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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-02

C00OCc.
ITO EDWARD Wssn. W F PrH
l. BM paHesi George p.nsTaore. g. v. c-xsa
snd ali whom u NAV concern. lon. And ssrt &
yea are hereby ncstaed ihs; ]. q. c-aaa. hs'
done the fail amount ~ wori required by 'At S q
congr~ss Of is-s .na amendments thereto. tow
Ons Hundred and Eighty gisoi Della"
worth ca the Banner quartz ledge. esoorer! das
situated IN boass county. Idaho Territory. sas f&
arc hereby required Ia "a, 10 me al sssess@aa
against yea The and for the paetoasssn o. ~
advertisement within ninety days fxu sh a.
hereof or forfeit all ~ your ygat 'ius. sr'@s
and eiAara la. Ia. aud uron. said Banner esea
claim ~ provided fos hs the &C: sho's specsae1
inawoey1T. dan z. ls-3 y. " ChAFs
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-02

TNO c. +. SW ARTWOCT, HENRY
l. Belaen. J. c is2acs. iiaAmar ]. asliet. Sins
.e. Allen Thos- Moosr.. ir-. " brown Ahe-
Davis Charles Albright Airhonse charfans, sad d
~aosn II may concern: Notice - hereby csser As
\, Thoass Nootyy. sr. have oons ~osi and espeaael
the sam Of
On~ nsadr~d $500 nd sixty Dsilan
on the Lone Star snla~ IN tho Placer ssn,ng Dssr
ia the County 81 boas~. ~rr4iort II ldAha. nd Ia
,oa have failed 70 contribute the .snosn; ort q
your respective sase-~sis IN saia fnine. and b
same shall moi have been paid within Ninety "
aa,s from the date Asreo: year sad interests % III
rusee ~tll be forfeited b. operation q. Law
THos. MooTEI. u
OranTxnrao Jan. ]! 1878,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-02

Notice.
4 LII PERSONS HOLDING Crp.
- tain snall promlaeorv 49, O1IA-
csnanee viii p.eaas return tkem ~ =. n y - -
ss Greek. boiss 20 l. T.. sor nss1s 49,. =
80 = sop shsar etrcuhkioa. ~. n.s.s,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
TIE yOTE FOH GOVERHOR Nv ONO.

H,YEs's MAJORITY OVER ALLEN, 09I2-IIs MA
JORITY OVER ALL, 2.0Si-TOrAL VOTE. 502.Gol.
The subjOincd table of the vote for Governor
in Ohio COM piled from the returns made to tue seofe
tary OF State, aud from Official returns published IN soVe
RI Of the counties aud is believed " he practeaiy
official The totals telographed FROM Columbus as being
compiled from tho In the Secretarys Office agree
with those given below with the exception OF the vote
FOR Hayes UepJ These totals it Ia believed were com
piled from identical with those given belo" ont
the vote for Hayes is reported to be 291,ol3, OF %o
less than that given in the snlloined table, Ac-
cordng to the figures given below, the major
10y for Gov Hayes (RepD over Gov Alien Is oo'-
against SIT for tie latter in 1878. The Prohibition
vote was 1851. Hayess majority over al is Z'9si
The total vote this year was oJZ'o9I Ihe
total vote for Governor in 1873, including lOoZ| TOT
Collins New" party, and 1OOs1 for stewart Prohib
toni 44s,599 the Republicans elected their entire
State ticket with the exception VI Governor by major
, ranging from III for Treasurer, To l,114 Tor he
her of B0aId OF Public Works Toe vote IN 1871 LOT
C;oyrrnor was as follows Democratn 2l-,lOo EcpnD-
lcan 23s Z7 total l5G37s. Falling Oh III t0ai VOC,
Iy72, including Prohibition and " New par'!cs II 80
falling off I'M Republican vote, 24,436; inning on 10
Democratic vote. BIOL. Total vote ia l9.2 Tor Pres
dent including l63 Tor OCOnOr tslrulght DonOcadp'
.. 80 for Black NrohiDtanl, aud Ib2 scattering,
5gJgs In 1874. the vote f0r secretary OF State wac s
follows: Democratic. 5.4O6; Republican, 22t,204
Prohibition, 7,8i5 tots l. 467, 49, Democrats over Re
pnblcaas, IL 2O2 Democrats over all, -3o7:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30

ton the United States Bank 10 the early years OF the
war when Mr. Pendleton and other Democratic oacefs
wsrc bitterly hostile ~ the Legal FENDER scI
This lattor fact-the treacbsry OF The Democratic
party to its traditional policyis ono that has ex-
cited general surprise. The result is " tho end OF
imitation as possible policy OF the successful De-
mocracy. II the Democrats are TO win IN 1871 IL
would now appear that they must win on strong
'bard-money Platform" | presume that many OF
the views have boon quoting will seem to tho men
who have so lately lost their hesds about initiation
quite commonplace and stale. IL they ale So leu US
rejoice the more for sound as they are and hopeful
nobody would nave felt like expressing them with
confidence two days ago. O. W. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
uysAFE CHURCHES n SLw,yERsEy

Some dissatisfaction hds existed in the Com
mittee Rates and surveys o. tho NewYork Board Of
Fire Underwriters and the designations Of several Of the
members were rendered n few ago. Since then
however, tho differences have been arranged aud the
Committee Is at work. report has just been
Issued giving the result OF the examination OF the heat
ing apparatus of churches in Jersey CITY, Hobohen ud
son City Bergen, Lafayette. aud Greeny lie " j. among
which tho following arr reported uusaie
II JERSEY CITl.-'Ghe Holding Methodist Church, On
Montgomery S,. t"U portable furnaces aud s,nokcnucs
Third Pre- soycran Church, Merccrst, two portable
furnaces and portion Of the gshraoaUtS First UniteI
Smokc-iiue ami pipe; st. MARKS Protestant Episcopal
Church at Grove and Montgomery stove regstt
ct. furnace smoke luc, aud gas brokot St Patie.
Roman Catholic Church, on OceanaVe, cam pip s; IT.
Jos pas Roman Catholic CIurch, at baldwin Prog
,h"ic Cbnrrb on Msrrrr tyo s,n"t~-niros T.o-is
ter. and three gasbrackcts. and the Fiat Unyrsalt
Church. on iyypace, near eudnitaye., smokepps aud
II HnBoKYN--The two furnaces registers smoke fues
and abrac9ets OF the First Baptist Church at ihrd ana
BiOomhed-ils arc unsafe; also the registers, siloke
ue smoke and hO-ar pipes of tho First Presbyte ian
Chnrcn 81 Sx,h and Hndson-sts the furnace, rrlter
and two smoke fues OF ST. Paus Protestant Episcopal
Church HudsOn-st.; the smoke ppo Of oar lady Of
Grace Roman Catholic Church nj Iifh and Millow-st,
ana the smoke due OF the German Evangelist Church nc
Is lIUDsoS ClTr.-Thc Fifst Baptist Church on sum
mtave. has unsafe smoke fuc. smoke pipe aud es,ter;
ihe Second Congregational CHurch at summit aud 81
Iaul'sayes.. las unsafe smoke pipe Hue. and Two gss
dSAetS AZ "tG ~, 'hs' M ceL,s'.S W
chnineys ~ -. Johns German Methodist Episcopal
Church ut Hopkins ana Cenrdayes; the stoves IN tho
West End Methodist Episcopal Church on IL oe-dto;
TIE oariheu SMOKE pipe in the tower of tie Rock Ridge
Methodist Ep.sgopl Church on Bcereumave; the fur
mace. smoke p!ps and gas brscko; IA the AsceAslon
Pr. testant Episcopal Cauroh at Sew-YOIA.Ee. and
Sontlst two stoves in tho West Eud Reformed Church
at Broadway and TonneeHye; aud The OIL Lamps In 81
Pinls vi the Csoss Roman Catholic Church on hsnoock
ave.
IL BEEGESt portion OF the gas bysckets Of the Ber
gen Baptist Church, Madison and CintTaves; tlss
smoke pipes. hOtair pipes, register and gs brackets o
n tNr
and the portable furnace and smoke due al the CHRIST
Protestant Episcopal Church, Carkst. stated 10
be unsafe.
The soye-pipe and cotair box ~ the Lafayette Msho
dist Episcopal Church. whitonst., Lafayette; and IN
Greeny he. the two smoke fiues registers ard oil lamps
Oi te German Lutheran Church. On Wa, alley ave; no
brick furnace NJ Grace Protestant Episcopal Church; mo
oil lamps " the Greenyile Methodist Episcopal Church
end tho registers aud snokepipe OF the saen Church OF
tho Evan cst Association MisSon New Bergen road
churches ehamined-nost % them IN Jersey City-wers
found 20 be sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
MISSISSIPPI.

In Mississippi the people will elect State
Trcas IIer Mcmb rs of the XLIYth Congress. Stale
Legislature ad county officers and vote upon three POO
posed amendments 10 the Constitution The last lesis-
latnrc was Republican by majority 81 id the Senate
ard q in the House TIE -ioappi delegation Ia the
XLlDl Congress was composed Of five H'p"blcdns aud
ono u noc.a. The platforms o. bot5 p@rtioG omit any
reference 10 tie financial question. Tie Il publican
BIZ form recommends the adoption Of the three pro
posed Amendments, t. tno Constitution. The hf 10 10
tue form oi an add lion vi section of Article Nj, ana
prohibits the payment Of what j, known a. tAo Union
Bank Oh Planters Bank bonds Tho second is IN reia-
ton fincs orci;uros, etc. in support ~ the public
schools. ami tie unrG relates 10 division Of the state
INTO convenient ndnbcr Of chdncrry districts. Ihe
sat. ANA Confessional i,sets IOi!Ows;
U-laoclGtc FSDu'in1n.
E,, Ct4e treasurer l. utnin,way Geo. NJ. buCnauAn
tDngc.4s......I. fLucii's q. e. Lamar
hi. IIc1narGc d. None Ifris a. Iittle.
". OfIo Il. SIHs .pr. 5..-On Niles.
V. Charles =. II ofcr..AeN. Warner.
VI. ,sUdrrcA Stal-..... 'John H. iyhch.
sRa "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
KANSAS AND VIRGINIA.

In Kansas the electors viii vote (Nov. y upon
three proposed amendments to the STATE Constitution
and will also elect STATE Le2isatdre aud county officers
Tine present legislature il Republican b. majority OF
in the Senate, - Ia hc Ionse and 81 oil joint ballot The
Republican majority FOR Governor in 1874 was l3,jlG.
Tie amendments to the Constitution are intended TO
secure biennial sessions OF he Legislature. Tho IfSt
proposition provides that Section % Of Article H. shalI
he AMENDED 50 rs H. read follows "l OF the
Legislature Shall held the State capital, and, gin
ming with tire session OF 1871 all regular sessions shall
held in two years, commencing on the second
Tuesday OF January OF each alternate year
thereafter" Tho second proposition amends
section Of Article XII to provide that at each regu
lar session the Legislature shall make prov lsiOn FOR
raising sufficient revenue dciay the current expenses
OF the for two year4 Tue ird proposition - con
stltte Section 20 81 Article H., reads follows h the
general ,l .ctiOn neid 1876, and thereafter, members
OF the House Representatives. snail he elected Tor Two
years members the Senate VIII be elected for four
years
In Virginia, members OF the House of Dele
gates and ui,haf OF The members Of the senate viii b.
elected. The present Ia gslaiure stands a. folloSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
Wisconsin has voted as follows during past years:
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND win vote for Governor, Con
troller and Attorney General, STATE legislature and
County officers, and vote upon an amendment 10 tne
Constitution in relation 10 tie removal OF trials od one
court 10 another There Only two state tickets Ia the
field the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the Citizens
Reform Tile latter ticket nominated 10y coalition
OF the Refubcans the Citizens Reform party, and the
Committee appointed IL the Merchants meeting IN
Baltimore on sept T. The present Legislature is Demo
critic 10y % majority in the Senate ana 81 IN 'he HOUSE.
The financial planks Of the Democratic platform ore n
follows: "TIe honest payment OF our debts ana IRE
sacred preservation OF the public faith 1--WE protest
against any increase Of the circulating currency mi DE-
nnd that such he adopted by Congress rs VIII
result ia the resumption Of specie payments NJ tie
earliest possible moment" Tho Republicans favor tine
fAiment of every pledge 80 u the payment OF our S'""
and Federal Obligations return to specie payment
al the earliest practicable moment and the Cessation oi
all further expansion OF the currency" The candidates
Oh lie two a. ate tickets ~ follows:
D.,,oorytie Jepbtie1n.
J,,r c,oysy-oy Io,u 90 Carroll ]. Morrison Harrts
Ip1ts0ifcF Levin M'pt.ioIl t|iNai'i " ,,eN.s.
Ahu-Ge1erGl. Charles J. NJ. Gwynn y Ir"oklr "aiiS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
MINNESOTA.

In Minnesota, State officers, members of the
Legislature. and county officers are to be elected aud
four amendments to the state Constitution are to he
voted upon. The frs amendment changing Section OF
Article VI, provides for the formation o. judicial dis
iifcts composed Of contiguous TERRITORY and the election
Of Judges for term Of years and also provides
that every District Judge shall rcde within the district
at the time Of his election and during ms continuance In
Office The second amendment says the Legislature may
provide by law that any woman 81 years o and up
ward may vote any election for school officers upon
any relating schools ana may also DO eligible
10 hold any Office pertaining solely to the management OF
schools The third amendment directs the Legislature to
provide for the safe investment Of the principal and
interest Of all funds arising from the sale OF
certain lands in United States bonds the bonds Of Min
nesota other States issued after the year 1850. The
foarh proposition amends Section Of Article X
60 make STOCKHOLDERS In corporation iexcept those
for carrying manufacturing mechanical busnessj
only for ali unpaid nstaDeDts stock owned 10y
transferred for the purpose Of defudug cred
itore The present Legislature has Republican major
ity Of one in the Senate and two in the House. The
Republican platform approves President Grants third
term letter and declares IN favor OF that policy OF
finance which shall steadily keep In view return 10
specie paymens.r The Democrats declare I'm favor "
return gold and silver basis OF the currency Of
the country with immediate preparation and effective
MEASURES the resumption Of specie pa. iueb"
The AonopOlsts declare in favor OF the 800 sohrne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
ALABAMA.

In Alabama, on the 10th of November, the
people will vote upon The State Constitution
Gently adopted by the Constitutional ycntion The
Republicans who framed the Constitution OF 1865
opposed the ealing Of the Convention, but de-
frated by a large majority. The Convention was ia
sion - days. and before adjournment all tho members
except six Republicans signed the proposed Constitution.
The changes ia the Constitution, IL Is said. curi The
cost OF government not less than 100000 ycar and
reduce the ntcrcst-bcaIng debt ~ 1913 900 year. The
most important features Of the proposed Constitution
the following: The General Assembly prohibited from
lending the money credit Of the State to works Of
internal Improvement Upon the subject OF Secession the
Constitution declares that " the People ~ tis state
crpt final the established fact tiat from the Federal
Union b- secession ~ any stale" q" 10
educ unIl property qualification Tor suffrage or oior.
previous condition ~ scrYitude, snail be made by law"
The go the General Assembly ia lcyyBg ax.s Tor
state purposes limited to- the rate OF tnIecfoUfts
one per cont per Tho per diem and mileage
Of members IL nIod at - and 10 cents respectively
The state il relieved OF tho taking ol IA dee, n
nal census The Board Of Education, the Office
Of observation-disclosures aud the Buren, OF Indus
trial Resources, are abolished. Provision Ia maze
for reduction OF about 25 per cent upon
the salaries Oi all Executive snd Judicial officers. II
prohibits all Legislation OF local character which lie
pOg for ~ general laws. IL sep-Iaos the Time Of
b. linz o.. STATE aud Federal elections The liability
Of stOchodei- IN YrV'tr corporations D. limited 60 t"
amount Of unpaid stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30

MASSACHUSETTS.

Massachusetts, viii elect 1t full list OF State
officers. 40 senators aud 2lJ Represent giiyss and eight
ExccUiye Councillors leach for one year, one Commits
si0ner ia each county for three years, and member Of
the XLIYth Congress. in the LIT District. 10 I'M the va
caaay caused by the death OF James BiintOn, iKopJ
There are four tickets before the peOnethe D,moo ate
Republican. Labor Reform, and Prohibition. The Demo
cratic Republican platforms sound on the money
question The present state Government is Republican
win the exception OF the Governor and The Legislature
j. Republican by mai0rty IN The Senate ana 20 IN The
House The four state tics"s n the Held follows
Democratic mi Liberdl. ZIP ib'tcGn.
Tos g0yerncy s. VI Castor. / Pi,e
'aIns- Knight.
ct.r.f George H. Monroe. Henry b. ~
gyef Weston Rowland. iCinrrs Endi,Oi
John g. Fitzgerald. julius l.. Clarke
eu.1.-f y. Very. sChare- r. Train.
L.........t harts g. Davis. VIM W. Grape.
Itbor h.fr3a. FrOhi6it
Pr (yOreynor wendell Phillips. John j. Baker
ItcIfeuqut T. GOreTn, .Mul / Bartlett
SeeTe'grI......... Israel W. ALdrrws.
Ifg1uYfT. Henry y Colin.
4 j r. Fitzgerald.
lftyrHeg Geperaf....H ". u. Magiathn.
RcnOmI strd. Present Audii1r.
Several tue past votes III Massachusetts are sum
married in the following table:
O 1872. Goyernor .5,t626 lS3.G0o 1859 7i.274 T.
b ls7l. President l}3I12 1877 1922 H.
E 81 Governor 90 500 72,Is3 1888 1888 r.
Il 1871. GO,,IuOr. ...-.-9G316 Sg3f4 1920 1902 d.
I-7t Con S1j99 lSl 7O G.J1S ID.
Scattering votes pa scattering votes 100 scattering
votes. 90 q sCattenng votes go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30

ing committed forgs<7 on s>s-sA eting Of No. -
Grayst. Boston, 70 the amour; OF s3sOO Garland was
found At No zl7 East ODe-bundred ffthst
The prisoner was taken 10 the Police Headquarters,
where he admitted the forgery. On being searched 1863
in money snd silver watch found. The prisoner
had been living az Harlem under the me Of william
Mason He was taken TO the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday, aud held 10 await a requsition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE POLLS TO BE OPENED IN TWELVE
STATES.

Elections will be held in II States during
November, as follows: Illinois, Kansas, Maryland
Massachusetts Minnesota, Mississippi Ncw-Iersey' New
York. Pennsylvania. Virginia and Wisconsin, on Nov q
and Alabama Nov. 10. The Illinois election VIII De
only for county aud municipal officers, and the result
will he OF general interest only so far as Is Ia an ndoaon
OF how the state will tho Gu5ernstorial election
ncxt wear The election which was have been held In
Texa. on Dec has postponed by the CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention the of all officers whose terms OF
Office under existing laws will expire on that day are
extended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
GENERAL NOTES.

Auburn il to have new Unversalist Church.
with spire 200 feet high.
They speak now Of Weston as man who
ras two s0los and a single thought
Cremation is progressing. A coffin factory
in Hudson Mch has been burned. Loss, $4,000
An old farmer in Iowa has an odd way Of
protecting his daughters from lovers He RIBS their
teeth with an onion
A Silver" eel, three feet long, and weighing
four wounds four has been caught IN Mttneasue
Mass. Tnis ioobs like resumption
David Sullivan OF Detroit celebrated his mar
rage by getting boosey aud passed. tho wedding night
aud She A. GIT after ia tAe S0atun-hOuse.
The Chester County Court Of Pennsylvania
has decided that writing on slate IA not good VIII and
testament II draws the line at slate pencils
Look out for swindlers operating in tho
rural districts making contracts for proof roofing
pitch" and getting pronissoIy notes for the saline.
Charles L. Leavorns, smart lad of North
Sctuate Mass between July aud september |, picked
jS2 QUARTS OF huckeberrcs. for which be received $50.
One hour after she was married, on the 18th
NJ Mira De witt OF Johrstown, ILL., coped with AZ old
lover THIS Is the shortest shining OF the honeymoon
record.
Frank and George McCulloch now lay claim
considerable portion Of the land upon which gAe VII
Of Corning is situated, ami suit is to be Instituted
Tor its recovery.
4 Shropshire ram, The property of Mr. L. c.
Fish II DIEGO years Old weighs 302 bounds. Mr Fyh
iutrn l. tO BRING tlo ANIMAL up % 4Jb pOUu aII
hbit him nj the Centennial.
Thomas Owens who must have been very
hungry. recently paid ~ - Tor bowl OF ogder
five egs and i've sausares. Tie stole them from saloon
Do Palmer, Mass, and the court hNoi the price.
TIamps are growing particular. One Of this
izy bIoherhp od being offered old vascoat and pair
OF pantao,rs by lady in savannah. declined them.
Their ain no wa'cii-pocket.' said he, "nor NJ hind
pocket for pistol"
AT Ashland, Oregon, George Miller has been
exhibiting steer - hands high, 20 feet from tip 10 tip
aud estimated 20 weigh, with TAT. 5000 pounds IA IS
.edly elephant Oi steer, anu hs nalie il is IAo
Lost River Ranger"
From a single tree planted in tub and kept
Ia his horlouse, {. 3 HODroOk Of UO!brook Mass has
sold ia years less than $500 worth Of peachrs
of them 20 80 PEI dozen; many ~ from "a 70 23
p3r dozen aud ali ~ Al average OF flS per Dozen They
sJid NASTY IN ;he mDuths Ut February and March.
At the Hlmpden County, Mass, Agricultural
Far last week. exhibited paig Of white cotton
stockings 100 years old They handsomely clicked"
win bua and Otherwise f2nctuiy orndmrLtrd, IN such
a says me S21n yted JEiDaj " az shows that
they were not meant TO be entirely concealed at all
tines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
NEW.LEESEY.
INV q t+I'''4FH'
mo of tho Assembly. eight Senators,

Members of the Assembly, eight Senators,
AID county officers to be chosen N"Y.%) III new
Jersey on the eight counties in which Senatorial eite-
foDs are TO De held six represented by publ
cans and Two by Democrats. Seven Republicans ana six
Democrats hold over The Republicans have a minority
Of five in tive present SENATE and the Democrats have
majority of % in the House. The Senatorial nOmna-
tons tue total vote in each district IN 1872 the vote re-
ceyed by Che successful candidate, aud his majority are
given below: -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA,


IN Pennsylvania Governor, a state Treas
49,. ,,.a...i..- thu iNSisiHtuft' anu
county officers will he elected In the present Iegisla
tre the Republicans have majority Oi 10 in TIE Senate
aud the Democrats have q majority Of 10 IN the House
Tue platform Of the Democrats Is almost Identical with
mat upn which the Ohio Democrats were defeated in
October The Republican Platform declares In favor OF
free barking" ana go safe and uniform National cur
rency adjusted the growing wants Of The business Ia
terests the country" Tie party also passed rcaolu
ton against Third Tcrn which was expressed IN iali-
guage Xpct aud distinct t. call from the President
his letter 10 Cen Harry WLitc President OF the C0nycn
ton The Prohihition platform favors asound National
currency adequate to the demands Of business, and
convertible into gold and silver at the will OF the
holder" The nominees Of the three parties are as
fOlOSs.G
TfUCcIrf'c Afput'tr4n.
FOR C1lca0Y CyTls T. PrrsfinC John T. Niiran!L
SUIT IleIUJtr. .NIctJI D.. I1ullui, Horny haHo
4'T1ktL.f,0n.
pr Gorerl0r. ..... Iou'rt Auilty Browne
lSfpte IfeasUreF 90. IA sL Penny lacAcr.