Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1901-01-24
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FIRST WARD


FIRST WARD.
School directors Casper Sherman and
A G. Anderson: council, Jas L. Camp
bell. assessor. Isaac Andrews; judge OF
elections. G.. A Skillman; inspector
Thomas Stewart.
SECOND WARD.
Director. Wm. Murrin; council, W.
&. Greenwood. assessor. q. Z. Millinger;
Judge, J. II. Jackson; inspector, VI. Geo.
Smith.
THIRD WARD.
Director, J. p. Sherman; council, ID.
B. Campbell; assessor, W. II. Craig;
Judge, g. Z. Thomas; inspector, Geo
McCandless.
FOURTH WARD.
Director. J. L. Garroway; council
Judge, Robert Mcfarland: Inspector, T.
II Greer.
FIFTH WARD.
Director. Frank Sanbach; council, Fl.
d. Kirk: assessor, Peter Kamerer; judge,
5. VI. Mcclure; inspector, Will Cress.
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
Cherry twp. was the first TO file their
certificate. They nominated John Nc
Callen and JAS. T. Hogg. directors; Per
~ o. Wolford and Milton HutchisOn,
supervisors Calvin Tinker assessor
Samuel Nelson, register assessor and
B. L. Hockenberry, clerk
Forward twp Republicans nominated
j. D. Williams and u. i. Dunbar for
Justice Of the Peace: VIM. Bowen, Geo
J. Marburger and w s. Waldron yr.,
for school directors; Sol. Dunbar and
Jesse Smith for supervisors; A. 9.
Brown for assessor; J. G. CritchlOw for
overseer; A D. Hunter for auditor; F.
p. Stronp for judge Of elections and 4
T. Peffer for treasurer and clerk.
PENN TwP-School directors. J p.
Burfon and VIM. McElvain; supervisors
Matthew Andre ws and Harris Pun;
assessor, T. l.. Patterson; auditor, A.
T. Dodds; register assessor, T. II. Neg
ley; clerk and treasurer, 5. IL Cooper
CLFARFIELD TWP Assessor, Peter
FenneIl: director A. Flick; supervisor,
t. s. Mi1iigan; auditor, j. l.. Dipner;
clerk, John Rankin.
MuDDYcREEK TwP:-Assessor, 6. q.
Badger: supervisors, Jaa Wallace, Orin
Stewart, G. q. Boozell and Presley
Myers. directors, A. McClymonds and
Jas. Frazier; auditor. W. +. English,
clerk and treasurer, Jos. Cheesman.
CLAY TwP.-Directors, r. G. Thomp-
son ami s. G.. Kennedy; supervisors Jno
BoozeIl and s. X. MCCALL assessor. X.
H. Conn; auditors, 9. Fl Findley, 2 yrs
and J. II Timblin, 3 yrs; clerk, Joseph
Mecbliug
SAxoNBURG a ssessOr. u. w. Maur-
hof. directors. g. w Maurhoh and w.
ID. Hoffman; council, L.. i. Heimbold
&. S. GibsOn and Dr W w. Lasher
trustee school fund, w J. Stue bgen;
auditor r. o. Hershberger.
REPUBLIcAN PRIMARIES.
The Republicans of Conn0queDessin2
will meet at Bays mill at ] p. m. Of
Thursday. the 5lst, for the purpose Ol
making township DomiDatiOhs.
The Republicans Of Franklin twp.
will hold their primaries IN the Grange
Hall, on Saturday. the 18th i 70 pm
The Republicans of Prospect will hold
their primaries at Hotel Hunter. Friday
evening. the 2Jth.
THE discovery that England is collect
ing five per cent income tax from the
American holders Of SZs, ,D00,O 900 Of
British Government bonds is quite
surprise When the Americans took
those securities and paid good money
for them they understood that they
were without encumbrance Income
taxes are not collecte here. The re-
sult is an important reduction in the re-
turn expected from the investment, and
the holders are naturally anxious 70 yet
rid Of their bonds In order to place their
money in better paying home securi-
ties. The power Of Great Britain ~
collect this tax may be conceded, bnt
its imposition. without fair notice, is
cheap trick that viii be resented and
one that will not assist in floating any
future British issues on this side Of the
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