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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-13
Personal.

Prof. H. Prcsnell, Rev. Jas. Atkiu, Jr.
Rev P, D. COwan and Lady are attending
The National Sunday School Convention
which convened in Baltimore last
Tuesday.
Mr.. F. ]. Brosios who has the right
o. East Tennessee to SELL the Gabriel
Watchers Patent Diamond dress for Mill.
stones, called at our office last Tuesday
aud exhibited to us the Diamond and ex,
planned the plan Of dressing. From the
many certificates that he has from differ
en' mill owners to whom be has sold the
Diamond, aud from his own explanation
81 Its advantages over the old pick dress,
We are inclined to believe il will be to the
interest Of all mille,s who desire TO make
: good quantity Of -four and a large yield.
purchase one of bis Diamonds. Iii,
address is Limestone, Washingt>n Co,
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ICE CREAM
AND
SODA WATER.
In Full Blast
v G. II

1t is believed that the large Machinery
that the Changers proposes to put in OPP
Grafton to manufacture their farm i'm,
pllments and in fact almost every article
needed, such as Buckets, Chairs, Tables,
Furniture &c. &c, will requirJ the
machinery to be run by Steam. 1t is
true We have some five situations in this
COUNTY where mach AIRY could be run BY
water, but il our Changers make as big
a thing out this movement as they pro-
prose we ale inclined to believe that our
water power will not be sufficient. Then
we suppose the cost between water and
Steam would not amount to a great deal
and the advantages of the latter would
certainly be great.
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Farmers Your At,enusn.

Joel B, Thomas, our Agricultural
Implement dealer, is now preparing for
Pie large trade that he is expecting this
hummer, by ordering a large quantity
pf Reapcrs, Mowers, and Threshers.
PIE does not intend to let any other
.dealer undersell him. His tetms are
liberal, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Farmers call and examine bis machin.
'ery before you think of sending to an
other city or town for your implements
|We know Nh. Thomas, and know him
10 be an honorable dealer, and will do
just what he promises. 1t.
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@ A s Fl

We have made arrangements to sell all
the City Yarn we can make at a fair
price for cash which will enable us to pay
cash for wool.
Wool shipped to us at Carter's Depot,
for working, will be promptly received
and goods returned to that point ready
for shipment free Of charge. We will
also pay freight charges on all packages Of
wool weighing fifty pounds or over, ship
ped on The + 7. Va. & Ga. R. r.
We will also state that Doe River
WOclea Manufacturing Company aid tue
Natausa Woolcn Mills are two separate
and distinct Companies Persons ship
ping wool e Us 1il cousign it to ]. p.
Scott & Co. Persons wishing information
sili Gdduss.
i. p. SCOTT Il co.
! Eitz1bethlsn, Tenn.
! snril I5tf.
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PRISONERS OUT OF JAIL
THE JAILOR
COURT HOUSE FIRED!
Citizens Excited.

AT about half past s o'clock last night
the Jailor Mr.. Jack Young went up
stairs to lock the prisoners III the cage.
Wheu he opened the door, the notor>
ious Bachus who has been a terror to
the people Of this county for eighteen
mouths previous to his last capture,
struck Young a heavy blow on his bead
with a piece Of iron, and he fell to the
floor senceless. Mrs. Young hearing
the noise and fearing the prisoners were
attempting to make their escape, rushed
up stairs, and met Bachus and Blsh com
lug down. Fearing they had killed heI
husband she went GU aud found him
laying GU the floor unconscious. In ben
excitement she carried him down stair,
before the alarm was given and before
the citizens were notified, the 'jail birds
had flown to their hiding places where thc
~"woodbiue twinctb and the whippoorwil
sings its lonely melody" A number o
citizens started as soon as possible to re
capture them, hut Bachus being an OLD
'dodger'' they could bear nothing of him
The jailor is suffering very much thu
morning but it is hoped he will soon bt
able for business again.
The citizens we're excited about thu
Jail delivery, but not halt 50 much al
they were this morning when it was re
ported that the Court House had heeT
fred in two different place. The incen'
diary set fire to the ceiling under the
clock where a large place was burned
aud also burned a hole in the DOR Of thu
Circuit Court Clerks Office. Strange t,
say the fire went out at both places, AM
no one except the william n eadiar,
himself knew any thing of the hre til
this morning.
1t is Indeed sad to know that We hay
such bad characters in our country.
is hoped the guilty enc will be found ant
that be will be punished to the full ez
tent Of the law.
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10000 Pounds of Wool Wan,
ted, for which we will pay tue high-
est market price, freight and
nboro., Of
WOODEN MILL.

Will Pick Card and Spin wool into
any sized yam desired for, l24cts per
pound customer furnishing grease, if
furnished by the Company II. cts per
pound.
For weaving five leaf jeans satinet &
etc 40 cts. per ID.
40 OF. wool required per yard.
Weaving .incies. flannels % cts.
per yd. Z OF. per yd.
We will also exchange Blankets for
WOO, ON reasonable terms.
No extra for finishing coforing or
warp
We wish to establish our business on
an honorble bases, therefore. we will
guarantee that no waste or bad mater.
ial be used in customers work,
With these assurance We hope to
to obtain a liberal patronage.
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Friend MdhOaey items
for the HERALD AND TRJBuNE are quite
scarce in our Cove this week. But we
rejoice to know that Spring has come
and that corn phnting is the order of
The Gay. The Wheat crop is not as
badly damaged BY the late cold wealth
er as was at FIRST supposed. Peaches
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, near Fall Braech, by
Elder N. W. &. Baxter. Mr., S. II
MoULToN, aud Miss LAyINIA MOORE
Also on the same day by the same par
son, at the residence of the brides father
at Fall Branch, Mr.. j. f. CRoUcM apG
Miss MAMIE MORGAN.
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The Dog Law.

| Uncle Daniel interviewed Fuller the
pther day in regard to the late law tax
ing Dogs; when Fuller told him the
taI was a dollar a year on each Dog
Daniel SAID before he would pay "a
Dollar a ear on his Dog, he would cut
both his ears of-then he would ike tc
pee Morrow get the tax!
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AT
Mulwaod Eteuts.

Mr.. Editor ;-Ou last Friday eve>
ming, the citizens of Earnest Chapel"
met for the purpose Of organizing a
Spelling Match; both old and young
seemed intent on having a spell. I.
p. Britton, stated the object of the
meeting, 1t being not only for pleasure
and amusement, but for mutual i'm,
provement IN the way of spelling, which
"bv the way" is very much needed in
our country.
The following officers were then
elected: james d. Martin, Cha rman +;
J. L. Biddle, Moderator g. A. Mathes
Secretary and i. Britton, Teacher.
Frank Biddle and Horace Deshler
were appointed captains, and selected
quite a number of spoilers, who entered
into the work with much animation and
resulted in quite alively and interesting
time. 1t is our design to keep the ball
rolling; the public generally is invited
to attend, our time for spelling Will be
Friday night ofeach week.
The Changers had a public instala'
ton Of officers on lat Thursday at oul
town, also several addresses made. but
the best part of the meeting was the
bountiful supply of provisions which
they had there, and l assure you they
we're careful to see that all got plenty
The Quarterly meeting for the Al
L. Church, South, commences on SAT
urday, the 10Th inst. at Earnest Chap
ell" they propose to have the Chnrcl
completed inside by that time.
1t seems that Winter has broke a
last. it is feared that the Wheat is yer,
much injured by the cold weather an,
freeze.
A CITIZEN.
Millwood. Tenn Nav 10th. 1874
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MON RESIDENT NOTICE. 5V
IN In Cha.cery al. Jonesboro' Tsi
Joseph Boothe, ~"
Sicsfeld & Mayer, ct. al.

Oh NMHA Wv
In this cause 1t appearing from the al
leg atoms in co%mplainants bill that
lisa dore Siesfeld aud Max j.. Mayer W
of the defendants are pon-residents. Of
the State Of Tennessee. IL Is therefore
ordered that publication be made for foIir
successive weeks in the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, a newspaper published in the
town of Jenesboro' Tenn, notifying the
said nonresident defendants to appear
before our said Chancery court Oh the
18th Monday OF MAY next, and make their
defence to said bill, or the same will be
takcr for confessed as TO them, and set
for hearing tx. parte. Witness, b. A..
Swingle, Clerk and Master OF said Court
at etlice in Johesboro, this the 18th day
OF April, 1875. az % l,saaaI
B. .swINGLE, G. & N.
aprill5wipfs5. 'Sis.t 1e4
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DIED.

Near Cherry Grove last Sunday eve.
ming Mrs. Sarah Tadlock wife of Jouna.
than NJ, Tadlock, of Cancer.
Two miles north of flown last Thursday
Mrs, Elizabeth Keys widow Of the late
John Keys. of Paralysis.
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CHANCERY COURT AT TAYLORS>
VILE TENNESSEE.
John Ward,

Caroline Ward, Hlmilton Ward, James
f. Ward, Loretta Ward, Wilbur
Ward, Alexander Ward, james Baker
and Wife Caroline, formerly Caroline
Ward, John r. Stout, Joseph Stout
and Caroline Stout.
1t appearing to the Clerk and Master
from the allegations in Complainant'a bill
which Is sworn to that Defendants james
Baker and Wife Caroline Baker are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee. 1t
is therefore ordered that publication be
made Cor four successive weeks in the
HERALD AND tribune published in
Jouesboro' Tennessee notifying said de-
PENDANTS 10 appear at the Court House in
Taylorsville Tennessee on the second
Monday in August 1876 at a term of the
Chancery Court then and there to bo held
for said county, and plead answer or de-
MUIR to Complainants bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed and set for
hearing &c parte as to them. This May
Sd 1875.
r. A. DONNELLY.
c. J. NJ.
Mav1SnfS5
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\ Cooling, hes'lng and refreshing is
hat splendid ice cream at W. G.
ysthes. A fresh supply every day.
60 in and cool of.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-05-13

A great many letters, news items from
M country, reports of spelling matches
ID, &C., have been crouded out Of our
js,uc to day, We hope our contributors
xil be patient till next week.
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s. II. Anderson is well prepared to
k.d aud take care Of a large number Of
horses. lie will feed the Changers horses
n Changers prices.
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x,cssboro' District, M, E.. Church
4 Third Quarter.
r,;,,bothtOn May s
,,,b.,bton CIR. Limestone Cove 10
liter Station Stony Creek %
bO,.bOro.' Kyker's 20
q,,lOrvills Deep Spring June
In BrancL Pactolas ~
,DDe,boro, aud johnson City, John.
son City ~
ah.atOwu Earnest's Chapel &c
creepcvllle Cir. Pisgah July 8
Creeneville ~
J. A. RUBLE, p. Il.
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I Arrangements are being made to ac-
sommodate all the delegates who attend
he Grange naeting at this place next
Tueday.
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Nathan Shipley Admir- of Jas. Barding,
deceased, 9.tN
Letitla BardinR. I'D. al. h.

deceased, IL efLf
Vs.
Letitia Barding, ct. al. 8asJ
Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', at its, November
Term, 1875. In the above cause, 7 win
offer for sale to the highest bidder q tthe
Court House door in Jonesboro', on the
22d day Of May 1875,
the tract OF land mentioned aud dcscrib-
ed In this cause. lying In Washington
County, Tenn. Civil District No. IS adj
Joining the lands of the heirs Of James
kincheioe, deceased, and others. contain
lng l5O acres more or lees; said land will
be sold subject TO the dover interest Of
Isttia BariliHg IN said land aud Within
clude the rcyersionary Interest OF said
Dover. Said land will be sold on a
credit CT six and twelve months payanle
IN equal installmenIs and la bar. OF the
right of redemption. The purchaser Win
be required to give notes with approved
security for the purchase money,
D. F. swlNGLE, CAN,
April - al pfs5.
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Patrons Attention.

II will be remembered that at the
Convention Of Pat ons of Husbandry
from the six upper counties Of East
Tennessee. held at Johnson City, in
February or march last, a commit
tee was raised and instructed TO eX-
anime such sites suitable for the
manufacture of farming implements
&C., receive propositions &C., and re-
port on the whole subject in detail to
the convention at m adjourned meet
ing appointed to be held at Jones'
boro' on Tuesday the 18th inst.
A portion of said committee have
instructed me to announce to you
and the public generally, that to ex-
pedite their business, each commit
tee man will attend TO that portion of
it within the limits of his own county.
Parties therefore wishing to bring the
advantages of any locality, for said
manufacturing purposes, to the at
tention of the approaching conven-
tion at Jonesboro', and to submit
propositions, have their property ex-
amined and reported upon to that
body, will please communicate with
the committeeman of their own coun-
ty. give the names and address of
the committee, below,
The committee further instruct me
to suggest that it is important that
each subordinate Grange ofthe coun'
ties of Johnson Carter Sullivan,
Hawkins, Washington and Greene,
Send a Special Delegate, or Delegates,
to the convention empoweredto cast
the votes of the oranges, in its busi'
ness action. And further to suggest
that the Oranges respectively instruct
their delegates a. to the basis Of yot'
ing to be established.
The plan of the Greene county
Council viz, that each grange cast
one vote for every ten members, and
one for every fraction above ten, is
thought to be just and equitable.
The convention of the 18th, al
Jonesboro' is full OF Importance and
interest to the order in upper East
Tennessee. and a large attendance
not only Of Special Delegates but o.
the Patrons generally is greatly tc
be desired.
ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE.
REV. j. HANsHAw,
Mill-Point, Sulliran County.
Col. G. w. NELSON,
Limestone, Washington County.
j. X. SELF ESQ,
Midway, Greene County.
JACOB HAMILTON ESQ,
New Canton, HaschinS County.
REV. S. p. SoRRELL,
Duggers Ferry, Garter County.
GEO. p. Crouch ESQ,
Carriers Furnace, Carter Cumtty.
Mr.. Crouch will act for the under
signed. N. G. TAYLOR,
Chairman Com.
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I The School at Buffalo Ridge closes on
he 26lh inst.
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Ayers Hair Vigor Halls Vegetable
AAir Renewer ; Clark's Hair Dye.
AT wHEELER'S.
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Anew supply Of very SUPERIOR
,lGARS, just received at
SPARKS.
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I Changers can get their horses fed at the
Livery Stables on the 18th inst OF reduced
rates.
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The "fat boy" of r, W. Elan, & Co.'S
Eaddlery establishment is again in the
with a good lot of goods of
lhrir own manufacture. We hope the
t~tizens will treat him kindly, buy
literally, and send him home as soon
Is he disposes Of his goods.
PUBE CIDER VINEGAR at,
SPARKS.
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ne Farmers.

For Genuine English Gram and Gras
Scythes Call on
SIMPLIFY. SMITH. & Co..
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Attention.
The board of Directors for the
Washington County Association in
aid of wheat growers, are requested
to meet at the Court House, in Jones'
boro' on Tuesday the 18th of May,
at the ringing of the bell, for the pur-
pose of adopting the rules and re-
strictions, under which the premiums
of the Association shall be awarded.
&c. p. FAw, President.
W. f. MATHEs, Secretary.
May 18th, 1875.
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Vinegar Bitters; Rodgers Bitters
Ayers Extract Sa,snrarilla; Simmons
Liver Regulator.
AT WHRELER'S.
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Plaster.

l have agood lot Of Plaster on hant
lor sale.
j. B THOMAS.
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KYKER PIPES.

I am now the only, manufacturer of
he celebrated Kyker Pipes. They are
me best made and the great demand fer
hem has enabled me TO make the u ,ces-
parry arrangements to fill all the orders
hat | may receive. Price OF pipes slo,OO
Ousand.
Address,
10 ~ CARR
U-a.ffvFnn Co., MI
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Greasy Caye Iten,s.

Wildwood, Tenn, Nay 10th, 1875
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10 ~ CARR

washinton 60 Garbers NIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
Death OF u Prominent Merchant
..1'RrtiCulnFS Of tho Tornado.

Sr. Louis, February 2f-Georgc p.
Plant, an old and prominent merchant
aud maker Of the famous Plant flour, died
to-day. l4rG
1Iaier accounts Of the tornado which
passed over Pcttis county yesterday says
that several dwellings and other buildings
in the country we're destroyed, but the
principal damage was done In Houstonia.
The storm was only 100 yards wide, but
terrific IN power and did its worst in
Houstonia In thirty seconds, A train Of
freight cars was blown from the track.
Some Of the cars were carried q distance
Of one hundred yards. .l]cSides ". II
Porter, who was norially wounded, DR..
Williams had several ribs broken and his
lungs seriously injured, he will probably
die. Several other persons had limbs
fractured or were otherwise badly hurt.
The loss vi i be about $4,000, several Of
tho building destroyed having been stores
and they With goods ntheni were total
lnRR
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WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, February "a = The
House Committee on Appropriations are
engaged OH tho deficiency bill, the last Of
series Of appropriation bills. 1t will
contain appropriations to the extent OF
about $2,60O,000.
The House Committee on the District
OF Columbia have fixed the taxation Of
property In this District al per cent,
and extended the time three months be-
fore execution can be issued TO sell prop
erty for delinquent taxes.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
the nomination Of Harvey Jewell, Of
Massachusetts,, to bo Judge Of the Court
Of Commissioners Of Alabama Claims,
lie is brother Of The PosLmaster.Gen-
eral.
The Committee OH Contested Elections
to-day presented a report 10 the House
declaring that George II. Sheridan was
elected Representative for the State at
large from Louisiana. A minority re.
port, declaring that he was not 40 elected,
was also made.
The Treasury Department will to.
morrow commence the payment Of inter.
est on 1O-iOS due March lst without re-
bate.
Dempsey, the barkeeper who shot
Lottie b. Warren last night, Is reported
somewhat better. The woman Ia not OK.
peCted to live.
The Republicans at a CAUCUS this even.
Ing decided that Immediately after the
passage Of the pending bill for the admis.
sion Of Colorado the bill for the admission
Of New Mexico as q State shall be taken
up and passed. ....
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ByTeLegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
.gaN.tT
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
htDispatcbes.
CHARLESTON DISPATCH.
Report Of the investigating Com
mittee.
The Treasurer and Auditor Found
Guilty Of High Crimes and Mis-;
demeanors and Their
imprisonment Req
commended, ,,,
OnAnLSroN. Fnbrnnry q,

ESPECIAL Dispatch lO't6o InEOlllySusosj II n
Tho special committee appointed to In;
vestigate the relations OfIthel Treasurer
and Auditors Offices to the public depOS-
its reported this afternoon. They unani-
mously recommend the impeachment Of
Treasurer BurdOtt aud Auditor Bennett
for high crimes and misdemeanors. The
report is signed by Good, BIuckmoro,
Pritchard, Stewart, Snyder AND Carlisle,
Pritchard declined to dgn the rScOm-
mendatiOn to impeach Bennett, but was In
favor OF going for BurdOtt The evil
denco was read in open house, and 1t re-
veals the fact that several thousand dol
lars have been paid by the Merchants
Bank (whosO recusant cashier was recent
ly put in limbol as bribcs to secure an
undue share Of the public funds. II up.
pgurs that Bill Burdctt, the Senator from
tGi4 district, former clerk under ,his
father, got $1,000 from the Merchants
Bank, and $500 from Grantham's Bank.
Also that his father got $500 from the
Merchants Bank, and that. Auditor Ben.
nett received 5000 from some so,irce or
other in an irregular way.
The Senatorial Burdett claims that he
individually got pll the paddttg. This
statement Is thin, buEit appeStathat the
committee failed to get very convincing
testimony against the oaths Of the Treas.
urcr and Auditor They claim that Senator
Bill did not represent them In llis dicker
with the banks, and that they knew moth
ing whatever Of his speculations. Jack.
son, Alillst Fleming and others 10 the
position ihhat they can not ilnpeach tho
Auditor and Treasurer for official mis-
conduct in 1872, as their then existing
term Of office has expired, and they are
now serving out a now term. Ills evil
dent that the whole thing will bc Smoth'
cred up, and nothing done with the
report. All the remaining time Of the
session will be consumed in lilatory talk
with view to staving Of impeachment
Mr.. Good stands up like u man and de-
clnrcs that Burdett and Bennett must be
II. Al Ia IN ~ -
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I,rnhlbitlon ConXontion.

CohuMBus February 24.-Att the after.
noon session Of the State Prohibition
Convention the followingistdte ticket was
nominated: For Governor, Jay O'Dell,
Of Cleveland; Observation-Disclosures, H.
a. Thompson, Of Franklin; Attorney.Gen.
cral, s. s. Adams, Of Cleveland; State
Auditor, Belmont Lock, of Lawrence,
Co; State Treasdrer, +. II. Young, Of
Champaign; Supreme Judge, b. g. Mont
RorneFN Member Of Board Of Public
Works, ]. Buchlet, Of Akron. The Con.
yentiUn re.adoptei their platform OF last
wear, and adopted q resolution In
ilofsing compulsory education and the
President Of The United States for endeav-
orinp 10 sustain the honor Of the Naliont
also charging that the trouble In the
southern States wAs due to the failure Of
Congress to understand the situation, or
neglect TO pass such legislation as was
necessary to prevent SCENES Of anarchy
and bloo,lshed; also asking the co.opera.
tion Of farmers and women 10 suppress
the liunof tratfics ,g1