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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

THE book agent Is deccitinl above
eli .himgs md desperately wicked. lint
now The sowing mNchiuG agent appears
to disadvantage. He has beer known
to tell white lies and 10 things 100
Q; ooked to describe. Eat ut Inst, at
Nashville, Tenn, whoru ho VAS pros.
pe:ous hnil great ;avorite with tho
Indies, he Kissed pretty maid nn,l ailc
complained Of hin, probaoly bccnCs.
he kissed one check 10 neglected 10 sa.
lutte the other when she tnTned it t.
aim, "a tho Scriptures comUAnd one
TO do when sm:ilen. Aud liIorcupUn
the wicked and hypocritical sowing
machine RBcut confessed thRi lie was II
young woman himself, and had adopted
iunlo nttire because moro inoncy could
bH made in TINT gnrb, particularly from
women. who couldn't 10 balnboUzletl
by ono Of their own FOX. I. IL wicked
business. II IL n fearful thing to fall
into tho nrIns OF sowing machine
ageut. particularly il no is also n wo.
inon in the htliyo Of IN honest and up
right Ipnu.
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A BosroN merchant recently tolo.
eTaphed to Calcutta ut fvo o'clock In
tho afternoon, ordering tho purchase Of
merchandise to tho amount Of 500, 900.
Tho following morning at nino O'Clock
a response to tho merchants order was
In his counting room, stating p,iccs,
rates Of freight, and other fncls,-.Bo,.
ton idrfriser.
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Bullion, Tax compromisc.


1t is reported TINT ono OF tho Repub-
lican msnbers OF tho Elko lelcga.
ton, in tho Legislature. has very recent
ly shown o disposition to side with
those who are urging modification Of
tho bullion-thI law in tho interest OF
the mine owners. It would CO tainlr
he breach OF filth in my lcgisln,o..
from Eiko to support Tim: measure, con-
sidering the fact that boih polit;cni
platforms on which our ro2reson .aIives
were elected. contained PROVISIONS
against my change Of the law in That
respect, and public sentiment is, il any
difference, stronger now than when
those platforms were adopted. IT would
be such IN outrageous misropresonln-
ton Of tho wishes Of tho people OF this
county. for my ono OF our delegation
to favor tho proposed compromise, i'll
the interest OF tho mino owncrs, and
Storey county, that We aro very 10th to
believe TINT the report above referred to
will turn ont to be founded on fact.
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e==zasTzr-S-m-

Or course IL Is rather rough OIL the
people Of Florida 10 hnvo Their State
counted for Hayes. when Tildcu got
majority Of tho votes. But they can
stand i. q geul deal better thNn they
would huYo dono II tho connling.in
scheme had succeeded OH tho Dover
norship also.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

AssEMpLYMAS tTAMMoSD has returned
{, DIN Elko. While th0ro he made n
thorough inspection OF the University
mud its surroundings, and Ito expresses
himself vol pleased with tho advances
already inndo. His report will DO re-.
coivcd with inlercst.--Apedl.
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BtuLr-READISa In tho public schools
OF nopcrc, Wisconsin, has been inter
tlictod by tho school board, and much
excitement prevails there in consc-
qucncc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

IT IL estimated that tho snow along
tho line Of tho Now York Central has
furnished temporary employment TO no
fewer than 5000 people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-25

fins old rulo Of law: Fraud vitiRtos
everything. Tho new rulo Of Inv:
Fraud lcgnli@rS everything.
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Hills pASIRD.

Assembly U.a No. 1S--Ame1uipg IN
Act entitled IAN Ac. to incorporate Tho
town 81 GuII dill"
Senate bill No. i9--An Act TO amend
al Ac; Ia relation 10 highways.
Assembly bill No. $40 prohibit
hl::.nals be.no driven over u bridge
Easter than walk.
Sc2a.o BIZ! 80. -l1-To prevent the
dts,"t ci,2.I o. :iah.
Assembly bill No. 5l---An Act 90 &C.
euro liens to mechanics and others.
Substitute for Senate bill 7J-An Act
to regulate tho Fire Department Of the
city Of Virginia.
Senate bill No. i9-To create n Bonri
Of Commissioners in the several cOuu-
tea OF this State.
Senate bill No. ilG--'ro regulate pro.
coodingg in civil cases i'll the Courts Of
Justice i'll this State.
Tho argument III tho cnso Of Stone
VI. Conn ended last night, and vote
will be tnkcn upon it Monday at ~ 81.
1t Is likely to DO strict party voto.
CAnsoH, Fen. ~.
SrHArH--Tha oill appr0printing $40.
0CU for pccftcting the title 10 The Cursor
Prison was reconstructed on the clain
that the deed was def eolivc.
nnlsnr int.,lV,,.l .
polling the Ways and Means Committee
10 report tho Nichols BdlliUn Tax Com.
Pulsory COLLECTION bill. which crontcd n
discussion aud crowded out all business
until o'clock.
Tho discussion was tho preliminary
fight against tho compromise bullion
bill, and showed considerable strength
IN tho Scnnto ngninat the measure, but
tho vote cannot DO taken ns test. II
stood IL for and 10 ngainst.
Tho Cohn-Slone contest cnino up Mt |
o'clock. Tho Senate unanimously voted
tho scat to Stone.
Tho Senate bill putting gambling up
stairs passed tho Assembly By % TO H.
AssEMpLY~-ly n resolution introduced
Ivy Trousdalo, General Olarko aBkod thC
nso Of tho Assembly chamber OF
Wednesday ovcning TO address tho cili
zcns in opposition to tho Compromist
Bullion Tax law, Lnid on tho tnbto.
Tho bill nboliahing Tho Volunteer Fir,
Department Of Virginia, wns referred e
tn Storey delegation.
Tho Senate bill 10 prevent tho 4,
sIrnction Of fish PASSED.
Tho Assembly hillto restrict nomblinI
was lost by vote Of u to 4S.
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BfMoS CAMERON wishes that no hGd
boon brought up at tho feet Of Samuel
Woller,
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Carson. Feb'Y. Is.

Carson. Feb'Y. 10.
Baker, Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, recommended tho passage
Of Senate Bill No. 11G-Rcgalating pro,
ceedings in civil cases.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
liy EdwRrds--To authorize the Conn.
ty Commissioners OF Orlusby and Is
mcralda counties TO levy special tax.
Referred to tho delegates Of said coun-
ties.
BY Dickinson-To create Current
Expense Fund for White Pine county.
Rules suspended and tho bill passed by
q unanimous vote.
BILLS PASSED.
Assembly bill No. 40-To preserve
wild game. .... ....
Assembly bill No. 49-DeGning tho
commencement Of civil actions.
Assembly bill No. 1G-Concerning
criminal punishments.
AssEMDLY-The Committee OH State
Library reported fnvorably to tho pass.
oge Of Assembly bill No. I02.
The Committee Oh Counties md
County Boundaries reported favornbly
to the passage Of Assembly bill No.
100, relative 10 the removal OF county
seats.
Tho Committee Or Agriculture re-
ported favo;GLly 10 tho passage OF As
scmb.y bill No. LOG.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Parker-TU provide for tho pre-.
servalion no.l propagation Of fish in tho
waters Of tiis State. Referred to tho
Committee on Agriculture under sus-
pension Of the rules.
By Bec--T'G regulate the practice of
medicine aHl surgery. Referred TO tho
Committee on Education III der sus-
pension OF the rules.
e
pILLs PASSED.
Asscmu!J bin No. 1II--"To provide
CT ert '3rpcnso FIud in lhv Treasury
O A.yc county.
Assembly Dill No. lC3--To amend the
Ac Incorporating The town OF Gold Hill.
[ CI'.iEg en- a peIican Flnt.l
Assembly bin No. !09-To provide
for the removal and location Of county
seats.
Sennto bill 40. 4S-To amend the Act
creating BOurds of County Commits.
sioncrs. Il provides for recount; in
contested election cases.
Shoemaker gnyo notice OF reconsider
alton.
Assembly bill No. $40 prohibit
tho winning Of money from persons
having no Tighi to gamble i, nway.
Assembly bill No. 106--To amend the
Homestead Exomptior Act.
Adjourned.
CARs:x. Tcr. II.
SsSATL-EilwArds introduced Senate
Dill l-7-hu Aci to tn: and ;cgulatc
lore ga Insurance companies doing uusi-
iesE IN this State. Referred to Jrdi.
c. = CON nilteo.
Asscmnif bill No. 6! 40 Act to pro
h.bi, ;ne "inuino Of money i:om .hose
VIII" have no -:,S't 10 gamble i. nSa.'.
Reject 10 Coaiaiit,oo on Public Mor.
cla.
Assembly bill No. llG-To abolish
the Office OF State Printer. Referred
to the Committee on Printing and or
defcd printed.
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Correspondence,
EEw YORK. Agency nf iha lllnk Of cAlfornIa
say ERANClSCJ......T The Ianh Of California
FAN FRANCISCO. .McssrS J. ~. Latham 4 Co
Jt'riSc general anh s,S ciai deposits sulnr,I
To ch"cL al sight ar ia!Ahlu ~ rcn,In III ccrt.
aca'". hraw 1t sight, 1T cal" ~ c,i:rucy. ur
Non iorA, SIu rraT'Ci;I'n. IL runrnto Salt IaAs
CITY and all tn'IEl"g 't.NuS IL tile Stair az Ne.
rIdL. Make CitEe' i'Irsi cir fuIc',,u cuII,rIinns
Tor which rHllttancG Ill be male irIIiciIIrtrlS
on paJ ,GCDi. DiIc0unt Commercial rAp,f
Make Advances UIi base ur rohnrd bullion. iiuy
tad coll Cold. Crennbackr, Binds and SDcuri.
lies - aiI kinds. .....- .- :.
nu. am6 HrII by telegraph. through our Brn.l
L"TA. AZ! rto':ks dealt IN Icy the san rraiirIssc
Stock AID i:NchauSr llnuri. aiIL upon the Ur,ral
hrm~ AMI condition.; except that We will huy
Lnd sell i0r CASH only. and do moi carry any
StOcE, uIrb', .ItarSIn.
- DRAM DIRECT OS
LONDON, BLKIIS.
PARIS. ANS rl.HIjAN,
ASTwLRP, %. FRANKFORT.
BRENES,. COPENHAGEN,
And ell other principal cities Of Europe.
II. T.. SE.LMAN. Man ger.
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Barking HOUSE

OF NJ. u. FltI;E1IAN 81 co.,
CLKo. NEVADA.
III. Il. E:tE :?l A. Manage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-19
MEXICO.

THE PLYMOUTH TO CARRY DISPATCHES TO
PRESIDENT DIAz-EFFoRTs FOR ANNEXATION
TO THE UNITED srATEs-wAR MATERIAL FOB
REVOLUTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New ORLEANS, May Is, 1877.
The United States corvette Plymouth IS to leave
orders. She goes via Pensacola, for ammunition and
stores. Captain Barrett declines making any state
ment in relation to his orders, but understood he
carries important dispatches the Diaz government
relative to boundary matters.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS TO THE RIO oRASpE.
Two companies OF cavalry arrived to-day from 81.
Louis, and leave at once Tor the frontier
MEXICAN ANNEXATION MOVEMENTS.
Private advlces received by the last steamer report
strong party forming Mexico relative to American
protection and Intervention. The present condition
of affairs is represented very unsettled and leading
land owners from the northern Mexican States are
largely in favor OF annexation II is proposed that
the United States take tho Eve northern States
assume payment OF the Mexican bonded debt which
largely held 70 this country and upon which inter-
est has been paid for several years
GATHERING OF MEXICAN LEADERS.
ExChei just lglesias with his secretary, Prerato
and General Palacio, who have beon here holding
muncaon 18th General Escobedo, have BE- summoned
by ex-President Lerdo to meet him in New York.
WAR MUNITIONS sEcURKD.
Though denial Is made, II Is certain they purchased
large quantities OF powder and ammunition, which has
OF troops and tho Plymouth, make IL apparent that
some movement Is contemplated.
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REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS.

NORTHERN cHEyENNEs TO BE STARTED FOR
INDIAN TERRITORY AT oNcE-THE PoNCAs
ON THE WAY.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1871
In response to the Information forwarded by the
Lieutenant General OF a willingness OF the Northern
Cheyennes to be moved to tho Indian Territory, the
indian Office to-day requests the War Department to
start them immediately provided It can be done With
cut any expense other than that required for ralons.
The Indian once has funds available pay for thor
transportation, but IS supposed that tho ponies sur
rendered by these Indians nj the Red Cloud Agency
will be restored TO them Tor use US means OF direct
transportation overland.
MARCH PoScAs.
Inspector Kimbali reports to tho Indian Once to-day
his arrival at Beatrice, Nebraska with tho advance
party OF Poncns and the agency supplies and material
IN rcte from their old home In Northeastern Nebraska
10 the new reservation In the Indian Territory The
march been delayed by continuous heavy
roads but Indians reported TO be satisfied and
in reasonably good sprIts." The remainder Of the
Poncas will start in few days. In charge Of Agent
Howard.
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Of oienitza nom the old fortress or Tustukai and
from the new water batteries which have been
erected along the river bank. No damage was done
by the Turkish batteries, the weapons
being OF very inferior kind In single
instance shell passed over park
OF artillery and exploded near large powder mag.
azine. Not person was killed, however. during
the ten days OF bombardment, and this seems to
have eXasperated the Turkish commander to de-
gree bordering upon madness. With his direct
sanction the irreguars joined with the Moslem In
habtants to perpetrate the terrible deeds told
above. The effect OF this massacre Is to forever
settle the policy Of Roumania. From Thursday her
future In this war must be part OF Russias. Even
neutrality would not protect her from such
outrages from the Turks II the Russians were
driven back; therefore an armed defence Of her
own territory is imperative The Roumanians
daily thank the good fortune which placed them on
the northern side OF the wide Danube.
on THE DANUBE.
There In very little war news from the Danube to.
night. Abdul Kerim Pacha asserts that the Turkish
Danuban fortrcsses are victuallcd for a year.
Important operations expected TO commence next
Thursday The Grand Duke Nicholas will, on the
Goth inst, transfer his headq uarters to Cotrotschen
Prince Charles country seat, about = mile from
Ploicsti Another railway bridge Bscan has
gwen way The Russians have sent 600 laborers TO
repair IT, which will require ton days TO accomplish.
ENGLAND WANTS TO KNOW.
According to dts OF tho Russians themselves,
gathered In vienns, they intend going down moro
to Adrianoplo, and having got there, inform the
Powers that, having accomplished their task, they
now call upon Europe to consult on what should
bc done next correspondent discussing the
report that England IS endeavoring to induce Russia
thought impossible that Count Schouvalor may en-
deavor TO induce the Russian government 10 give such
assurance about its ultimate designs as may serve to
aIay. as much npssble all apprehensons regarding
them that have arisen in England, but it is very much
doubted that tho way Of doing this will be attempt
to tx line Of demarcation TO military operations"
sERyrA TO ACT WITH RUSSIA.
1t is reported from Krajova that Prince Milans
unclo had left with autograph letters from the FRINGE
to the Grand Duke Nicholas According to this report
Serva is ready To take the field with 40, 900
condition that Russia pays the expenses OF the UNDER
taking.
THE KHEpIvE co-oPERATEs
Prince Hassan son OF the Khedivc and O. 900 Egyp-
tians leave Cairo for Constantnople to-day The re-
maindcr OF the contingent will follow later a
ENVOY FROM KAsHGAR
An envoy from Kashgar on q special mission to
England arrived in London last night
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necessary 10 distinguish between sincere Catholics and
those who made religion pretext Tor Carlist demon
STATIONS, With the object OF provoking civil Don
Carlos recent acts proved the existence OF such In
teution.
TAXATION IN GERMANY.
The German government contemplate moving for .
special federal commission 10 prepare bin for JOINT
reform OF tarn and taxation. Prince Bismarck is
said TO desire to rentroduce protectons and Indirect
taxes TO . certain extent.
THE RANGER AT GIBRALTAR.
The HERALD correspondent at Gibraltar reports the
arrival there OF the United states steamer Ranger
SALE OF THE DAKOTA.
The wreck OF the Williams Guon steamer Dakota
Oh the rocks At Amlwch has been sold auction Tor
El 400
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SATISFACTION OF BUSINESS MEN.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

ID. l
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 1s 1871
The news OF the rout OF the repudiationsts in the
Legislature to-day was received hero with great salts
faction, as the business community Of Charleston
have much keener appreciation than the farmers Of
the OF the intimate relation between public
and private credit The crisis in regard to the pay
mcnt oil interest on the public debt is practically
ended by the passage by tho House Of the appro-
priation for tho purpose, favorable action
by the Senate and It's approval by Gov
crnor Hampton ioregone CONCLUSIONS The
appropriation IS fixed at $4,000 which VIII
pons for the present ysar tho consolidated State
debt. The measure carried by the union OF tho
liberal democratic element In the House with tho
publican minority and 80 strong was Governor Hamp-
TOMS influence that the rcpuuiationists, who week
ago ddent OF o majority could barely ulster
ut tho last twenty five votes
OFFICIAL SCRUTINY BONDS.
Tho commission TO DO appointed to scrutpize the
men OF recognized ability and high character whose
cation will be prompt and thorough and Il IL
expected that they will speedily complete their task
and remove the shadow which has so long rested upon
the State obligations OF South Carolina The impress
sion hero among those who are usually well Informed
seems be that investigation will show Tint there has
been no irrc.uary whatever In any Of the Issues of
consolidation bonds except perhaps n TOW OF those
issued under the Noses administration exchange for
coupons irauduicnty obtained All bonds since
Moses ceased TO be Governor will certainly be declared
by the commission TO be valid aud binding
-. AN INDICATION OF PRACTICAL pEAcE.
pleasant indication Of tho good feeling which has
sprung up IN this State the exit OF the carpet
baggers was gwen to-day in the unanimous election
OF Fer LAWYER OF spotlcss repuc, the vacancy
The s. rene Bench created by the promotion 0f
Associate Justice Willard TO the Cnief -justccship.
The nomination Of Mclyer was warmly iadorsed by
members OF the Assembly OF all compilations and
politics, from tho unruly Gary Of EdgcAcd, 10 tho
coal black republicans from the rice fields, and
scented every ballot being for the man whom all
admitted to be emincnty worthy OF the crmnc.
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ILLICIT WHlSKEY IN VIRGINIA.

DEADLY CONFLICT BETWEEN OFFICERS AND
THE OUTLAWS MEN KILLED. THREE
WOUNDED AND SIX PRISONERS SECURED.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.l
BRISTOL, Tenn, May is, 1877
The conflict between the Deputy United States Mar
shals and Deputy Rcvenus Collectors and tho Illicit
whskey distlcrs in Lee county Va creates great ex
element there and In this, OF the adjoining
counties Deputy United States Marshal Austn's
party arrived here this afternoon with the Leo county
prisoners six in number captured In the Black Water
region. They are Whit Duval, Zero Mullins, " ash
Loysay and three OF The Brewcrs Austin was assisted
by Deputies Josyn. Biting aud raley; Deputy Sheriff
Doyle ana ten citizens Of Ice county
THREATENED BATTLE
on sunday, while crossing Waldens Ridge, they were
halted by party Of fifteen or twenty OF tho
Black Water outlaws, VINO demanded tho re-
lease oil four OF the prisoners, and threat
cncd 10 attack them with their rifles If
likely TO result in as much danger To the prisoners
the officers at the earnest request OF the prisoners
Captain Austin allowed ono OF tho number old man
Brewer to go TO them and beg them not to IRE.
Firing.
They withdrew, but on Monday fired on tho party on
Walden's Creek aud Killed one OF the cltlZcns. Ed
vandervuter, shooting h,m IN the mead Austin Is
party killed one oil the outlaws, Jesse ANDERSON son
in-law OF Brewer, ana wounded three othcfs-uiram
Icvisny, Andy Testament and Bort icons sheriff
Doyle after them With thirty live armed citizens OF
Lee county, to whom these men are standing
menace.
The prisoners and stills will DO taken to Abingdon.
IL is understood here that instructions which APP
piled for by the sheriff aud citizens have been received
IRON Governor Kcmpcr TO pursue aud suppress these
outlaws The Impression prevails that the Governor
IN ends TO leave possible excuse Tor the use Of
United States ,roops IN Virginia even In tho exccu
ton OF the United states laws
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SOU III CAROLINA.

UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF JuDGE-PREPARA-
rIoNs FOR PAYMENT OF THE STATE INTER
Esr-TAx REDUCTION.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, May IL, 1877
As indicated In the HERALD yesterday, tho election
Of Mr. Henry McIvcr TO the position OF Associate JUS
tice, made vacant by the promotion of Associate JUS
ticc Willard 10 the Supreme Jusiiceshp was effected
to-day. not only without opposition but by unan-
imous vote the first ballot Tho ammo uncement OF
the result received with tho neartiest demonstra
lions OF applause on the part OF the democrats
most demonstrative in their manifestations OF an.
prevail This election IS, by reason OF the facts
unprecedented IN tho post betm annals Of this State
and Is another evidence Of the improved condition OF
affairs under Governor Hampton's wise admins
tration.
INTEREST on STATE BONDS BE
Tho Appropriation bill passed It's second reading in
tho House to-day The most important provision
tanned IN II Is the levy Of $270 900 for the payment OF
the interest on the January and July coupons and
ccrtihcaics OF stock Of the consolidated debt
OF the State. There has been delcr.
mined opposition TO this levy, which has
been fought Tor nrco days but It's passage agreed
to by IN overwhelming vote; and It Is said that the
opposition Will now attack the resolution seeking
raise commission to investigate this debt before its
payment, their object bc.ug to deprive the commission
next General Assembly. The opposition Is weak,
however, and will hardly carry their point.
REDUCED TAXATION
In TO- nights session the supply bl passed It's
ond reading and levies tax OF and a uu arter
mills Inc same bill last year called for fifteen mills.
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AN APPEAL FOR BREAD.

DESTITUTE sLADoREEs ar HARTFORD IENANp
WORK, THAT THY MAY NOR sTARvE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO the HERALD.
HARTFORD. Conn, May Is. 1877.
In view OF the destnuton prevailing among the la
boring people OF the city, less than one-thiri being
employed, large delegation waited upon Mayor
spraguc 10 day aud demanded employment Tho
Mayor briefly stated that, while the city authorities
could not employ men Tor TIE sole purpose OF giving
them work, workmen would be taken TO prevent
actual suffering OF the men or their families. He pos
lively refused 10 call special meeting OF the CITY
Council. md urged, rs a reason why the authorities
should called upon 10 provide employ that
would have the effect oil attracting unemployed
IRON ali sections and would RUN the labor market for
resident asorcrs he delegation very quiet and
orderly after the disappo nsment occssoned by the