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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27
RESUMPTION.

The city National Bank of Chicago has
failed: its debts are nearly million dol.
lars. Cause of failure inability OF mer-
chants to meet their paper; cause OF this,
hard times; cause of hard times, con.
traction; cause OF contraction. efforts OF
a few to increase the purchasing power
of money and thus increase their for
tun03.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27
Auti. @lomopnlist.
,:NAT,uS DONNELLY, Editor.
WELCOME.

We welcome to our exchange list a
new paper, published in Faribault,
called ssThe Greenback Herald" 1t is
poorly printed but full Of able and unan-
swerabie arguments against contraction.
There is as much "meat" in it as in a
dozen ordinary Republican papers with
infinitely more pretension.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27

the probability whether or not the United
States government will endure for an
other hundred years. He would take
piece ofleather for FIVE cents if he knew
that everybody else would have to take it
from him for five cents. That is the ess-
enco of money.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27

Indiana, u,yavorable for winter ahedt.
Illinois. in few counties failure,
but majority Of reports encouraging.
Ohio, "badly damaged except in well
drained bottom lands"
And this is what the Pioneer-Press
calls '.urusually encouraging"
What does the great consolidated
meanp Whose interest is it working in?
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-27
TOW CONTRACTION AFFECTS
THE DEBTOR CLASS.

It is conceded thatthe national currency
is being withdrawn at the rate OF $l0o,
OOO 800 per annum. How does this
affect the debtor class. The lndianapol-
is Sun answers the question:
Suppose that farmer A had been owing ST.
854 secured BY mortgage upon his farm, draw
ing ten Der cent. interest. With tho legal
T. nder money he realized for that 10, ,U0ubushtls
Of wheat he,cOu!dpay OdthAt mortgagr;bu but what
W ould have been the result If the gold lAc
been At par with the greenbacks, or had been
the only legal tender for the dischargs: OF that
mertgage as the Journal and the coniscation-
isl ssek to make iti Manifustly he could only
hive paid el5, 800 Of the debt. and .06l woald
hive still remained to eat into the nSxt years.
enings. In other words, under the policy 20
SilouSy advocated BY the Journal, y Woqld
take IL 800 bushels Of wheat to pay debt that
1000 will now pay: Can tns i:rmers !, g O II. II.
State literally plastared with mortgages. Debts
d. not shrink as prices 60 down. Ten Ror
cent interest Is the same, and gnawS into the
earnings Oflabor with remorseless greed wheth-
| ef wheat is worth two dollars > bushel or ten
cents bushel.
.If the creditor class get back what they
| lent and their interest they should be
aetis6od. Why oppress the burdened
ASST Napoleon stepped aside and gave
the path to poor negro who had on his
hack all he could carry. saying to his
surprised companions. respect the bur
dcn." Why legislate to add to the debts
df q country '.plastered with mortgagess''
Is that statesmanshipe Il it hones0 = It
iaifP
Anew York paper says:
The "hard times" have new continued %
49,. Hl>et ovnrv dav mora and mora man b00ih
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, FEB. 23.-Aupust
Kamecan committed suicide in the ball
OF the Merchants Exchange at an early
hour this morning by taking strychnine.
He was removed to the hospital, where
he died in short time.
Three men have been arrested at
Colusa supposed to be the parties who
robbed the stage coaches between Marys
vile and San Juan.
SAN Francisco. Feb. PA few days
ago, it will be remembered, dispatch
was received stating that the Kern Valley
Bank at Bakersfield had been entered by
robbers, the cashier knocked down and
chloroformed and some $25,OOO taken
from the safe and the cashier found
gagged and insensible in the Office in
the morning, and that detectives from
this city were at Bakersfield working up
the case. A dispatch was received to-
day at the police headquarters stating
the cashier had been arrested for COM
plioity. in the robbery and the stolen
money recovered.
The Martha Bessie Mining Company
has reelected its old officers. The stock
Will soon go on the Board.
The South Overman Consolidated
Mining Company has levied their first
assessment of rs cents per share, delin-
quent March 9th.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
has levied an assessment OF 81 per
share, amounting to 800, 900, delinquent
March 2Sth.
The latest news from the Savage ia
that they are just able to hold the water
in check. and if the pump works we'll
will be able to do so until the new pump.
ing machinery is in position. The water
in the Overman shaft interiors very
much with sinking and increases in
quantity as they sink.
The Pacific Mail Company is said to
have contracted for three new iron
steamers for the China fleet, to be built
entirely of American material, midway
in size between the City of San Fran
cisco and the City of Toxic.
The autopsy GU the body Of August
kanecan, supposed to have suicided il
the hallway OF the Merchants Exchange
yesterday morning, shows death to hav.
resulted from natural causes, though de-
ceased said he had taken poison.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

The latest curiosity found in the Com.
stock mines are some eyeless fish. The
Enterprise of the 18th says: Captain F.
T. Osbiston, is authority for the state
ment that most singular discovery was
yesterday made in the Savage mine. Of
which he is the superintendent. This is
the finding Of living fish in the water
now flooding both the Savage and Hale
X Norcross mines. The fish found were
five in number and were yesterday after
noon hoisted up the incline in the large
iron hosting tank and dumped into the
pump-tank at the bottom of the vertical
shaft. The fishes are eyeless and are
only about three or four inches in length.
They are blood-red in color. The tenn.
perature OF the water in which they are
found is lbs degrees Fahrenheit-almost
scalding hot. When the fish were taken
out OF the hot water in which they were
found, and placed in bucket of cold
water, for tho purpose of being brought
to the surface, they died almost Instantly.
The cold water at once chilled their life
blood. In appearance these subterranean
members of the finny tribe somewhat re-
semble goldfish. They seem lively and
sportive enough while in their native hot
water. Notwithstanding that they have
no eyes or even the rudiments Of ewes.
The water by which the mines flooded
broke in at depth OF 1900 feet in
drift that was being pushed to the north
ward of the Savage 1t rose in the mine
also in the Hale < Norcross. the two
mines being connected-to the hight of
400 feet; that is, up to the 1sO0.foot
level. This would seem TO prove that a
great subterranean lake or reservoir has
been tapped, and from this lake doubtless
came the fish hoisted from the mine last
evening. Eyeless fishes are frequently
found in the lakes of large caves, but we
have never before heard of their exist
ence in either surface or subterranean
water the temperature OF which was so
high as the water in these mines. The
lower workings of the Savage mine are
far below the bed of the Carson river,
below the bottom of the Washoe lake
below any water, running or standing,
anywhere within distance OF ten miles
| of the mine.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

The State University has received.
says the Elso Independent of the 10th,
supply of philosophical and chemical
apparatus. The implements have been
selected with great care, and comprise
almost every piece Of apparatus neces.
sary to demonstrate the first principles
o. natural philosophy and chemistry,
Cost. about $3.50.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

The immense sales OF Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute. I.
Dr.. J. s. HAMMOND has established an
office over the State Bank. Residence
Jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
Full assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. G. Poujade's. Meadow Val.
ley street. If.
CoGNAc. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin. and old Jamaica rum, at T. c. Pou.
iade's. If
IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujade's. II
A GOOD stable for rent. Apply to W.
r. Wilson. Press Wand's saloon. If
BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

DAILY ENrERPRIsE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and =. F. Courier sold by
W. Il. Wilson. dealer in music, music
paper, school.books, reading matter.
cigars and tobacco. at Press Wand's
Saloon. N
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25
INFORMATION WANTED.

nF SAMUEL HEALD, A NATIVE OF
Was mining ct Treasure City, Nevada. In is7o
and at Phoebe in 1873, aimee which nothing M
been heard from him. Any information will
be thankfully received by his family.
Address -. d. g. HEALD,
f1S-2w Petaluma, Cal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25


MENU I'm honor of the million that
do their drinking at PANAcA SALOON, prior
to their departure for the Black Hills, viz ::
WHISKY STRAIGHT, Straight Whisky
and Jefferson County (Ky.) Sour Mash
Bourbon.
Pony BRANDY, French and Domes site
Brandy.
GIN, Pearl, Swan, Old Tom and Gin
Sings.
CRowN SHERRY, Port, Claret and White
Wines.
On THE SIDE-Lager, Cider and Tom
& Jerry.
DESSERT: Bonanza, Tropico, Empera-
trix and other brands of Cigars.
gB Behold the privilege: ONE PRICE !
ONE BIT III f2O.tf
JUST received the greatest assortment
OF tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All tints, shades, shapes and sizes: dotty
dimple for little children, and common
sizes for older folks. Also, fine assort-
ment of sheet music-just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with box or
so of fine paper-procurable at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main st. r. V. WATT.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
60 to j. j. Halpin g. Co., who employ
none but first class workmen. tt.
FINE day after the storm-fne liquors
and fragrant cigars at Panaca Saloon.
One price! one Bit!
l WANT to let contract to haul ice
from Eagle Valley. W. r. WILSON.
I HAVE Saw-dust to sell.
tt w. r. WILSON.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25

On the 18th the Postmaster of Winnie
mucca received from Pulaski, N. Y, the
following epistle;
POSTMASTER, Winnemucca. New
. March the 10 1875
l forbid Eny One Marrying
Henry Smith
for was Engaged to him March II 1874
for II he gets married he Will have to
Suffer the Pently of the law.
Iremain as ever his intended wife.
SOPHIA BAKER.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25
PUBLIC CAUTION.
MINING STOCKS.

HAs AND WATER STOCK, U. s. BONDS,
" ETC., bought and sold
Mining Claims purchased. money loaned on
all good marketable Stock.
Orders BY mail or on persons promptly at
tended to by
J. L. HUSSEY Il CO.,
Commission Stock Brokers', No. 39l Kearny
street, Rooms 10 and IL. f2O.3m
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL

DEPARTURES.
BY dILLER l. sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
AntOnia Aguaya Gao Bailey
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-25
District Court.

The District Court met yesterday
morning at ten q. M. pursuant to ad.
journment. when the following business
was transacted.
Geo. c. Johnston VS.. j. G.. Steele ct al
called and jury in the case impaneled,
after which the following witnesses were
examined, J. L. Sears, Geo. c. Johnston,
VIM. Culverwell and 7. G. Poujsde, the
plaintiff then rested. S. G. Steele was
called for defendant. Case still on trial
In the matter of the estate of T. W.
Abraham deceased. petition for sale of
personal property was presented and
filed. The day for hearing said petit
tons set for March 4ih, notices ordered
posted as required by law.
All trial jurors excused until Monday.
February 18th.
Odd Fellows Savings and Commercial
Bank vs.. Miles Quillen, County Treas
urer. The hearing of the motion to
amend findings continued until to-day,
time for filing the statement on the new
trial extended until to-day.
The court at five o'clock, after hear
ing the testimony of villiancourt, ad-
journed and convened again at seven
O'Clock, at which time L. Wilett was
placed upon the stand on the part of the
defense. the Court after hearing his
testimony and portion of the testimony
in rebuttal adjourned until this Friday
morning at 10 a. m.
, 1876-05-25
ECIIE[CK.
THE REPORT or TIE COMMITTEE.

httt9d! }HsP1fTh 10 me 1y71HHt.
WAsu1SoTos, d. C., Auy 2i.-llewitt, of New
York. will submit 10 thu House ts-,norsow
unanimous report of The Committee Oil Foreign
Affairs III rcgusd to Gen. schel!ck's connection
with the Eiu,na Mllle scandal The resolution
which the Committee will nsk tho House tu
agree to srascly ccnsurrs Gen. Sehcnck for
allowing the usr Ut llss name aud oi!lcLal posi-
tton for the purpose Of tic promotion Ut qurs-
tlonabe stock speculation, wililv It will exol,er-
ate him from any Intentional fraud or wrong. The
Administration, It !b also understood will 10 hrIl
In u measure rcapans!bte fOs continuing Gen.
sccnck In ott,rc 10 lung after his connection with
the Emma M!ne BECAME public scandal IN two
continents, thus aannecessatiy degrading the United
statcs tn the eyes Ut all Europe. Hewitt will I'd
Soeate tas adoption Ut thu resolutions In
A SPEECH
Of about twenty M!nntes' duration. In this he will
treat nt general nhttets which would naturally ba
Included ill tho report. but which arc omitted in
order That II may receive tho unanimous approval
O. Tic Cominlttee ln t1lls spuech II ts nndetstno4
Park and s'Ywart Wilt, the Esn!na M!ns, aud the
conclusions hu w! srslsv Il. Will to say tte rust,
be ias from complimentary to lie two tpccuatoss.
, 1876-05-25

wrrkr IN ri1 wrrltt. thn f1nnsr maF h,rn nnr3n
tf'n during lii" rnninrr nrntl,a +, 'llsp,ar Of
largr ntt,nunt Of hu.in*-s which will nhrtwtar hc
ratttoneh tiIt next winter: It, rhpHi4 the SENATE
to,."perats will, the 1lM,+r by p1onpt e2ns!dct.
1 1eris"" % of ill., tar kc e"r!ensy rcf"fn. n, and
many o.h"r Important snbtett*. will he postponed
Ill SITTER the election.
a CAUCUS Of thc Democratic momlcrs cf tho
1fousr has hcctl called 10 meet morrow night for
tho purphsc Of Illuminating Ionrkccpcr tn All the
rnshIon from which Ch Fitz}ln3h has }utt hren
removed. It H. not unlesstood that any other
husln's. Is likely I" a,e considered ns ths Demo.
rrncy umaturc during TIC present tcstion Of eon.
gtrs.. thonsh II ii pos,ih!c that thc tme
policy aRferd upon-rfthes tie pAsfage Of reYon-
i!oh ke that already referred to the :ummi.scc m
Ways ard Mcana. liking MI early day Of ADJOURN.
Hltnt. or the arrangement Of short fccess which
a!ladt t1vcr tic time conhlined by thc Detnorratc
Convention and Imr'inn at least Of the Fourth uf
.'it lft u august VIII Gnd congress III Nashingtnn
With is work stfl incomplete galns strength dntly
, 1876-05-25
DULUTH'S MISERY,
A Glacial Epoch nt tho Zenith Ciry of tho
Unsaltr.i Hens.

UnsRltrtf Hens.
Specjaf nspafch TO The Trtbun6.
Sr. FAu.., 1iinn., May 2J.-fhta afternoon n
fresh southwest wind prevails As Duluth. The lee
fields nre breaking and moving out. Thu steamers
ase working safely towards tho hAEhor. Thu On
tarlo ha4 Oh board 400 aIcnnon!to+. mud about tho
san,e number Of French Canadians. bound fur
Manitoba. They nre nearly out Of provisions. A
party of Frcnchmen. who went fr0m lilo Ontarlo tp
thu shore over the Ice, few days ago were ftern
hours making Il niles. nnd hid III aha,l.lun unu Ut
their nuLnher to perish nf cold an! exhaustion.
" The Wt4fsrH Aszoci4ika ifsss.
n11rr,l, May :.i.-Ttcsu nTo clvycn STEAMERS
blur katlcd at I)ulu.h by tbs Ire, caused by north
caater commencing NJ 1hu 18th mud cuntEnning for
fhsec days, by which tI.e fcc left IN tho lake
driven Ii 0n tbs nt,rth of tho harboF, cfftctnnlly
closing It fran, TINT t!,e tn the present. Previous
IL The storm. The hafbor was eleas u tee. Thu
tiun calnpany'a line, has'ns, Alrcady arrived
frosn the south shoss aud tnkeli on
cargo for a. return frir, I'M attempt
10 A-s ont after the ~arIn only resulted In getting
fast III tllt Ice, from which @he Inns not yet bte
lvvch In tue IMcantiniu buats 'rulm down tllr lake
ayr been arriving daily in the nftng, until now
luss than twelve aru fant IN the leo from = to ~
miller out from the hasfms. A1non. thesc IL the
steamer 0ntasio from, SatHia With soMv 4U0 Nun
on1tea and 101 French families " immigrants for
Mnnitoba-tn all between HUI aud 700 neople. s!au
whole number Of peup!e Oh nll the boats leiny In
tho vicinity Ut !, l01 4 few daring men have cs.
capped to Thu mainland. anl report scarcity Of
provisions On soae Of Tho stcan,eFs.
6r. rAUt. Mtnn.. May ga d!spHtch Just re-
cetresa frun Duluth says tue laku ~ open, an1 tho
straulers have uil got into port
, 1876-05-25


WASHINGTON, D. T., May o4,-Mr. ConklEng
called up tl!c lIosc iuint resolution requesting
the President uf tAu Uuted States tu take such
steps Us III his judgment may be expctltcnt to
ohtain tho pas,lun os release Ut Edward
OAleasher Conlon, now con!urd In English
prlsun, Passul.
Mr.. Narnutn, new Senator from Connecticut,
was appointed a member On the Committees
On Manufactures and District Of Columbia, In plaeo
Of English, whose tcful Of service has expired.
The Senate bi1l establishing the rank Ut paY-
master General ~ Br'gadter.ticneralp passsd.
The Scnate aoon afterwards went into executive
session, and after shurt tins resumed consit,era.
ton Of articles of impeachment with closed douss,
opeuca, aud the senatr Adjourncd.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed the following nominations
John i. Sherman, Jr., In!!el States AIarslal fot
New Aexleo; john +. iloyt, Of Michigan, secrt.
Tostaastcrs = William Rowland, Ncgauacs,
Mich. and Thutnas N. Lee, of Hancock, Mich.
llOusB.
Speaker Keo was In thu clair. seemingly In
Nj; Harris wal. Chairman Of tho Committee
on Eleetlona, reported resolution Ia thu south
Carolina contested election Aeclufnx tho sit.
ting msmber, JosspA II. Ita!Mey. to hasu been duly
elected. Ordered printed aud fccumuilted.
The !louse Then proceeded to consider ths Louis
ian4 contested caaa pf SPENCER W. Aorcy, thu re-.
port VI tho .natostty Of tho COMMITTEES being that
Wll!un u. bpeucc., tho contrsiAut IL entiLl led to
not. aud The mtnoEisy taking lhe opposite view.
Without taking action on tho resolution, thu nat.
ter weut uyer fuf tho present.
As. WiAoa {lA.) Uttered = resolution directing
, 1876-05-25
PORT HURON,

s5F4tI1E 7VEF717tN
Tonr lIus.s,S. Mch., May .4.-Dnws-praps
Portur, Chamberlain, g. nertschy, D. u. Wilson
and conHurt Egyptian and TOW, Germanla and
bargrs, Emma Thompson aud basges; achrs LouIHa.
Utaca Greenwood. Sc.aunec.
Ur-F1ups Arabia. lnlcr.tlcean and cansort, David
". ltu~t aud barges Nay CRY aud barsrs, Uutnna.
gon nnA harYcs, sa,,tluc and cnhsost; vclIs II. Z.
richards, john Miner Tuuthy l1aker, Wells, Hurt,
TA!ssie, r. Fitzgerald. n &. West;
WlNn-S0Atl,, gentle; weather fair.
poHr liunnN, Mich, May .4.-l0 p. m.-nnws
-rfuPs Facihc. kewernaw, uurckAeaa sul baTSss;
schE i. II. Fustcs.
ur-Pfops Huron City, Owcgatchte: schrr tiollen
Elccee, William 9aunlcf, lla.nn. tug elsklW!L
W,su-Sossh, Sentlc; weather Har.
, 1876-05-25

tIon with regard to frciel,s and fires recently
entered tntn with the trunk-llnc roads frotn thu
N"st 70 tho scaboatl: The resolution would
na,4ly haye necn rs.'e,! without objection had i
Hdaes was sefY empty.
sfamnnt Democratic arithmetic tnsn OF the cam
palsn o. lai! has hccn appointed 70 work up some
tees' iabors.
-. FTTZnCGn.
democrat" arr trying to make 1t appear thai Ffiz
ugh s in'ane becansc he has captnrcl fon,c of the
nno9As eho"lnp tEanssctiona TN documents and
henms 10 have created! the Impression that he has
somc material al coussoi Of an unpleasant cha'ac'
rHE NEW ORLEANS tHvEsrEoArtoN,
T., Ihs M At9rnry.t;.ns'ai ha- written the following
10 f ihs Chairman Of thc New Orleans Committee.
ag fshTS5*r E is:57%. f. ,1z IT, ,sn p
etc.. houte cC Rtprt4tntaiitts-StR: Your request
u reston to Immunity 70 Mr, scc>ys was before
had been nntldcd tant t-verai membe,s Of your
J;emmstee a.e not tn fasos Of Immunity 1t Ii not
ucemeI hest to grant It. ionst respectfully,
EpwAiths PIEnrEroSr, Attorney. General.
THE STEAMBOAT HILL.
Gen Burnside wIll be tsady to. morrow TO .ero,.
Tue steamboat It, biz from The t:omm'ttcc On tou.-
l1ou.e b1l! liability and o,her main clauses II!
which the friends Of the Inehsure lake tpccial 10.
NOMINATION.
To ~ Jftl<Fn Istaesat,s Ps<ts ...
has raxsi Il A1 Ball. u r: pt! aeo %
Columbia. Envoy E1traerdlnsrs y nnd MIniser l'icn.
!pot"nttary 70 Auhtra. Ar. Dca1e resigned Lieu.
ttnantcy In The navy and settled y California sooa
Superintendent Of 1ndnn Affair, and
subsequently, for several years United slAtea sur.
scror GengEal for that state. and willie there n
personal 3rlcndshtp was established Lctwcen hin,
ND Gen. Grant. which has continued ever rnce,
to1nia. liz returned six years ago 10 hts old hume
IN Chester, Pa. from which place he ren.uyctl
With hls family 10 this city In 1b73 Or ls7I. liz
was talk-'l Of for appointment a. Of the Com.
nlh.'0htrs Of the district at the time the rrov.
iona! Government was established and Gn1}ng his
se'ldchrc in Washington his name has been men
TUNED by ru1nor In connection With several othet
Federal appointments.
BRIDGE nfLL.,
The House Committee oil Commerce has aerect!
10 report favorahy bill tn REPEAL much Ut The
nct o! !'rc II. 1sI1. a. provIdrs for pivot draw
in An} bruzc 10 te erected across the UlIto KIyer
between tha citet bf Guyin:ton and Cincinnati!
n SECRET MISSION.
Meftrs. PesEpoht An! Taft lcft t,i. morning for
Sew York. VI ruus spccal burFiIess asinfnJ out Of
me tabihet cAsngss, the naiure Ut which ii kep.
! secret.
, 1876-05-25

rnE BUILDING INSPECTOR AEpusEs TO lie
BOUNCED.
Nike Bailey WAS round the building from early
morning tn sunset, and received the congratuia-
TONS u hts n,any friends upon Ills future FREE
dom from oltlc!ai cares With ul lis native gracc
and philosophy. "That'll he all right" WIS
Akt's response up to noon; :" call carry
. htsl msd earn living, which
lnoEe fhuil many uf these
chaps ran suy." After lunch, however, the TX
building Inspector was not M serene. He had
lls official not!ce of his btllcalal In Ills pueket,
a'id waa yowiug his determination to trcczu ot,
!" h!s otllec, though an army of Mayors, de jure
or d. facto, he was indifferent which, should
@mmultl lin, to resign
what 10 you intend to dol" asked tho rc-
pottes ut the lirst opportunity.
Dof' replied Mike, with nn i'nprecatiou both
taad mud deep; "wait, anl you'll sco what III
d."
IRA prefer knowing right away" Eotortcd tho
"Htef; will y0u Recognizes Mayor uoyne's ap-
thosityw
mot mneh. 4" said sllsc; "Iwill not acknowl.
teIss, Itss W rtteF saai1 treat 1t with silent con'
.u "but T.. no uso kicking against ths prtcks. '
'1ss&Ss!S9 s!&ai9 tn thu Z reporter. ,..,u.o.,,.u. -,
,faataings ~ do!t object to being removed pro-
vv",hg u Is donu legally. Hut before MIR. ltoyns
We Out ~ ols!ee hu must got te Council to r..
s1I the ordinance creating Ihe oltlce. Gntll that
eIav saa!i huld On, you may rely OIL 4. Here
HHtttef which ] hayo received from tic Chlef
"1ssstrato of ila city"
anc rtportet reached Out for tho document and
,anlo,u lou Inform p,o that ono Thomas IIoyne. pre-.
s1 snaa!1g To be the Mayor Ut Chicago. hns notlaed
H. taal he, tbs said !ioynr, has removed YOU ffuu
IT, oaes VI Superintendent Ut HulllMss. aud
1'eooa et sAt4 Auyns, hAs tu91s.ts4 ye1