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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

speclAI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HAzstte and journal
DOVER April i5.---Giesar Rodney Coun
ell, No. s, ,Ir. q. L. A. NJ, was instituted
present from Wilmington, Middletowna and
Harrington, and officers Of the Grand
Lodge of the state attended Gustav
Bachrack Of Philadelphia, made an ad-
dress on the principles of the order. The
council starts with 40 charter members
The officers elected are Harry T. Brock
som, Jr,. L. G.; Frank Wingule, G.; John
tor Is. + simmons. ,Ir. Warden; aWrenee
". Clark, o. s.; Joseph w. Waller, |. s..
William T. Forklim, Recording Secretary;
a. Steine, Assistant; Clarence ". Hopkins,
Financial Secretary; ID. 5. Butler, Orlando
Rust and John Bell. Trustees. The regular
meetings will be held Thursday nights.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
HEDDING AT VIEW CISTLE.
Samuel L. Landers and Miss Ellen NJ
Barry Married in ST. Peters II. c


Snmnet bhnutTs ami AtIlSh W.
Barry Married in ST. Peters II. C..
Church.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
NEW CASTLE, April lS,-St. Peters Il, G.
Church was the scene Of pretty wedding
this morning, when Road Commissioner
Samuel r. l.anders, one Of the leading
farmers Of this section, and Miss Ellen NJ.
Barry, daughter of William Barry, q
prominent New Castle hundred farmer,
were united in matrimony,
The bridal party entered the church at
precisely 8 O'clock, to the strains of Men
t!alssohns wedding march as performed
ON the organ by Miss Pauline II. Rogers
and proceeded TO the altar where the Rev.
+. l.. Brady performed the ceremony, in
the midst OF a special service OF nuptial
mass.
William V. Dilahunt Of Chester, Pa,
acted as groOmsman. and Miss Mary White
of West Chester Pa, who Wore cream
henrietta was bridesmaid,
The bride was attired III neat costume
of brown henrietta, with trimmings, and
looked quite charming. The church was
filled to the doors with relatives and friends
OF the contracting parties.
After the wedding the bride and groom
were hastily driven to the home II the
bride parents, where a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served and reception
held.
After all extended honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs I.auders will take up their home on
tile farm Of Mrs. l.andcrs, ABOUT two miles
from this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
NO LIouOR AZ nnrDG EvIALE.
End of IA Long aud Interesting Fight for :,
Liquor License for the Hotel ROYAL.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette aud journal
BRrnGEvIhLE, April l5.-'ihc worst
liquor fight ever on record in Sussex
county has been settled and Bridgeyillc is
yet to remain temperance town, as it has
been for the past T. years.
j. Frank Ihawley, after n law suit with
the former occupant of Hotel Royal, be-
came in possession and at once secured
signers for fractional license until the
present session Of court. At that time
Alfred l.. Robinson, now deceased, was
his attorney. \ hearing was to hare been
given on January 10Th, but on that nay
Mr.. Robinson was appointed Chief Justice
and resigned the case to Edward D..
Hearnc. In about two weeks the applica-
ton for the fractional license was heard
before Judge Cullen, and after Il lengthy
consideration was refused.
Immediately Mr.. rhawley began solicit
ing signers for the petition which was pre-
Sented before the court yesterday. Twenty
five Of Hridgevilles most influential eli,
lcns voluntarily went To Georgetown To-
| day, with two long remonstranCes. and
presented them to the court. The result
was the court refused to grant Mr.. Ihuwlcy
the license.
II isnot known what course Mr., Thawley
will pursue now, nor in what business lie
will engage. He has had possession ot
Hotel ROYAL since about january l5Uh but
has never opened it for public business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20


CAMDrN. ~ g., April l4.-John Hill,
colored. was hanged here this morning
for murder
The drop fell at 1874 o'clock, and death
quickly followed.
SHOT HIS MAN FROM AMBUSH.
John Hill, a colored lad Of 10 years, 5
feet in height and weighing los pounds,
shot and killed Joseph Bodson, aged 81
years, and also colorcd, October 10th last.
Hill and Dodson had quarrellcd over poll
tics. They were frequenters of u saloon
run by Albert ReedIand Marwood Derrick
son, both colored. They were in the place
the night before the murder and at l
o'clock, sunday morning, Hill secretly
took a revolver from the till and went out.
He hid behind tree and when Dodson
passed shot him down.
The murderer then returned the revolver
and told what he had done. He was
captured the same afternoon and madef
confession i'll which he declared that ReeH
and Derrickson had hired him to commit
the deed for u compensation of $3.50, an
promised to get him off should he
arrested. Reed and Derrickson we
arrested as aGcomplices.
Hill was convicted and sentenced to be
hanged and recently, when all hope of
reprieve had vanished, told his spiritual
advisor, the Rev. James IL. Scott, that he
alone was responsible for Dodson's death,
and that his story duplicating the saloon
keepers was a lie out Of the whole cloth.
Reed aud Derrickson had previously been
acquitted of the charge rs the murderers
original story was dscrcdited.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
CITY COUSGIL.
A short Session Thursday Night--Baiiin
Kelley's Absence Explained.

Kelley's Absence Explained.
Twenty of the 80 minutes that City Coun-
Gil was iii session Thursday evening were
devoted to the reading of the minutes of
the preceding meeting. In the absence of
President Benson Mr.. Mckelvey presided.
James c. simpson served as bailitf pro tenn.
The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the absence of Bailiff Kelley
reported that "on April 4th he employed
man to take his place while he went
cunning thinking he would be home the
next day, but he was taken sick and was
not able to be i'll his place Thursday even
ing, April 9Th. lie admits overlooking his
duty and promises that he will not absent
himself again without getting the consent
of the chairman of the public buildings
committee and will report to the same,
who will discharge the duties of his office
during his absence In consideration of
| the above your committee recommends
that the bailiff be excused" The report
was unanimously adopted.
| The city treasurer reported S45.62l. 70 in
| Union National Bank to the credit of the
citys current expenses, and Sl,236.60 in
each of the four depository banks TO the
| same credit, making u total deposit of
| so, 56S.15. He also reported the following
receipts From. the depository banks,
| 10000, funds transferred to Union Ma
| tional Bank; from Collector Mitchell, 5000
and $3.50, city and school taxes for 1891
and 1892. respectively; From collector
savers, $500, city and school taxes for 1892.
The city auditor certified to the correct
ness Of the accounts of the city treasurer.
To the law and finance committees was
referred d communication from John
Bader. asking that he be refunded the capt.
tation tax for 1892 paid by him. He
stated that he has been unable to do
manual labor for several years and did
not nay tax in 1890 or 1881
Communication from George H.
Boughman, asking that the bond given
by him while he was chief engineer of the
City Surveying and Engineering Depart
ment he cancelled, was referred to the
bonds, law and finance committees.
Mr. Ross gave notice of the introduction
of an ordinance creating an extraordinary
appropriation for the Board of Police
Commissioners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
STATE rIEEn RVS INSULATION.
1t Meets in This City--Srxt Meeting 10
be. meld in NeMark.

At the regularly monthly meeting of the
Delaware state Eiremen's Association last
week, two hours were occupied IN the
discussion Of the Fremen's Relief Fund.
1t was eventually decided that by the pay
ment Of the sum OF : each member would
be entitled TO benefits in case OF sickness,
disability or death.
A handsome new silver badge was
adopted by the association for the use
of members.
owing to the absence of John j. Mealcy,
chairman of the committee having i'll view
the preparations for the annual cunven-
ton and tournament in October, the cont
mittee reported progress. The matter will
be taken up At i future meeting. \ new
constitution and by.laws were adopted.
1t was decided to hold the next monthly
meeting tit Newark on the second Satur-
day in Nav
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
rEnFEcr nv rHEIR ATTENDANCE.
Public school Roll Of Honor Pupils for
The rive Months Ended March 3lst.

Pubiic school Roll of Honor Pupils for
the Five Months Ended March 3lst.
For Tie five months ended March 3lst.
III public school pupils-bS boys and 53
gir!s-werc perfect IN their attendance.
The roll Of honor pupils we're as follows;
st school No. 1--Dayid Mills Henry
Carbcrry, Robert Blodwe!l, Berthd Min
nick, Reba Garwoad, Mary Eisler.
No. 2--lorrcst Pyle,
No, William Kessler, William Willis,
Anna Applegatr
No. I-Jesse Murphy, Mabel Price,
Josephine Phillips Elsie kantner, P.eria
Cantwel, Elsie Carter, Myrtle Miller,
Katie Quigley. Annie White. Sadie Taylor,
Harry leese, Fred T. Steward, Harlan J..
liuzine, William y, King Clarence s.
McCauley.
No. 6--Mitbel Hyrons, Alfaretta stapler,
Linton Coylc.
No. 7--1oseph Hughes, Blanche Coch-
ran, Nellie Hartman, John Eisler.
No. s-Warren Ward, Laura O'Neal
Annie Hill. John Clark, Katie Detwcler
Eta Reeves, Maggie llazclett, Willie
Sparks.
man Botllllm, Elmer Vernon.
No. lO-Fannie Brown, Blanche Grubb,
Thomas riernay, Harry pfeffer, Bertha
lowering.
No Truth A. loft, Mary McLaugh-
lin, Frank Doran, Eugene Toner, John
Mutual.
No. l2--Joseph Mousley, Harry James,
Emily Bossert, Samuel l. Chadwick,
| Minnie Grimes.
No. l3--Iohn Donahoe, Julia Dinneen,
| James Medley, Estella Brown, Bertha
Smith, Katie Kelley.
No li-Ella August, Ruth Pyle, Nellie
| Smith.
No. 15--William Rittenhouse, Phares
| Eckman, Carrie Ieyker, Bertha Ieager,
| Chester Banta, Thomas Donahoe, William
4 Friedrich, Alfred Croney, Walter Light
cap Andrew Rambo, Harry kohlbeCker,
Serena Mabel Munda, John Donohoe, John
| Doughton, George Point, Elva Wright
| William II. Craig.
No. l6-Grace Il. Bailey, Emma Gray
Lille Willy, William II. smith, Edith NJ
Cullard, Cecilia J. James.
No. l7--Elzey Taylor Richardson, Elsie
NJ. Fennemorc.
No. l9-Walter p. barley Charles Il
Mikessill, Bertha b, Ford, Allen Curlett
Belle Elinor Blair,
No. 20-Marv T. Baer, Eugene p. Swarlz
Willie Cox, Willard Lloyd, Harry Walters
Wilmer Smith, Mamie Brestow, Charles
| lI;Jourdan Edna L.Kirk, Howard Dawson
Milton Moon.
No. 2l--Samuel Adams.
No. 22-Mary Mabel Baker.
No. 25-Willie Jones, Rosa SPAIN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
OPENING THE CRY C4MP4IGM.
Organization of the Democrats Thursday
night at the y. NJ. ID. q. Rooms for the


Night at the y. NJ. ID. q. Rooms for the
Approaching Municipal Campaign.
The rooms ofthe Young Mems Democratic
Club were thronged Thursday night by n
gathering that packed the club rooms and
filed the passageways. The meeting was
in response 10 the call of the chairman OF
the City Democratic Association for organ
izaton for the coming municipal cam
pnign. The business on hand was to elect
new officers for the association, also the
necessary committees. and temporary
chairman of the various wards, whose
duty it will be to call the voters together
in their separate wards and elect perma-
nent ward charmen and delegates TO the
city executive committee.
The meeting was called to order by Col.
John NJ. Newell, the outgoing chairman
of the association. The following commit
tee Was elected to report Officers, for the
City Democratic Association for the ensu-
ing year. John +. Dulan, James Jackson,
DIV, Mullin, Frank Sewer, w. A. Kelley,
John Carney, William Gosneil, james i.
Dcyliu, Edward Knight, w. A. Shields, h.
j, Newell, w. Il. Long.
The committee reported the following
nominations, which were adopted
President, John r. Doiam Secretary, w.
A. Kelley Treasurer Martin Ferry.
The following were appointed to call
meetings i'll the various wards for the pur-
pose OF completing the city organization {:
First ward Vs. j. Parker second James
Jackson, Third, Frank Kane; Fourth,
John j. O'Hara; Fifth, James McGlinchy;
sixth, W, Il. Bryan seventh :. y. Smeltz;
Eighth, John Mclaughlin; Ninth, James
I6dsson Tenth, Alfred Hanna; Eleventh,
William Scott Twelfth William Il. Long
Committee to Report Municipal Candi-
datcs-,lamrs McGllnrhy, NJ. D. Murphy
and J. j. Mullin
Committee On Room-JameS McGlinehy,
John l. Dckey and Edward Knight.
The association adjourned to meet to-
night ~ the y. NJ. II. Z. rooms At 5 o'clOck.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Observation-Disclosures OF Gu2ett0 and journal
NEWARK, April l5,--An alarming NOR
tally has prevailed during tho past week
among the horses on John L. Lewis farm
below the p, w, & b. station no less than
five horses having succumbed to peculiar
disease with symptoms indicative of in.
tlammation Of the brain or meningitis,
although the veterinarians, DIR. II. l.. Ewes
OF Wilmington. and DR.. Leonard Pearson
of the University of Pennsylvania, who
have been in attendance on the ANIMALS,
have not as yet given name 10 the
disease. All Of the victims save one, "A
mule, were colts under five years old and
at present two more are down and their
death is also expected. The symptoms
are great weakness and an inability to eat
or drink,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Knirhts Templar Demonstration.

St, Johns Commandery, X. H., is
preparing to observe Ascension Day,
May 1lth, on big scale. AS yet the ar
rangcments are in crude state The
demonstration will be held At night in
vice Of song. Grace Orchestra will fun
nish instrumental music and Thomas
Benson and w. j. Parry will have
charge Of the vocal music Vice presi-
dent Adlai Stevenson has accepted an
invitation to be present provided he is
not detained III Chicago. Friends Of thu
eommandery will be invited and the
public will be admitted by card,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

nr. Swithin Chandler Of this city was
married Thursday 10 Miss Elizabeth u.
Sargent Of Camden y. j. The wcdding
parents, No. ll3 henson street and was At.
tended is the inmc Late relatives Of the
contracting couple. The Rev. NJ. L, Davis,
formerly ul this city, 0tiicated. Charles
H. Dubell was best man and Miss Harriet
sargent maid Of honor. The march,
from "Lohensrn, was played on harp
and violin. The bride wore white SILK
gown, with veil, and carried Bride roses.
while the maid Of honor Was cpstumed in
cream swiss and carried daisies. A recep.
tIon followed the ceremony. Or. and Mrs.
Chandler will reside ut No. Coz Delaware
avenue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

II. i. Duiland, whose home is at No.
511 South Jackson street, an empioye
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Bal
timore railroad station, was seriously If
not fatally injured Friday by being
Jun over by an engine. Dutland had
finished his work in the round house,
and was on his way home, walking
along the track, when he was knocked
down and run over by u road engine,
crushing his right leg above the knee.
He was taken to the Delaware Hospital.
lie is in critical condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
DANCE " .SEIEORD.



the Young Men of thu Town.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette aud Journal
STAFFORD, April l3-The youEg men gave
their after Easter hop in Conlbuurn's hall
Tuesday night. The affair was one Of the
most enjoyable ever given and was re.
markable for the handsome and varied
toilcttcs worn by the ladies. The dancing,
with Oglesby's Orchestra, began at O'clock;
at l. a midnight supper was served after
which dancing was continued until .
O'clock The putronesses We're Mrs. II, NJ.
Wright, Mrs. j. j. Ross and Mrs. IL. Z.
Pennington. Hugh Martin,.Jr aud Frank
Coulbourn were tloor managers.
Among those in tho large assembly
were: Miss Lucy Satteriield and Miss
Mary SAtterlield, Greensboro, Md; Miss
Bert Officer, Mrs. H. NJ Stack,
fredericksburg Md; MIR, Marvil, Miss llar.
riett Maryil, Georgetown; Mrs. Dr. Hitch,
Victor Hitch, Laurel; Lee liirsch, Edward
Brown, Milford; Mr.. Hollis, Camden; Mis-,
olive Jacobs, Miss Corrine Ricords, Mis-
Frances Nandenburg, Fred Ricards, John
Vandenburg, Miss Name Jacobs, j, Edgar
Layton, X. Oliver Cannon +. H. Wiley,
Bridgeville Miss Mary Lee Phillips, Mis-
Annie Shipley, Miss AIDA Phillips, Miss
Laura Locates, Miss Erva scott, Mis-
Sallie Porter. Miss Ida Cannon, Miss Gus
Porter, Miss Lillian Wright Miss Linda
Stevens, Miss Lillian McMetlly, Mrs
Greenabaum, Miss Scott, Miss Jennie
Dawson, Miss tireeabaum. MIR. and Mrs
William NJ. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs. A, II. Lord Mr.
and Mrs. 5, NJ. 'rruitt, Messrs. Harlan
Wallace, John lIerant, rhoma, Scott, Jr.
Joseph CoulbOurn, Edward Martin, Frank
CoulSourn, Hugh Martin, Walter Donoho
Charles Robinson, Branch Wainwright
Thomas Wright, George NJ. Eddy, lame'
I
Wood stevens, Frank Shipley, Georg,
Fields, Seaforl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
A TRfBUgE or RESPECT.
Sons Of Delaware Honor the Memory
the Late Chief Justice Comegys.

tle LATE Snlel Justice COineSSs.
The Sons Of Delaware Of philadel-
phia, at a recent meeting, adopted the
following
WHEREAS, The Sons of Delaware of
Philadelphia sensible Of the loss which
they in common with the people of the
state of Delaware, have sustained in the
death of the late Chief Justice Joseph r.
Comegys, who for 50 many years filled so
exalted an office with purity of motive, in
tegrity Of purpose, and with all the quail
ties and greatness of intellect which ii de-
mnnded and
WHEREAS He has left behind him the
example OF a pure, honorable life, elevated
thought and great love of his native State
of Delaware; be it therefore,
ReSo'ged, That this minute be made of
record by the sons OF Delaware of rhila-
delphia and that copy Of the same,
signed by its officers and attested by the
secretary, be transmitted TO his family and
also copy be sent to the press of Della
ware,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
Meeting of council Committees.

Wednesday, Park Commissioner Candy
suggested the Purchase vi land between
Jackson Van BGren ana NuwascL streets
and }randywine race for parl, purposes.
The price asked for the property l. $4,000.
The proposition WIS fayorubly received.
The police committee received from the
Board Of Police Commissioners TN estimate
Of the sum ii will need next year, The
amount is ST. 300, The finance committee
received an estimate Of what the Board of
Directors uf the street ami Sewer Depart-
mcmt will need. The amount, including
the . per cent increase, is 4 tribe over
Sl3S,9O0. A special committee received
from Bailiff Kelley an explanation Of lis
recent absence. Ii is thought Council will
not take any action untaSurablc To him,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The referee case Of John w. Simmons
vs.. Richard 5. Marion was heard Thursday
in the court house. NJ. b. l}urris appeared
for the defendant and John Biggs for the
farm in Blackbird hundred agreeing to
give simmons one.third Of the proceeds,
which the latter claims he did not do. A
decision in favor Of Marion was rendered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The Jug PrOtectOr and the BrltlsR bark
Ethel which she had i'll tow, bound up
from the Delaware Break water, collided
Friday III the lower Delaware river,
The Protector suddenly stopped, and the
Ethets momentum could not ne checked
until She had nearly diSmanllcd the ting.
rhe Protectors masts were snapped OIL,
and the bulwarks and pilot house crushed
III by the bark. Despite the fact that the
tug was almost disabled She soon stretched
the hawser taut and anchored the vcSs2!
safety il the port Of Philadelphia. 1t will
require considerable expense TO make the
tug again fit for service. The Ethel was
loaded with full cargo OF sugar from Rio,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20
An EXECUTION IN CAMDEN
John Hill. a Colored Youth,
Hanged for Murder.
SHOT HIS VICTIM FROM AMBUSH
And Tried to Implicate Others
in the Crime.

said He Had Been Induced by Two Col-
ored saloon Keepers TO Commit the
Murder in Consideration of S2.5O--He
Afterwards Admitted That This State.
ment Was 4 Lie.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

The contract for the erection Of 81.
,losephs Catholic School Tor Colnred
Orphans, on French street, between Ninth
ana Tenth, was ON "Wednesday signed by
Reed 4 Brother. The cost OF the structure
Mil be Slo.oeu.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-20

Piles permanently cured; 40 pain, DIR
Reed, 10 South 18th street. Philadelphia,
Send for circular,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
SOLDIERS HOME, July 26.

AVs
Col. Clough and wife made a flying
visit to the home this week. The coll
onel was pleased with the progress of
all the work done at the home, and
vas especially pleased with the har-
mony existing between the members
of the home and the Leavcnworth de-
tail, and he said the men from Leav-
enworth had improved faster than
he anticipated they would. Capt. Me-
grew and Gen. knipe were compli-
mented for their united management,
which seems to move along almost
without discipline.
Today Is scrub day at the home and
Sergeant Mayo is supreme in command
of all the men and mops.
Matron Megrew Mrs. Maj. Campbell
and Chas. Frankie took sh- Elkhorn
last evening for the east, Mrs. Megrew
going to her old home in eastern Da-
katota, Mrs. Campbell to Chicago aud
MIR. Frankie, invalid, returns to his
people liz Chamberlain, and Is accom-
panied by MIR. Miller, as nurse.
NJ. Y. Smith of troop 3, 9th q. S.
cavalry at Fort Robinson, Neb., being
on a %furlough, four to six months, has
kindly consented to serve as ward
master in the hospital during his term
of furlough. MIR Smith is kind and
efficient nurse, and the patients in
the hospital are fortunate to have his
care.
John Hart and Levi Summary re-
turned home. They have been away
on furlough.
James Scott of Hill City. Co. B, 7tt
Kansas cavalry, was admitted TO the
home yesterday.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-28
OFFICIAL plREcroRy.

CITY.
Mayor-J. D. Dickover.
COuncilmen-W. j.. Mcgowan, Pres. of the
council. First ward, Henry Marty, liobt. Mill
ran; second ward, r. f. Conner, w. j.. Mcgowan;
third ward, JOS. Vincent, Ed. Mollring; fourth
ward, Thos. II. Wells, L. s. Ellsworth.
Attorneys. L. Wilson.
Auditory. G. Dickover.
Treasurer Edmund Petty.
Marshal-Charles Roe.
Police Judge-M. l.. Kanablc.
Night police-c. Curtis and True Parsons.
COUNTY.
Auditor--W. W. Smithson.
Treasurer-James Bradley.
Sheriff Il. w. Blakey.
Clerk of court--W. l. Judkins.
Register uf deedo-E. :. Kelley.
States Observation-Disclosures Kellar.
Superintendent of schools-L. ID. Brooke.
Suryeyor-Willis Sawyer.
Assessnr-J. a. Ball.
County judge-L. $. Gull.
Coroner-W. ]. COlvert.
Commissioners. s. Noodle, chairman, j. II
White, W. b. Craven.