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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
CHIEF or ro4cG SALE.

Nptioc is hereby given that by Virtue
Of Aswarrant for To- cotton uf a de-
l'nuucnt asses Vn,pt .or tho Improvement
IN the city of Astoria, oregon, tcwit;
Hold ktrcoL from forjy.urcond to Fot ~
Il IN e,rcpt duly '.sued by ne tua tor
aud police Judge of said city, hy .dircc-
ton uf tho common council uf said city,
sAid warrant being dated the lith day OF
October. lNS, to mo ''"7 'tcd, ana the
Nagcssment on which specified amounting
of per cent per Qnnum from the 3lst day
VI March iSM and h,iug against the
following named persons towiti
Il. Marion and H. Mccormack,
owner OF the following described real
property towl, lot@, block s, Us sub
DIVIDED In the Port OF ypper Astoria,
Ne' laid out ana recorded hy John Adair
ana also against said dcscrlbod prupcrty,
aud which warrant commands mo to
make levy upon and sale OF said de-
acrhed property, IN order to satisfy said
warrant aud said assessment and to-
wetncr with the lntCrcsi thereon and tho
costa and expenses OF said sale, and
pursuant 20 said wurulnt ana the COM
mnnds therein contained ! did, on tho
l1th day of November 1898, duly levy
upon the above described real pronerty,
nnd Will, on the 10th day of December,
1915, at the hour OF II o'clock In the
forenoon of said day. at the court house
door, towlt, the entWnce ot salu court
house ON Eighth street In the, city OF
ASTORIA, County Of Clatsop, state OF
at public auction to tho highest bidder
| for cash In u, 3. gold coin, to satisfy
sald assessment, the Interest thereon and
| the costs and expenses OF sale NJ
aforesaid, and the accrulng costs,
DATED at Astoria, oregon, the nth day
" '''' u. HAuLUCK,
Chief Of Police OF Astoria, oregon.
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Notice In Hetrhy given that by virtue
~ a warrant fuf tlu collection ~ ID dc.
llnuuent ntAirsmrnl fn' iliA lnprsvrTini
in the city ~ Asinfl1, oregon, l1Hli
liond street from Foriy.ugcond 10 Fnriy.
nflh street duly iunurd by the auditor
aud police Judge NJ said rllyl ~ .dlrrc'
ton n tho vnmma1 council uf said city,
said Nufrnnt hrlnE datri Tho i'm dAy ~
october. iqs, "a mo dlrcrlnd ana The
hHnnarinrni un whsh uuHrinrd amounting
~ I prr coat pcr annum from tho ilhi day
~ March, ikG6 ana bciug MninHi the
rOllUWlnr named 'ofHppH, toWli'
H. Marion and n Mccormack.
owner N tho following described real
properly tuWili lot n, blufk b. 90 sub
divldyd IN tho Port .of Upptr Astoria
aH laid out ana recorded by John Adalt,
ana also against said drarfib0l property
urd whrh warrant commands mo 10
make levy upnn and sale NJ said de-
hcfhrd properly. N order lp satisfy SAN
WaTmnl aud nald Assessment aud Co..
gather with the inlurtet thereon and tho
costs and expenses NJ said sale. ana
pursuant 10 said warrant ana tho com
fnands ihrruin contained, I dll. on tho
18th day " N0yumbur iAA. dulY levy
upon tho alluyc described foil property.
hni ! will on tho 18th DAY ~ December
iWs. al the hour NJ n o'clock IN the
forenoon ~ said day, ht tho court house
door. tuwit. the entrance NJ Hald Couri
house on Eighlh street. In Tie clv u
astoria. County ~ t1aia0p hiato of
oregon soil said dcAcribrd roai property
"a public auction 60 the hlghohi bidder
for cash IN a. r. gold coin, ~ satisfy
said aaarHamcnt tho lhtrfcn, thereon. ANA
the costs and expenses NJ nalo 40
Aforesaid. and tho nrcf1ilnK costs.
Dated at Astoria, oregon tho iIih dA
~ November. iHs
" ttAt.tDCk.
Chltf of Police of Astoria. oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
CHIEF or roLicE SALE.


Nluce IL hereby given that by virtue
~ warrant Tor thn cole liou of dc,
lnuurnt assessment 'of thi ,mnruvemt nj
In the city ~ Asinrla OREGON 'tWt
rhnd street. from forty.Hrco1d 10 Forty
NTH street duly irsl~d bv tho aud tor
ilon Of tho common council of said city
said wurmrt being datnd the Eth day Of
October lVH. tu no dlrw'icd, ana The
assessment on wh'ch fncclu"d amounting
20 s. 90 with interest thereon ht the rate
OF per cont per annum from tho Dist day
~ March 1890. and being AGAINST the
following named pcrao" towit:
H. Marion and H. Mccormack,
owner NJ tho followln described real
pruprrty. tuwii. lot =. block = nH sub
divided In tho Port ot Topper Astoria,
Hn laid out and recorded by John Adnlr,
nni also against said dcrcrlbcd property.
and Which warrant commands mo 10
make levy upon anu sale o. rAd dc.
ucrihrd property IN Ordcr 10 satisfy fhd
warrant and said nFHr~smvnt ana To-
Rcther With the lmcrvel theron gnd thg
pursuant TO said wurmnl and the COM
nthnda therein contained, ! dld on the
18th day NJ November iNN duly levy
upon tho above described real property,
nnd | viii on the 10th day NJ December,
forenoon ci aaid day, AZ tho court house
door. towlt; the cntINncc NJ nAid court
huuRr ON Eighth street IN tho city of
Astoria, County OF ClatHon state OF
oregon acll said described real property
nj public auction. 90 The highest hlducr
for cash. In u, 4. gold coin, To satisfy
pnid assessment the interest thereon ana
tho costs and expenses OF sale ~
aforesaid. and the NccrIlng costs,
Dated ~ ASTORIA oregon tho li'h dhy
VI ''' r. HALLoCK.
chief Of Police of Astoria, oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
ENDED HIS TROUBLES.

BUTTE. Nov. i1-James Bruce Simp-
son, untll recently deputy collector of
internal revenue at this place, was found
dead in his room this morning, with a
partly used bottle OF morphine near him.
He heard his wife had started suit for
divorce. This. with inability TO secure
employment, is supposed to have pro-
NOTED tho deed, Deceased was a grad
uate of the university Of Edinburgh and
was one Of the best read men in the
west
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
cHIEr OF POLL ,n SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF u warrant for the COLLECTION OF a do
lNQuenl osseSsment for the Improvement
IN the, city OF Astoria Oregon, towit
Duane street, from Thirty-ftth to Thirty
seventh street duly issued by the audito-
and police Judge OF said city, by direc-
tion OF the common council OF said city,
said warrant being dated the INT day OF
October. 1898, to me directed, and the
assessment ON which specified amounting
to $l20 with interest thereon at the rate
Of per cent per annum from the 3lst day
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
WILL MEET IN Nrw YORK.

WASHINGTON. Nov line war in
yostlgating commission adjourned this
afternoon to meet in New .ork tomor-
row. After concluding the work in New
York the commission will proceed TO
Bo n. and. returning. will stop at Pnil-
adelphla. 1t is also expecteu a number
Of witnesses win be called after the re-
turn to Washington. and, II the commits
sion does not 10 to Cuba, some person
there will be asked TO come mere.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
CHIEF or POLICE SALE.


Notice is hereby giyel that by virtue
~ warrant for the collection ~ q de-
lin Iucnt assessment for thr Improvement
IN tho city Of Astoria oregon. iOvit:
Duane street. from Thlrty-hfh 20 tn rty-
grygnth street duly issued by the auditor
and police Judge of sald city. by direc-
tiQn Of tbs common council Of said city.
anid warrant being dated the Int day Of
October 1898. 10 me directed. and the
uHF"Hafneri on whch specified amounting
of per c,'i.t per annum from 3lAt day
~ March. iE5. and b'ang against the
following named person. iowlI
Katy Adnlr Welcher.
owner Of tho following described real
property. towit lot 3, block ~,
IN the Port OF Upper Astoria. 4.
a. laid out and recorded by John Adair.
and also AGAINST s1id drscr .Dcd property
and wh ch warrant commands me 20
sr"'''ed property. in order 10 ~ttisiy said
warrant and said assessment and to-
gcthcr with the interest thereon and the
costs and expenses Of said sale, ana
mHnda therein conta ned. ! did. on the
i4fh lay Of November % duly levy
upon the above described real pronerty,
ard / VIII on the 18th day Of December,
lNr. AZ the hour of II o'clock To the
forenoon ~ sud day. Ht the court house
Astoria. County of ClatrOp State OF
oregon sch snld described real property
az public auction 90 the highest bidder
Tor cash. IN T. $ gold coin TO satisfy
said assessment the interest thereon. and
the cost and expenses OF sale as
Aforesaid and the arcruing costs
Dated az Astoria. oregon. the 18th day
f. HALLoCK.
chief Of Police OF Astoria oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
cmIEF oF roLlcE sALE.


Notice il hersbv .yivcr that by virtue
~ "a warrant FOR the collection ~ de.
iirIucnt assessment Tor 'ha .mprpvcmcnt
IN the city OF Astoria, Oregon towit.
nond street fruIn FOrty-rccond 10 FCrty-
mn street. duly Issued y the auditor
ton OF tho common council CT said city,
said warrant being dated tho l1th day of
October. lNiH. TO nc dlrNtcd. ana the
nHsrNamen, on which specified amounting
% g. 20 with interest thereon al the rate
OF per cent per annum from the alst day
March, 1896. and being against the
following named person. towlt
n. Marion and II. Mccormack
owner OF tho following described real
property towit; lot 80, block s. aS sub
divided In the Port OF Upper Astoria,
aa laid out and recorded by John Aua!r
and also against said described property,
and which warrant commands mo TO
make levy upon and sale oi said de.
rcribcd property In order 10 satisfy said
warrant and said assessment and to-
gcihcr with the interest thereon and the
costs and expenses OF said sale, and
purAuant TO sad wOru1nt and the com
mnnds therein contained, ! did on the
18th day OF November. lNN duly levy
upon the above described real property
and / Will on the 10th day OF December,
lSN. a tie hour OF II o'clock In the
forenoon cf said day, at the court house
door, tow,t: the entrance OF said court
house. ON Eighth street In the, CITY o.
Astoria Spunty OF Shtsop' state OF
az public auction 20 the highest bidder
for cash. In u. S, gold coin. TO satisfy
said Assessment the interest thereon, ana
tho costs and expenses OF sale as
Aforesaid, and the uCCruing costs,
Dated at Astoria, oregon, the nth day
" Il. HALLoCK,
chief OF Police OF Astoria, oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
PRAIRIE FIRES RAGING,

sIOUN CITY. Iowa, Nov l1-ln Roek'
Brown and Dixon counties, Nebraska,
thousands of acres have been swept by
priarle fires and much grain, many barns
and several houses were destroyed.
In Gregory, Todd and Tripp counties,
South Dakota, the range is on fire ana
many cattle are reported lost settlers
nrc 6ghting the flames with poor success.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
cnIfr OF VOICE SALE.


Notice II hereby given that by virtue
of warrant for tho collection NJ n de-
lnqurnt asses urnt To- tho Improvement
IN the cay of Astoria oregon, tOWit.
llord street from Forty .accond to Forty
nfth street duly issued hy the auditor
and police Judge NJ said city, by dircc-
tiun ~ tho common CGincil of nald city,
said wjtrrani bcing dhtcd tho iiih day OF
Urtubrf. iNn. tn mo dlrv ted, ana the
assoc rmcnt on which specincd amounting
a. g. " with Interest thereon nt the rate
uf per cent Der annum irJm the alst day
~ - n ihgt and ''fng against the
following named persons tuwlt;
II. Marion and n, Mccormack
uwncr of tho following deacrlbcd real
property tuwtt. lot ~ bloch \, aA sub
divided IN the Port of Upper Astoria,
~ Laid out aud recorded by John Adair
and Witch warrant commands me TO
make levy upon and sale ui sD'f DO.
scribed properly, In order 10 satisfy said
warrant and said assessment and to-
gc,hcr with the intorwi thereon and the
coats aud expenses " said sale, ana
pursuant 10 said warrant and the COM
mandR therein cOntuncd. I did on tho
b,h day uf November, lNlN duly levy
upon the nbuve described real property,
and VIII ON the 18th dNy of Dcccmher
iNgS al the hour of II o'clock IN tho
forenoon of said day, at the court house
door. toNit, The entrance OF said court
house ON eighth street In the tliy OF
Astoria. County OF Clatop, state OF
oregon sell said described real property
Ut public auction tu the highest bidder
for cash In ". y. gold coin, to satisfy
said assessment tho Interest thereon, and
tho costs ana expenses vi sale as
aforesaid. ana the aCcrllng costs.
Dated at Astoria, oregon the i1lh day
W Y. HALLOCK.
chief OF Police OF Astoria, oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
CHIEF OF POLICE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF warrant for the collection OF q de-
lmlutnt assessment for the lmprow mel.t
In tho city of Astoria, Oregon, towit;
Bond street from Eorty;second to Forty
and police Judge Of said city, by dlrec-
tlon OF the common council OF said city,
said warrant being dated the nth day Of
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18

OF the 5000 officials In Berlin as many
as 1900 give their services free, A~out
1900 of these superlntend the charity
affairs, and 1000 preside over educational
interests, etc,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18

Holman Hunt the English painter, now
70 years old, has just been elected an
honorary member of the Royal Society
of British Artists,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-11-18
CHIEF or POLICE SALE.

NoAse Is ho tby Given that BY. virtue
OF Il warrant for the collection OF 90.
llnduent assessment Tor the Improvement
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR EMPLOYEES.

IT, O'Neill & Co.'S department store celebrated
Christmas Eve In true Christmas style last evening.
Their big store. In Sixth-ave.. between Twentieth
and Twenty first SITS. had FOR days and weeks been
crowded with Christmas shoppers. ard the resulting
trade had been welcome to the firm. but had proved
n nerve-wearIng ordeal to the employees. The big
store had been crowded day and night. and those
who sold the goods had been doing yeoman service
for their employers. Last night borntifu Christ
mas dinner was given to every empoye IN the store.
1, held In the restaurant, and fifteen hun
crcd men and women enjoyed the feast The Gus
toners were forced dine elsewhere, as the whole
restaurant was used for the dinner The buyers and
centre long string Of small tables Joined together
accommodated The rost Of the employees There
were no speeches or toasts. but the dinner which
was provided was a genuine New England Christ
mas dinner both in quantity and quality The his
torir turkey with cranberry sauce ngured prOm-
nently and was well supported on either end by the
variety OF other viands which were served. The
emnloy.s ~ the sore were treated to a supper
every night OF ast week. but the Christmas dinner
r,s rk the grand climax 90 the holiday feasting
C,'Seills store has given n Christmas dinner 10 It's
employees each vear for nve or six years now and
the FIRMS generosity has always been remembered
with pleasure The dining room was. usual.
dccorated profusely with Christmas greens last
night The feast was not allowed TO interfere with
the work Of selling the goods. and the casual
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
JAMES A. BLANCHARD TO BE JUDGE.
COLONEL. ROOSEVELT WILL ArrorNT HIN r
GENERAL SESSIONS

COLONEL. ROOSEVELT WILL hrroTNT HIN To
GENERAL SESSIONS.
,;overnor-elect Roosevelt yesterday arnounc'H AZ
OYSTER Rav that he had decided to appoint James
\ blanchard. OF this city TO the court of zen
cral Sessions to succeed Judge James FitzgNra''
who on January will take his seat on the Sn-
nrerre Bench to which he was chosen at the last
election.
Mr. Rianchsr. Is a wellkrovn lawyer ana KH-
nublican az this city re s nfty-throe years old.
Al tho beginning of tho civil War h enlisted IN
tho I'd Regiment ~ Wisconsin cavalry Nolunteers'
and served until the near its close Then
ha returned 10 mis- studies and was graduated
from Ripon College with high honors In mi; Two
wears later he was graduated from the 'olumhia =
Law School He vas admitted to the bar tne
same wear and began the practice OF MS protesS"n
as member Of the firm OF Blancnarn ''ay @
Phelps with Offices in the Tribune Bulldine 49,,
Mr. Blanchard has long been active IN Repun.i-
can politics IN this city. He IL fnemoer OF t''
Par Association. the Union League CLUB the Geo,
graphical Society and Of Lafayette Post Grand
Army OF the Republic. . ,,
Colonel Roosevelt also announced that he would
reappont Truman J. Backus president or the Lons
Island State Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
MUSIC.
AT THE OPERA.

Faust" and THE Barber Of Seville" were given
al the Metropolitan Opera House yesterday BY Mr..
ciraus people. helped out in the afternoon by Nine
Mclba. who came from Philadelphia where Mr..
Ellis holds operate sway Apologies made
for Nine Melba in the afternoon. but II would
have gone pretty hard with the ordinary listener 10
detect any trouble with her voice At the crucial
moments she charming as ever. and. OF
course. she had to prepare for death twice In
obedience 10 the vociferous demands OF the audi
cnce. which. like many OF It's predecessors.
cared less for the dramatic propreties than for
the qualification OF It's senses In the titular role
NJ Saleza did not maintain the rank which he
had established for himself in Romeo et Juette"
and Carmen" He was an ecstatic sort OF lover
but less Of a vrlle knight than might have been
expected until the duel scene was reached: then
he was thrilling enough 10 please even p Colonel
Roosevelt NJ. Piancon was picturesque Meph's-
topheles and NJ Bensaude An inadequate Naentin.
Nine Mantelli was the Sehe Of yore. The house
WIS crowded At night Nine. sembrichs Rosina
proved 10 be potent attraction in spite Of the fact
that r. was Christmas Eve. which people OF a
domestic turn OF mind disposed 10 spend IN the
bosom Of their fames. There were two changes
IN the old cast Of which only one was significant.
NJ Tevrfes was the Rasil.o in place OF NJ. Edouard
de Reszkc which anything but an improve
rent mnsicany Nine Djella Bertha IN
nlace or Mile Bauermeistsr. but this dd not sig
ntfv IN the lesson scene Nine Semhr.ch. who
va. IN admirable voice and Infectious spirits sang
gtrause's waltz "Voce di Pr.mavora. Chopin q
.'Jaidens WISH 10 her own Incompatible accom-
,anin,ent on the pianoforte and "Ah non giunge. .
from ia Sonnamhua.
on behalf o, the ushers OF 'he Metropolita n
o,4ra UousA Yesterday Thomas Rull. chief usher.
rresan,eA Max Hirsch treasurer. with q handsome
gold watch-foh and John Bull. FOR his feilow-door-
keerers. added seal set with an elegant topaz.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25
DIED.

in risinneld y. J. Augustus C. BALDWIN in the 'sh
No,i's Of tho fnrrral hereafter.
rorrrNs-on FRIDAY the o3d inst, Msrv NJ. dsugh,er
of ,h~ Joseph T. and Sarah NJ Collins in The ''7
her l,. ys's;Tc. s 4; 20 No West ''
p,s-s mo re-, Mosr;,'Sn s y, N,r. J. soS s
mour porge'' ARD HsnsSt"r ~ r,1|, ~" I'm
iniS~iner, a, Naa's'oon cons
,s ss''f NJ d. s r. an Il fa. S. age e''''''
~ ,as for nearly nfv Yeas faithful, ssrvsnf sni
Hfsnf of n. family OF the Hanson *. corning
cp.v. h,. residence. in eroo,lyn December 90
r,SsTo ISr Sur sy Dsc.meer 2 so o'clock rom ~.
Garages will ne., train l.,rns foot ~ Liberty 81
Nev York at 70
HArsrrAn suidcrly. a. ~. Broadway central "''''.
December ~ lsas Tnoms. Hsl''ssd .ra III. cn4rs,
MrisrI, y, ios East 7s,h tuesday. December
,nt.rmant NJ = =. cdn, IN ~rcrcc of 40 fa'1"v
AScE NJ e-''7 -, ! r[- n.,''.. s- ~ 'S'S
Funeral her late r"'ecnc' Neny r,srns I'M. rrva, .,
i Rank u ibo i3 80 train besosses and cor'
lsndt
HAwLEYA Ike Ps'a 81, p1sHssr .1s her si. az F,s4a ar
Funeral ar staa,.burg Tuesday December o. IN arrival
~ traln leaving Grand central Station at =. m.
HEwLETT--A Great Neck. Lonr Isard on Friday o. ns
cenaher o. 1895 Joseph Lawrence Hewlett IN tho To'h
Rtsives sir and nd sad- respscy invited I, attend the
iun,ral services At Al saints church Great Neck on
Tussas' IN waitrg on srrva ., p m train from
Long Island lily.
UypE-suddenly At No l3t stats''.. Brooklyn. satnr
dsv morning December -. Of pfennonis 2ehnlon by
HYDE, aged t5 year,
ES SroS. m u s1 . WIDOW e N Of ns Jane. ss'
and daughter Of the late Dr Nathan ,. and Beulah
Funeral service. Mt christ Church. Rye MONDAY De
cenher 20. at 1915 a. ~
Train leaves Grand Central station Al I"oo
JAFFRAY-sudoerly at CAMBRIDGE Mass. december %
Percy Malcolm. son Of Howard Janray. in the 22d
year ~ his age. ,
Funeral services Will he bed at his % late h9m: Wiley
on the arrival leaving Grand cen,ral Depot at
| 10 IS to which a special car vii be attached
JEROME Friday evening. December 2 A. Der residence
iare Ambrose Hail and wife Of the late Laurence ".
Jerome.
Funeral private
JOHNsoN-on Friday. December o.. 1905. at her res
Shannon johnson. widow Of John Titus johnson. ~
Seu-York.
day morning. December 81.
Inrerment at greenwood convenience of family.
JoYCE--on the 22d inst Annie V. A. Joyce aged "a
Funeral 'srvi,e at II. cnsp;I o. .ss stephen M.rst
forenoon. at lr;so
MARTIN-At Mount Vernon. ) y December a. 1895
ais south shave. Mount Vernon. on Monday. De
c-nher -. At o'clock m.
MooRf:-On FRIDAY December g. 1895 Mar Howe.
daughter the late John Gvan and widow Of G-ors.
" Moore.
81 East is,h-st N.~-YorK City tuesday. December
g. at 10 o'elocx O. n ...... ..
New-York tribune., 1898-12-25

ASSEMBLY CH4TPU4NSHTP.
Mr. ,rrps MR.. rrATTs CHOICE FOR vAYs ASn
MEANS.

Mr.. stLrs Mr.. rLATTs CHOICE FOR WAYS Ant
MEANS.
Only few Republican politicians wcr" 10 he soon
about the Republican State Committees headquar r
tore in the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. Sena-
tor Flat had talk there with ~ II. Lyman. me
State Commissioner of Excise. and there was re-
vival OF tho report that Mr. LYMAN would he the
organization candidate for the offl' - OF Sup'r'n-
tendent of Public Works. Mr.. Lyman would not
talk the subject after his interview With Sena-
TOR Platt Among others who talked with Nr. Pa
were State Senator John Rainns and Assernhlyman
Nixon. tho coming Speaker. J. y. Alids IA known
be tho choice Of Mr.. Plat' for chsirmaa ~ Inc
Assembly Committee of Ways and Means otto
Kelsey who wanted that chairmanship. will set
tho charma nship of tho Committee on Judiciary, ,
II is sad and Robert Maze. of this city. Viii nay"
the chairnanshp Of tho Committee on ,'ti.s Ne
sAmblvman Thomas 4. Sears Of Franklin county.
Il mentioned tho next chairman Of the in-rr,
anco Committee, and Marvin ! ir,enW2o", %, ,
WAYNE County. Is said to re sure of aDnhin'lh"i l
as chairman Of the Excise Committee