Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-27
COUNCIL ORGANIZES.
Charles T., Grove Chosen President.
Republicans for other Of1ces.

Charles 3, Grove Chosen President.
Republicans for Other Omces.
{ COLUMBIA, March GA meeting Of
council was held this morning for the pur-
pose Of organizing. Members present
Messrs. Forry, Grove, Kim, Minich and
Fleming, Republicans; Charles, Jackson
and Wilson, Democrats. Absent, Mr..
Bennett. Mr.. Kim, temporary president,
was the chair. Mr.. Minich nominated
Chas. Z. Grove, and Mr.. Wilson nomi-
mated Newton jackson. Mfr. Grove was
elected president by vote of five TO
three. The salaries of all employees were
6xed at the same as previous year.
8. A. Bockius, Republican, and Geo. w.
Schroe Ter, Democrat, were nominated for
clerk. Bockius was elected by vote Of
8 to 8. A. J. Kaufman, Republican, aud
VIM. B.. Given, Democrat, were nomi.
mated for solicitor. Mr.. Kaufman was
elected by a vote of 6 to 8. The First and
Columbia National banks were nominated
for treasurer. The First National bank
was chosen. DR.. L. w. Goerk was elected
borough regulator. n. Beinhour, Repub-
lican, and Adam Maxton, Democrat, were
nominated for supervisor. Beinhour was
elected by to votes. s. A.
Bockius, Republican, and II. Il.
for manager Of tho opera house. Bockius
was elected by vote of to 3. Harry
Clepper was unanimously elected assist
ant manager. Frank Metals. Repub-
lican, and George Briner, Democrat, were
nominated for marketmaster and janitor
Of the opera hoase. Metals was elected.
Jacob Tracy was elected stage carpenter
and George Young and Chas Liphart as
assistants. John c. Broome, Robert kilgore
and J. X. Smoker, Republicans, were nomi-
mated for policemen at tho opera house.
Wendell Rankey, George Divel and John
Mcbride, Democrats, were also nominated.
The former were elected. r. j. NJ. Little
was elected clock winder.
President Grove appointed the follow
ing standing committees: Finance, Forty.
Bennett, Minich property, Kim, Flem
ing, Wilson /; highway, Minich, Forty,
Kim market, Fleming, Kim, Jackson
light and water, Wilson, Charles, Forry
Are, Bennett, Minich, Charles; sanitary
and police, Charles, Jackson, Fleming
law and ordinance, Jackson, Wilson, Ben
nett.
Tho remains of Samuel II. Warfel, who
was killed on the railroad, were taken to
Highville this morning for interment.
The following officers were elected last
night by Orion Lodge, No. $40, /. o. o. F.:
Noble grand, J. L. Purple; vice grand, IL.
h. Kaufman; secretary, Chas. L. Filbert /;
assistant, 4. +. Eager; treasurer, George
w. Schroeder; trustee, NJ. II. Smith.
Osceola Tribe, No. IL, Degree Of Pocahon-
tas, elected the following officers last night:
Prophecies, Mrs. A. l.. Youtz; Pocahontas,
Mrs. p. Metzger; Wenona, Mrs. J. Brumer;
Powhatan, Jacob Brumer; keeper of
records, Mrs. L. Clark assistant, w. II.
Ms,kley; keeper Of wampum, George
MUIR; trustees, Jacob Brumer, w. G.
Stone.
Martha Casweil, u three year daugh-
ter II John Caswell, on Plano street, died
this morning from diphtheria. The funeral
win be held on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
A delegation Of Lieut.. VIM. Childs Post,
No. 228 Of Marietta, brought the body of
Dennis Riley, o. that place, to town this
morning. The remains wero taken to
Esston for interment,
Len. ana Fred. Waller, the well known
pilots, took two large river boats down the
river this morning. The trip from the raft
chutes to the bay will be made in four
hours.
Officer Morrison arrested Chas. and Cath
crime Miller, Of York, this morning and
sent to Jail for ten days each. The couple
were In town and were drunk and disor-
derly. Squire Evans committed them.