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Show 1-t II ltl.lAIIUIOM I'eliu ia bxlles look very small when they act from ettlhneei an I do uiiy-tiling uiiy-tiling for s lte. Uedonot uccuse the County Court of sueh laltrinew, tut a good many eo lu think that the stop-I stop-I ago of the sprinkling carta on irrtalu stieets and of all work f xceptthutdune by laill tax, smacks very strongl of audi a spirit. To tullocute opli Willi dust because tlioy would nit vote a lot ot money Into H hand, la is nor ijay for the Comity Court to show Hal resentment at tho falluru of tho bonds election, If that is what they luetu br It. It will not add t.) the tsp--larlty cf the selectmen nor aril! It stun ulate the 1 ubllo to reverse their ver I let. We suggest that When the ple-llon of tndlng tho county Isagaln agitated, the notice of lhe ile-ctlin be made more gcceral. It ihoiil 1 1 o ubll-hed In the news) aperi, anJ It shoul I contain con-tain aieclflo ntinouneeinenlsasto the iiiallflcntloiiiof voters. A guatmtny I tuple stayed awnv from the pulls who had the rljlit to vols at the alatute stands, but wiie iuhrsrd !uy were dirquallfleil by act of Coiiitrer, or by I cat election Uvea Thu tawer of the County Court to manago the election nnd appolntho eleetlou ofTlcers wis also a ma tier ef dt ubt, anil II ought to have lcu determined tatltfactorilr. Wo do not think the County Courl or any of It members have uil cau-e to fed disgruntled bioausetbe tat ay-era ay-era did not aoto for the bond. The fault, If an, rests wills their own party adherents, who, If the) ha I Lien so dlspuseJ, cuuld have uurrled ttio election. It I evident that the majority major-ity of them eilu not vt,le at all. Hut It was their right to vote or not aa they chose, and to step i tinkling the ttrevltlt aculldlih aort of retaliation or rnberablo tort of economy According to therepirt of thoCouu-ty thoCouu-ty Clerk the nnuunt of revenue which will accrue to tho county, after thu territorial and school lazes aro deducted deduct-ed from the total of $1.6, ti7.tU, will In $08,T.a 3S, If out of nearly one hundred hun-dred thousand dollsrt nothl ng can tic spared for sprinkling striett which ought to lie attondej to, and for road work which It neodol to be done, It nems tout that it It very poor management. man-agement. We do not with to find fault with tho County Court uumcessarlly. 1'ubllo men s.'Uoni plve public satisfaction, and the criticism that li ao freely I e-towel e-towel upon them Is, no doubt, often very provoking. Hut lu this luttance II really looks as though there waa occasion oc-casion forcomjlalnt, and we lie-- the county authorities will reconsider thu matter to which we have drawn attention. |
