Evening journal., 1892-03-04

They Refsse to Remove John ,TersmIah
Mabeney Biggs Wants TIRE Lists.


They Refsse to Remove John ,Tersmiah
Mabeney- Biggs Wants TIRE Lists.
Levy Court reconvened at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The Republican
members felt much be-. ter b'csuse they
had been assured by e. q. Bradford hat
the costs Of the injunction fund could be
paid out of the county funds.
The afternoon was spent in putting on
names, and there was not ripple o. tx.
element, but the Republican member
decided to fix the tax rate upon tho basis
OF what they considered legal names
Levy Court reconvened at 10 o'clock
this morning. Bach was there, Mabaffy
was there, aud the company was there.
They were determined to put on, even n
they could not strike oil. and the ante
room was filled with men who wanted so
train under Bsch's banner
HICKMAN KNOCKED OUT.
The FIRST work Of the Big Six was to
knock out Commissioner Hickman. For
several days John jeremiah Mahouey, an
ardent young Republican, and q com
panion, whose name sppears to be I'M
known. have been occupying Commissioner
Jolls's desk taking notes for the Republi.
can block book. Ever and anon John
jeremiah would arise and question per-
sons who applied to be placed on the
lists
Commissioner Hickman and the Demo
cratic members, remembering how a re-
porter had been rebuked for going within
the railing Of the sacred altar. Thought
1t would be nothing more than
right for John Jeremiah to
be treated to the same dose. He
arose and moved that John jeremiah
and his companion be relegated to the re-
porters' table. After some discussion
this motion was voted down. much to
the qualification Of the reporters who do
not want any John jeremiah In theirs
NAMEs PLACED ON THE LIST
The following names were placed on
the list:
First Ward-Robert B wilkins
vouched for by James Hitchlns; Charles
| h. Johnson, colored, vouched for by A.
B. Mcpherson johnson.
Second Ward-Charles Norris. colored,
vouched for by A. B. Mcpherson John
son: William Gears, colored. vouched for
~ U S Marshall Mahaffy; Thomas
Henry Griffin and jobs Green, colored.
vouehed for by d O. Mahrffg; Nathaniel
W. Short. vouched for by David White
sell; Arthur j. Cuff. colored, Youehed for
by James Hitchinss
Third Ward-James McMullin, viii
liam R. Fraime, Robert A Craig. colored.
William Stevenson. coloTed. Speneer
Williams. coloFed, Caleb Jenkins, colored,
vouched for by d. Conner; Andres
Tates, colored, vouched for by James
Hitchins
Fourth Ward-Jacob Derrick, colored,
vouehed FOR by A B. Nc Pherson johnson
Willard T. Russ II, David NJ Shaw,
Charles c. Riley, William P. Erhardt,
vouched for by James Hitchins
Fifth Ward-Robert W. Waters,
colored, vouched for by w. Y Swiggett :
Chrales T. Williams, vouched for by
Francis 3. Bradley Alexander p Fother.
gill, Frank E Janvier, Israel H. Jefferis
colored, Harry A. Beeson, vouehed
for by Marshal Mahsffy Samuel A. Lit
tie, vouched for by d. b. Conner; MARI
Moore. colored, vouehed for by james
Hitchins Horace Briscoe. colored, Rob
inson Briseoe, colored. George w. Maris
vouched for by f. w. Pierson.
Seventh William J. MoGonigal,
vouched for by John Ssyers
Eighth Wsrd-John w. Lewis, Frank
N. Cole, Charles NJ Leitch, vouchet
for by Francis S. Bradley, George
A. Henry, ohm n. Crookin.
back, vouched for by d. B. C,n
+ Der; William T Butler, colored, Johi
b. Hall. colored, Thomas Reed, col
ored, vouched for by A. B. Nc
/ Pherson Johnson; Adam Hinson
oolored, vouehed for by J. q. Harmer
John W. Sawdon, colored, JOSEPH
F. Pennington. colored. vOuoheC
for by Marshal Mahaffy; william
d. HolliDgshead, vouched for by J. B
Roberts; Willism D. Sparks, voucheC
for by James Hutchins.
Ninth WRri-Henry Richards, colored
vouched for by Marshal Mahsffy.
Eleventh Ward-Nspoleon Reed. col
. ored, vouched for By A. B. Mcpherson
Johnson.
Twelfth wsrd-samuel Comegys
( c1lored vouched for by Marsha
Mshaffy.
VOUCHER TAYLOR on HAND.
Voucher John Taylor Was In the cour
room this morning working up his boor
for commissioner against Assessor Hancs
RECEIVER DIcKEYs STAND.
Speaking Of his stand in ignoring til
certificates of Clerk Of the Peace Biget
Receiver Of Taxes John 7. Dickey said
Il will not give any man a recelP
whose name is not on my books. Wha
would do with the money! They ca
a get all the certificates they want to.
/ have not anything to do with that.
( WANTS TO HANG UP THE LISTS.
Clerk Of the Peace Biggs wants {
= hang up the lists and says that he wi
e call the matter to the attention Of tn
- Levy Court this afternoon.
. He and Mr.. Clark had lively war q
words this morning. Mr.. Clark made
remark that Mr. Biggs considered pei
sonal, and he resented IL very quickly.
Z Slavery vs.. Rum aud Its Powers.