Supervisors Begin Their Annual Session

The animal sessioii of tbo Board of Supervisors begau on Monday, all being present. The iirst business before the body was an election of chairman, which was accoiuplished after three ballot, as follows: FIRST BALLOT: Daniel LeBaron 'o W. IC. DePew 'i Thoa. D. Lulu -= Hor utio liurch ■ Blank ■ 8ECOM) UAI.LOT: Duale] LeBnron ■ ThomM D. Lane " lloriitio liurcW ' T1IIHD BALLOT ! nuni.l LeBaron '.! Thomas !■ 1-uit: l liiir.iiin Burch ' V. :. DoPew ' ' Mr. Le Barou's election was made unauiiuous. Supervisors Shutts, DePew and Lane weré nppointed a special committee to consider the salary of the stenographor of the new judicial district. A ballot was taken for reporter of the board with tho following result: Ê T!. Pond " L. Duvis V E, C. Chivk ♦ Ri A. Heul ■ ' L. F. Wad ' ÏUESDAY, Out. 14. Chnirman LeBarou annouuood the standing oomraittees for 1879-80: ON EQUALIZATION ! Charlea Wliitaker, Thos. D. Lane, Edwin W. "Wallace, Benjamin Brown, M. L. Shutts. ON CRIMINAL CLAIMS: David G. Roso, Hiraui fiatcheldoi' James Sage. ON CIVIL CLAIMS : Jesse Warner, Albert B. Graves, A. A. Gregory. TO SETTLE WITH COUNTY OFF1CEHS : Horatio Burch, Morton F. Case, Patriek S. Partoll. ON SALARIES OF COUNiY OFl'ICERS : Jacob Jedele, Jr., I. N.B. Poster, John G. Feldkanip. ON Al'l'ORTIONMENT 01' STATE AND COUNTY TAXES : Frederick E. Snyder, L. Dow Bal], F reeman P. Galpin. on public buildings: Thomas Young, Conrad Krapf, Win. Dansiugburg. ON EEJECTED TAXES: James Sage, Win. E. DePew, I. N. S. Foster. ON" FER DIEM ALLOWANCE : John G. Feldkamp, L. Dow Ball, Thomas Young. TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 01' THE POOR: M. L. Shutts, Freeman P. Galpin, Win. K. DePew. ON riNANCE: Patrick S. Purtell, Morton F. Case Horatio Burch.