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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-15
NOTICE.

Persons owing the estate ~ tn. late
Horace II. Hamiin or having ar,,'u0is
against said estate will please raiI At
the harness store and acttle.
FREDERICK HAMI.EN, .,xsnL
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-15

Through tickets to California and a.
points South and West may he had OF y.
H. Walker ticket agent, Augusta. tns
only office in Augusta selling VIA W
routes and checking baggage free OF e.
psnse. -
GEO. F. EVANS, W p. 4 Gen. Ma
+. Z. BOOTHBY. g. P. 4 7. 4.
Portland Maine.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-14
An Homes. Medicine for La Grippe.

Ii is not so much what the newspa-
pers say, as what neighbor SAYS b
ueighhor. or friend to friend. that has
brought Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy into such
general use. 1t is as natural for peo-
pie 10 express their gratitude after
using this remedy as il is for water
10 flow down hill II is the one rem
edy that can always be depended up
on. whether a baby be sick with cho-
lera infantum or man with cholera
morbus. It Us pleasant. safe and re-
liable. Have you bottle Of il in rom
hones For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co. General Agents for the Territory
of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-14
Photograph the Bass.

Have ron had photo taken OF baby
That's the question every ssether is IN
serested in Baby is baby Only once in a
lifetime and what parent does not cherish
the memory OF his happy, csre-fres Wars
Then perhaps unkind fate has some
thing sinister in store for him. who
knows:
Rave pheto Of baby by all neaas
and don't pat il Oh.
King Bros make speciality OF ealssd
photography at their new studio. 11o
Hotel street *
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-03-14
German Naval Estimates.

BERLIN. March THE ReIchstag
today passed the second reading of
the naval estimates and endorsed al
most unanimously the budget com
mittee's recommendation for the es-
Enlistment OF governmental works
to manufacture armor plate.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
CONVICT KERR
SHARES WEALTH
Fathers Will Divides
Equally Among His
Children.

The will OF Hugh Kerr father %
George j. korr. one Of II. murd.r-rs OF
Jennie Bossch!eter. was hled to-day
Very Raw. Dean McEulty pastor OF st
Johns r. c. Church, rntcyson. and sx-
Prosecutor William y ioufl-y Wit
nrsseh the making OF the will The
fourth provision reads a. follows:
~ give and devise unto my children,
John F, Kerr. George J. Kerr. Joseph.
Inc Kerr and Agnes Denner. unto them
their heirs and assigns forever. all the
remainder o: my real estate. whcreso-
cv"r situate to be divided equally
among them. subject TO the provisions
hereinafter set forth
Hugh Kerr died OF broken heart.
When hi. non was arrested and charged
with the crime for which he Is now
serving fifteen years. the father was
hale and hearty.
The day George j. Kerr was arraisnei
for murier. the old man Kerr took 10
his bed. He never knew III. outcome ~
the trial or the sentence met.L out to
his son.
Ex.Judge Kerr viii got o Trenton -oon
al nd viii have hts brother turn over Z"
Mrs. George J. Kerr all h- Interest ~
,he property left t" him. !" tnat 'nr
faithful wife can havc sufficient ~, sup
mort herself and her children t.N'Jdd.c
Kerr and DR.. Edward F. Dennar. the
latter n aon-in-law Of the deceased. are
"a med ~ executors.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
TOLD IN
DREAM TO
DESTROY ALL.
SO Oyster Bay Negro
Smashed Quiet
Homes.

Benjamin Levi. co'nrcd. d!i nstruc-
siv. work In Oyster Bay. l.. l.. early
to-day aud his only explanation Is
Mrs, Nation told me Ia do IL
lie said that the "sna si.r' had com
manfci him In dream "a go OUT into
the town and break everything hc
could lay hi- 'sanis on ani lie gould
be- entitled rs Join IN. ranks Of the
crusaders
Lew began his operations by smash
in: things In III" house ~ his sister.
Then Ia tired To ejcc, her form TIE
building lie next attacked Eugene
ag"i 10 escape. 'ac negro. stu armed
with club End razor phirollcd the
t'"ni- and lay IN walt Tor any one
who happened TO pas
At about 3 A. u ne began to smash
In tn" iron, windows ma batter IN III.
from, door Of the house OF Justice Wal
ter Franklin II. continued hi- dcstruc-
tive work at IN. houses ~ jeremiah
Van Sisc and Albert ". Baylis. ,ierk OF
the BOARD OF Education Al both places
h. smashed the front windows.
Levi was about to attack other houses
in the n.lghburhood when Constable
John McOuadc attemptsd to arrest MIN
II. mad. a desperate resistance and
some citizens who had been aroused
from their sleep Dy The noise and s.
c!l.mcnt wen; Ia the assistance OF the
constable and the ravlns nogrn vas
finally landed In the village lookup lie
Will bc examined ns To- his sanity.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
WENT To
LAW TO SAVE
HENS TAILS.
Owner Of PouItry-PIuck-
ing Dog Fined
$3.50.

Residents OF the Down Neck" section
OF Newark have often puzzled their
heads over Mrs. Mary Kleinnechts
chickens. Mrs. Kleinnech, lives at No.
u Mary street. and the strange thing
about her chickens was they were minus
tails.
Proud cocks and plump hens alike
Haunted luxuriance OF plumage from
other portions Of their anatomy. but
alas. the jaunty feathers that follow
the ordinary barnyard fowl over a fence
were strangely missing.
The mystery was explained to-day
when Mrs. Kleinnecht appeared In JUS
tee kapp's Court rs complainant against
Gottleib Schneider. who lives on Taylor
street. directly In the rear OF her house,
A co-defendant with Schneider was his
fox terrier whos the complainant
averred. has faG for extracting the
tniis from her chickens.
Forty OF her lines fowl. Mrs. Klein.
nccht said. hal been thus curta!ied. She
didn't mean this as a Joke.
She was also certain. she told the Jus.
t'cc. that the fox terrier had killed M
many rs Il hundred chickena.
Senator II. T. Barrett made such ,
strong plea for the dog and his owner
that the latter was le, OF for $3.50 and
the promise that he would properly
restrain the fox terrier In the future.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
FRAUD IS
CHARGED BY
THE D. A. R.
Non-Voters Struggled on
the Floor for To-
Days Election.
Especial to IN. Ercrlnc wor,aD

WARRINGTON, Feb. ci.-The D. A. Il.
Congress wasted half of their election
day In n wranslc to provide means 10
insure q legal ballot. various sugges-
tons OF contemplated fraud being rife.
a motion to appoint seven tellers and
threc inspectors on behalf OF each cam
dida;e for the Presidency did no; ind
favor with the National Board. The
chaotic fight continued FOR Two hours
and the motion was finally passed.
The tellers and inspectors were Sc
leted BY the candidates themselves
One OF the frauds alleged was thsi,
members had Gu, their badges in nulf.
thereby enabling two persons 10 have
ACCESS to The floor on one creden,ial
rlic National Board having been
worsted In Its cffor;s 10 XIII the resoiii-
lions TO appoint non-partisan tellcrs,
brought forward several amendments
and substitutes for pending motions
which woult return 10 the Board the
complete control OF the balioi.box.
When the Board plans We're finally
brought TO n vote the house ovcrwheim.
inxly decided against the National Boari
II is said. however, that those successive
defeats OF the Nation.. Hoard do not,
mean that Mrs. Mclean or Mrs. Rorb-
ling are usln. the.r influence In tha,
direction.
Mrs. Fairbanks Is regarded rs a win.
ner IN The election. The boxes and gal
l.riSs " the Opcra-Iouse are .o-dly'
H.e5 E:G neT society friends. and even
Mrs. Me eI.g.s anhsren,- admit thal
elected on the first bailo; by a good
majority.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
MANILA POLICE
AFTER C0NSULS
Representatives of Italy
and Uruguay Under
Suspicion.

MANILA. Feb. 2l.-rhe police OF Ma.
Mia claim to have obtained documentary
evidence which they allegc tends to In.
cr;mina,e Francisco Reyes. Italian Con-
Sul at Manila. and Manuel Poyrooh.
Consul for Uruguay. in aiding the Full.
Pine insurgents The evidence has been
submitted to Gen. Macarthur.
francisco Reyes Is also a prominent
banker. broker and merchant. He IL the
principa! stockholdsr In the Manila
Street Railroad Company. He "a charged
with the circulation In the Philippine
Islands OF the .nsurScnt Newspaper
called Fi!ipinoa Antics Europa. published
Reyes.
Manuel Peyroch, the Consul for Uru.
quay IN Manila. ID alleged 20 have acted
- q medium for rhe exchange Of money
10 Manila used under the direction Of
the inAurgcnt Gen. Trias.
Disclosures connecting Mr.. Baibas.
mannxer Of the branch Spanish hank in
Manila. with the Carnan transaction1
appear insuhicient to warrant his arrest.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
REIGN OF TERROR
IN COLLEGE TOWN.

Town rowdie~ are embracing the on.
pUtunSty. Robbery and drunkenness
seem TO be the order Of the DAY Tn.
police force 10 powerless to enforce
order.
40 p. M.-Fresidcnt Cooper Is report
ed a. having passed through Lansing
VILE. village fifteen mile. north OF
here and in charge OF four sophs.
AS p. N.-Freshmen are iasooed right
and left Frank Murphy. Soph. has
been captured and hurried off IN the IL
rection OF BinGhamton. All business Is
suspended here.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
.DALzELL
IN TROUBLE
ONCE MORE.
Twice Saved from Mobs
Which Clamored for
His Blood.

PATTERSON. Feb. :i.-will!am DalsslI
pfom.nert citizen. was prisoner In
IN. Police Cour; to-day.
II. Is charged with assaultins James
Smith. boy whom lie accused Of steal
Ing his pet dog
paly"l has been In serious trouble
before. generally on account OF tres
pass.rs on hi. property or on account
OF ais dogs. or both
He has earned III. undyine enmity
., local German and Swiss singing 50.
ci-t.-- by an act committed more than
twenty years ago.
For many years the singing societies
of Paterson have assembled on Garree
Mountain before sunrise on the nrst
sunday in MAY A. the sun appeared
the societies have welcomed It with
songs praisins i,s v!vifyIng rrower. It's
light and heat.
on The morning Of the ars; Sunday
in May twsnty-Ona wears ago John
Nan HoUtcn. who had gone 10 the
mountain 10 give; the rising sun. sut
into Ugh. with DalzsI. who Is
that Van fiouien was trespassins on
LIS property paIzel shot and killed
Van HJulcn. Hnos. friends 1T once ats
ltFk''i lldl.ta4- ne w. stNeu .1on
inturiat-d mob hy the Very Rev. Dea
slcNuitN waJ. by taTeai- OF c'ernA
punt. snl-n' hS prayers and b! coaxinys
"a med hose Who sough, Dalzeirs hte
.Irtl poIlar ai.i militia arrived. Dal-
Ken Ma tried ior murder ana acquitted.
Nh August 1895 Da.Zel. was again
mobbr This lime by Italians, al OK
whom hld tIezptssad on MS land where
Van Huu..u ~Is killed. He WAS saved
Jy ne police
Last MaS on the anniversary of the
kI.4u,s Of Van flpIten. house On GAR
tst Mountain that had once belonged 10
p,lE..l Wa, burned IN some mysterious
manner and there was great rejoicing
tlulll II was learned that he no longer
pNru,I II ~ X
The evening world., 1901-02-21
THURMAN o'REILLY DEAD.
Millionaire IIOrs~-O.snrr and Con-

NiiIiOnnir~ IIOrs~-O.snrr aud Con-
trnrt"r EHpirrd at Orange.
frnnk O'ReIIly. a prominent con.
irncsor and wel.-known horse.owner.
died .nsi night NJ his home. 81 North
jefferson street. Orange. Heart disease
was the cause OF death.
Mr.. O'Reiily was fifty.six years old.
lie ,cnvcs an estate Estimated nj a
million dol!a.s. to be shared by his
family. He was a noted figure on al
race;rncks In this country and very
oor,i.ar t,irfman.
Among tho horses owned by Mr..
o'lseiily were the mare conssnarra and
the horse whlstiinS Coon. !.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Especial to n. E,.nlns wrldJ

ITHACA. y. y. Feb. q. r. NJ
The excitemen, here over the abduction
OF the Toastnas,er Vandulyn. President
Cooper and Coffee OF the freshman
class. which Ia to hold a class banquet
this evening, Ia now at niEh.water mark
Many arrests have been made.
A small riot Il now In full bloom. 4
special policeman named Edwards. 1t 10
reported. has been roughly handled and
may die.
80 p. M.--The stree; cars are now
ordered to the Shops.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
NEGRO LYNCHED:
DEFENDER SHOT,

LAKE CHARLES. La. Fen IL
Thomas Vital, colored. charge! with
assauliinG thirteen yea r-old white girl.
was taken from hi~ home. near F'en,un.
by u mob ana lyncheh carly to-day.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
SUPPORTS LEWIS NIXON.
linricm Democratic club rus,c. u
ltesOiuiion 10 Th.: Effect.

The Harlem Democrats Cub. o.
wi.ch i-aac :, Hopper, The Tsmminy
district leader. Is president, claims the
laurel as the first OF the district or
ganizations TO declare .ts support OF
Lewis Nixon and his purifiers
The club has unanimously passed a
resolution OF this Kind offered by Ios.,h
Sayas.s. nne os lks Hoypers tasorite
lisuteuapts. IS 10
The evening world., 1901-02-21
sh.s.-r named for M.,or-c-n.r.,.

wASHISGTOS. Fob. q The nom!na-
ton OF Brighten. William r. Shaf;er.
retired. 10 be major-xencra In the
regular army WAS sent 10 the Senate to.
day. Objection Will he made. but It IL
probasl. tina, the nomination VIII ~
confirmed
The evening world., 1901-02-21

Samuel Maddox. who attempted Ia
defend Vital. was shot to death.
Vital had been previously sho, In the
leg Dy the girIa father and was ~
s!stinK ofYicers whom the mob captured
him.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Run.wa, ohio hoy Taken Home.

Runa way OHIO 10y Taken IJOmr.
Harry Smeltzer. sixteen years old. who
ran away from hts home In Finley. o..
last November. and was arrested in
White Plains. left for home las, nigh, in
charge Of his rncls. who came from
Ohio after lin. Smeltser when arrested
was with the Rein brothers. Jockeys
lie said he wanted 10 be a Jockey
The evening world., 1901-02-21
Whore RockefsIIer started.

CLEVELAND. O.. Feb. n.-Ths three.
story building In this city in which John
d. Rockefeller started In the oil business
was destroyed by IRE last night.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
5T4RoE AGAINST KENNEDY
Mrs. Kennedy Wife of the Accused Man, Breaks Down
Case Is the Hands of the Jury
Adjourns O'Clock.

Justice Fwsmans charge the jury trial Of Dr. Kennedy for
the murder of Dolly Reynolds strongly against the accused He
stood he addressed the twelve and began speaking
o'clock. He finished at $780,
Mrs Kennedy, the wife, who had listened with pale drawn features
broke down and sobbed the Justice concluded.
At o'clock the jury deep discussion Of the case the
Justice adjourned court until o'clock when is expectedtata
dict will be handedm.
the
nisake
awhh
The evening world., 1901-02-21
r@any Oa,abIins In CAiearo.

CHICAGO. Feb. n.-Polics Chief Ktp.
ley will be put on the Grand jury rack
because Of slot .machins gambling preva.
lent near public schools.
The evening world., 1901-02-21
WINNERS All NEW ORLEANS.

FIFTH RAEE--Bolle OF ElElna
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
Death of Aged Lady at Laporte.


Mrs. Sarah Jane Bradford, mother
of Rev. Jas. T. Bradford pastor of
First Baptist church of Laporte, Pa,
died Monday, February IS, 1901, at
2:5 p. M, after an illness of eight
days from a stroke of paralysis,
suffering intensely until few hours
before her death, when she peaceful
ly passed away to her home beyond
the skies.
Mrs. Bradford was born in Balti-
more Md, August s, 1920, and died
at the age of eighty-one years, five
months and nine days. She has
been a member of the Baptist church
over fifty-two years. She died in
the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ
and was not ashamed of the gospel.
The funeral was held on Thursday
afternoon at . o'clock, conducted by
Rev. T.. II. Powell, of Warrensville,
former pastor at this place. Inter
ment i'm Mt. Ash cemetery.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
Total, 1874 11,62(

The Sullivan County Church
Choir Convention is being held at
the M. E. church, Sonestown, Pa.
this week. This is their first meet
ing and it is hoped to make it a per-
manent organization.
The convention opened Tuesday
and will close Friday evening with
a grand concert. Miss Elsie Price
Canoe, of Williamsport, is the soloist
and comes highly recommend.
Miss Edith Grouse of Picture Rocks
is the pianist, she has been heard
here before. Miss Myrtle Edgar
organist of the M. f. church will
have charge of the organ, and the
Zubo Qnartette will play. An able
director has been secured, and it has
been arranged to apply the proceeds
of the convention to the pastors sal
ary. Tickets are on sale and are 10
20 and 80 cents uutil Friday even
ing when they will be 15, % and 80
cents. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Those from town who attended
the ball at Dushore Monday even
ing were Misses Bessie and Molly
Wrede, Emma Writer, Mabel Nor
gan, Messrs. Leo Wrede and Sam
uel Ritter. All reported pleasant
time.
A. p. Wieland, the hustling and
enterprising merchant of Nordmont,
was in town Friday shaking hands
with friends and making new ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Wieland was for
merly travelling salesman for the
Hinze Pickle House of Pittsburg,
and is thoroughly up to date in his
line of business. 49,.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
Mary Condit-smith weds.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Lieutenant
Richard :. Hooker and Miss Mary o.
ndit-Smith were married ut noon yes.
tcrday at Epiphany church by Bis'
Satterlee. After the wedding the eoupt,
left for short tour. Upon their return
they will take up their residence nj the
Brooklyn navy yard. where Lieutenant
Hooker is stationed. The bride is the
daughter of the late j. condit- Smith OF
New York. While soiourning in China
several months ago she became II prison
or during the siege of Picking. The
groom Is the sou of Mrs. Bessie Stewart
and the grandson of Senator Stewart.
lie received his commission over yeaI
ago and recently wns promoted.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
A Preacher. Chang.. of Creed.

MIDDL DLETOWN. y. Y. Feb. l2.-At
n special meeting nf the presbytery oi
Hudson. convened here. the Rev. u. j,
Morgan, n Methodist minister, asked to
be reinstated In the Presbyterian church,
lie recently severed his connection with
the Presbyterian church 10 become u
Methodist
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
County Seat Indices.
AND CHANCES At THE TIMES.

AND CHANCES At The TIMES.
Miss Ina Osler visited friends in
Dushore the early part of the week.
-Chas. III. Warren and wife of
Estella, called on Laporte friends
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Ambrewster of
Washington, D. c. is guest at the
Mountain House.
Mrs. Harley Edkin of Hughes
Vile and Miss Minnie Crossley OF
Benton, called on Mrs. F. M. Cross
ley Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. M. C. Lauer left last week
for Washington, d. c. where she
will spend several weeks with her
son Ernest, and dsughter Alma.
All post masters along the w.
g. n. B. r. r. have received orders
to weigh all mails passing over the
road. This order went into effect on
Wednesday and will be continued
until otherwise ordered.
The new school building at
Hillsgrove is completed and the
new grade established began work
this week. The building is one that
reflects much credit upon the Direct
ors who had the enterprise in charge,
and the citizens of that village now
feel justly proud of their educational
institution.
One of the most enjoyable sleigh
ing parties of the season left this
place on Friday evening for Forks
Vile and were most royalty enter
tanned at the Forksville House. We
understand that some of the young
gentlemen (very young) experienced
some embarrassment when it came
time to settle for the good things
had at the hotel. Hereafter they
will exercise more precaution when
going out with their best girls, with
only fifty cents in their pockets.
Mrs. w. J. Higley, unfortunate
ly met with painful accident one
day last week by being thrown from
cutter, while driving along the
highway near Eldredsville, where
she had been to attend her son, Por-
ter Higley, who was seriously ILL.,.
Mrs. Higley fell from the sleigh
which upset on snow drift, and
sustained painful bruises about the
chest aud sides which resulted in
keeping her in her bed for several
days, being unable to move without
intense pain. She was accompanied
by Mr.. J. V. Finkle who also was
called to the sick bed of his son
Frank, who was dangerously i'll.
Owing to the quality and gen.
eral worth of the product sold mt the
new NOrdmont Steam Gristmill, the
proprietors, Messrs. Wieland 4 Kess-
Ter are already receiving duplicate
orders double In size, which speaks
well for the new enterprise 80 long
needed In this vicinity. From these
gentlemen we learn that they intend
to keep the present standard Of eX'
celleney up to the top notch ut all
times. They are continually extend
Ing to their many customers and
friends Of Sullivan county cordial
invitation To visit their mill and
satisfy themselves as to the new pro
cess used In the manufacture Of var
ious kinds Of chop aud buck whea
hour. TN visit to this mill oursel
we not only found 1t an orderly ant
inviting place, but found the genia
propsie,ors 10 he gentlemen whom
u IL a pleasure Ia meet. ifyou can
do business satisfactory with then
II surely will be no fault of their
aud no ones advantage Ia try else
where. This MILL gives full weigh
and full worth. i'atroalxe hom
mills.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21

Bulletin No. Al, issued by the
United States Office gives the popula-
ton of Pennsylvania by counties
and minor civil divisions. Follow
ing is a table of Sullivan County's
population together with the census
of 1890:
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21
A vout,or Gunner Dead.

BOSrON. Feb. a.-John Mcmahon.
one OF gun crew on the Monitor In the
naval fight with the Merrimac, Is dead
at his home. Since th. war he had been
n steamship oiiicer on the fsuror line,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-21

JULIUS HINES SUN, BAL tlhORE, ND, Dept. 200
ael Quinn; school directors, Gabriel
Litzleman, Geo. Hartzig; assessor,
John Rahm; Treas. Wendal Sick;
town clerk, Julius Lusch; auditor,
David Peacock; J. p, Lawrence
Lowry.
Bernice Precinct. Judge of elect
ion, John Donovan; Insp. II. w.
Johnson, S. A. Deiffenbach.
Davidson Twp. judge of election,
j. G. Boatman; Insp. Samuel Eddy,
O. A. Fritz; supervisors, Peter G.
Swank, Isaac Wilson; overseer o.
poor, d. w. Darling, VIM. M. Rob-
bins; school directors, Dan Philips,
Harvey Phillips; town clerk, c. A.
Starr; assessor, III. p. Hall; auditors,
M. ID. Sweeney, F. Magargle, j. b.
Robbins.
Jamison City recinct.-judge of
election, Thos. Babb; Insp. w. p.
Sones, Parvin Kile.
Dushore Boro. Judge of election,
c. H. Jones, w. ii. Carol; Insp.
Frank Landon, G. S. Reitmyer;
councilmen, Jerry Degan, j. l.. Utz;
school directors, b. Kline, NJ. E..
Herman; overseer of poor, j. II.
Farrell, John Hoffa; assessor, A. f.
Scurman; auditor, c. E. Molyneux;
j. Pr j. III. Bohn.
Elkland Ewp. Judge of election,
A. l.. Grange; Insp. j. ID. Gilbert
John Anable; road Conn.,, Henry
Hugo; school directors, j. S. Osler,
J. j. Pardoe, Hamp Pardoe; assess
or, James z. Brenchley; Treas. Phi
lander Kinney; town clerk, Seth
Brown; overseer of poor, John
Whitley; auditor, Edison Pardoe.
Colley Twp.-judge of election,
VIM. Decker, Insp. Bert Pritchard,
q. ID. Deiffenbach; road Com, Al
bert Dyer; school directors, a. l..
Parish, ii. w. Messersmith; Treas.
f. l.. Campbell; town clerk, j. f.
Reese Kilgore; overseer of poor, W.
j. Mccartney; auditor, b. l.. Keen
ey; assessor, Nj. l.. Hunsinger.
Rickets Precinct. fudge of elect
on, Howard Rheinhart; Insp. Ar
chic Jones, Emery Shock.
Lopez precinct.-judge of election
Frank Wilcox; Insp. &. IL. Hofl-
man, John Burke.
Fox Twp.-Judge of election,G.J.
Williams; Insp., b. f. Bohn, Perry
Tanning; road Com. JAS. NJ. Morgan;
school directors, O.J. Williams, Isaac
Williams; Treas, Isaac Williams;
town clerk, Leon Campbell; oversee I
of poor. j. l.. Kilmer; assessor, \.
+. Let's; auditor, Martin Wilcox.