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STATESMEN’S PROFESSIONS. Personnel of the Recently Elected Ohio Legislature. All the members of the Ohio state senate are either business or profes sional men, there are no gentlemen of leisure on the list. The trades, pro fessions and occupations of the mem bers are as follows: Authors, 1; sheet rollers, 2; attorneys, 7; iron manu facturers, 6; farmers, 7; bankers, 3; ministers, 1; editors, 1; grain dealers, 1; ministers, 1; machinists, 1; merch ants, 2; civil engineers, 1; retired, 1 In the house of representatives the occupations of the members are divided as follows: Merchants and manufacturers, 18; contractors, 1; journalists, 1; real estate, 1; pension agents, 1; editors, 2; ministers,1; fruit growers, 1; grain dealers, 1; retired, 1; foremen, 1; agency superintendents, 1; jewelers, 1; teachers, 4; traveling salesmen, 1; stove manufacturers, 5; physicians and surgeons, 8; merch ants, 8; farmers, 21; attorneys, 28. In the senate there are 31 Republi cans and € Democrats. In the house there are 87 Republicans and 25 Demo crats. This gives the Republicans on joint ballot 87, Business Transact.d in the Different Offices in the Court House. The county commissioners were in session yesterday and spent most of the time in wrestling with bills. Those that seem to worry them the most and which they appeared to be the least inclined to treat fairly were bills of the printers. The most of today has been spent dodging some very important issues in that line which will have to be met sooner or later One of the questions discussed by the commissioners yesterday was the legality of publishing the sherif’s proclamation in a German paper John W. Slough, assistant prosecut ion attorney gave a written opinion this morning wherein it is clued to the commissioners that the sheriff’s proclamation of a general election must be published in two papers of opposite politics and that the law does not authorize its publication in a German paper. There was quite a breeze, yesterday around the court house, over the matter of the treasuryship. The pos sibility of Geo. OC. Serrill receiving a commission for the full term was the occasion of the excitement. In his case, as in that of the prosecutor, his nomination was certified up for the unexpired term. The secretary of state held that the law did not provide for the election to an unexpired term and hence issue a commission to Ans berry for three years Serrill and Wisoa were both candidates on the Democratic ticket, and Serrill received the most votes. The attorney gen eral will doubtless pass on the ques tion and then it will be known defin itely how the case stands, if Mr. Ser rill should receive a commission for the full term that would certainly shut Wisda out. Word was received today that deputy Recorder Claud E. Maxwell, who recently underwent an operation in the hospital at Toledo is improving rapidly and hopes to be at home in a few days. TRANSFERS. NORTH RICHLAND. Quarterly meeting at Jewell last Saturday and Sunday The rain Friday and Saturday will help corn busking, replenish cisterns and help wheat and grass very much. The Jewell Butter Co., has let a con tract to build a house for their butter maker. Phillip Young has several camel roosters for sale, cheap. Miss Snyder, of Evansport, com menced her school in the Elliott dis trict Monday the 11th. There has been several changes made in Jewels the past week, Matt Romke has moved his house from Palmer avenue to Buttermilk street. Joseph Calkins has moved hisbarn to Norman’s park. R. B. Cameron, Joseph Calkins, Lewis Gackel, John Steffel and W. A. Schmaltz have gone up salt river. Philipp Young will join them as soon as he disposes of his camel roosters, Sarah W. Davison to Ben Lind, lot in ee er sete wen eee $ 100 00 Warrens addition Fred and Mary Troupe to Julius Troupe lots 13, 14, 30, 11, 9, city seen eee ee ee meee 1735 00 Louis Marshall to L.M. Barber, lot 88 Cottage Park,‘city seer ears erer reees eres 65000 Brice Hanna to Chas. Stailey, ten acres, 70000 section 4, Washington township Lucy A. Davis to E. H. Doud and C. H. Goller, Lot 18, Ney 57500 Henry Boden to August Boden, 80 acres, section 13, ‘Tiffin Seer eran seen eres sees eres 300000 Matilda Greenler to John N. Boehm, 80 acres, section 35, Richland 2000 00 Chas. L., Hickox to Mary R. Hickox, 87 acres, section 7, Highland settee ee eere 100 L. Williman to Henry Williman, 80 acres section 24, Mark....... 1400 00 ORDERS ISSUED. Mary E. Hutchins Pete eee een eee tees wens $ 400 feeee Pee eee e ee ee wee wee ete 4 00 M. C. Stout Nina Vincent Pee eee EE Re eee wees eeee 4 00 Mrs. James Hatfield........ 4 00 Peed meee ween meee meee rere ease seeesere 7 00 F. Coy May Shoup weeEP RCE OPEC Oeeee eee eee 4 00 Lena Mandus RRR ee eee eee twee eee wee 5 00 eee oy 6 40 R. A. Shuter.... R. A. Shuter sneer 101 50 G. A. Cline.. 66 08 25 15 Ee RT ey ee er ates G. W. 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Seible........ 3 00 Peter F. Seible......... 30.00 Otto Behne........ . 7 00 Defiance L. St. Ry Co CUE ee eee ewe ewes 33 50 John X Smith CS OO CeCe eee eer rete wets te sees 7 00 Ed Pfister........ 3 00 John McCarty See eee meee meee eee es wenes 3 00 M. Whitney POCO OO ee Renews Bees este es aeer 3 00 A. Dietsch........ W. Hetz 3 00 PFS FRG en or whe ov deeds osee eueesbas 3 00 John Murphy......... 7 00 J. A. Kutehel TPRP COCO rere ee ee reer eeee sere 3 00 W. E. Carpenter COOP wee ee rear ee eeee eases 7 00 T. 5. Bransen....... 3 00 J.E. Widmer TAO OO eee meee eres ee pees sees 3 00 Adam Hall PESTS H Oa Hee Odes eee eres eesese 35 00 Jenny Hall........ 12 00 Adam hall PU API Eee Ceee acne even eees seis 10 00 Mrs. Sarah Hall 16 00 Blanch Hall eee ee Oe ee ee ewe ewww eane 12 00 A. E. Schoninger TAA eee meee eee eee wees 5 27 G. C. Sass........ 26 72 OOH wees meee sree eres eeer aee 54 60 J. Lewis H. C. Kimple POPC meer eee rere sees sees sees eens 8 35 W. E. Moll 4 00 T. C.Kinmour SOP meee eee owns eres essseees 39 50 E. J. Todd PAPO Oe eee eres nese eeeeeses sane 8 55 Sarah Close....... 40 22 H. Schmick ates POR eee meee taht ee ee eee 11 65 A. Krotz teens ee Fee ee eee wees 54 25 J. A. Evans......... 13 00 L. Harry......... 1g 00 Mary Heffer......... 24 14 H. C. Lindersmith........ 16 15 H.H. Ackley.......... 12 00 8. Blodgett......... 25:17 W.J. Kleckner........ 6 00 Nelson Norman....... 3 05 Dan Shea........ 2 75 Jerry Bloom....... 21 50 C. W. Phillips......... 9 00 Deliic Phillips......... 16 00 G. A. Williams eee eee eee ee 16 00 Switzer Bros....... 25 00 Brice Hanna....... 150 00 A.8 S. Nisley......... 450 00 C. M.Stuckman........ 31 25 Adam Max et eee ee eee ee 50 00 John Ramus....... 14 75 James M. Tittle......... 25 15 W. M.Davis......... 25 00 Henry Stetter........ 32 60 d. W. Peter..c...ac. 166 50 John Deardorf......... 60 60 Joseph Davis........ 631 63 Wm. Davis......... 10 00 Joseph Davis........ 11 35 John Bruner....... 31 00 John Deardorff....... 33 72 David White......... 12 00 Mutzel Farce 50 00 A. ©. Pessefal 50 60 Clemner Johnson....... 600 00 3 00 W. G. Kapp........
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Defiance Republican Express
Defiance, Ohio, US
Tue, Nov 12, 1895
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