcd. This is moro particularly, a. " ,s ono
matter for legislative enactment puI u' SUN ,1 nd
.hi,h sbould be fully considered by this Oom"''"' ~
~ aa.,ors made as % the method to be purSueu ~
,, out auy constitutional provision which may ~
adopted. - ,do-,,ion ,he matter
your committee has had under cohsiur,".'o Cont -
-, ,,ho,l,ioc tbe Legislature - establish N'u's "
m t,,rtiaIlv the powers and duties now CON
- -. law upon the Commission OF Chains III" WV" d
addfonal ,owcrs and duties as may Dc o1 ,ha,
o, and ask leave make TURNER rep'' W
question at future Day ,,auced and continued
IL il recommended SeHti"' ~ "
follows - po.ce and other judicial
oc,cs rroyidcd for in this article. IN oHce WV"
article shall take effect. shall hou '''"
untu the expiration OF their terms .,. .o,r,i,
"',' w. ,,,o s,hccts were considered by your commit
ore renored to :he Commission for It's final aeton
' az a'u T, ,osoluton offered by Commissioner wright
1n courts Of record the agreement OF Ten o. noro
and in courts OF record the agreement "t Nv -
-. shau constitute verdict OF trial Jury.
SscsndTo put County Judges upon the same fo'thR a
- ~ .he Court Of Appeals 10 practising law ana
acting as referees 49,. a.. ..o.,io ., rho
Thld-The subject Of submitting u me peop" ~ Wv
o,o time the amendments proposed by this C"hWiss'o"
80, 10 ,hr,l,ted the question whether judges or justices
shall be elected or appointed, was provided BY Section
IL, Article o.