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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-15
SEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
, GOOD Farm FOR SALE

oner Gr sale my splendid Hanging Fork Farm
Of Eighty Acres, lying hall mile IRON the Hus-
tonsille stanford turnpike. ID IL we'll Natsrea,
has hne young orchard, the improvements are
hir, and The neighOorhOod Il god '0na. Call on
OF address y. ~. nAILEY
asst MiliedssVllle, Ky.
II not sold privately beore, will b sold At pub
he auction on TUESDAY,, sep. z, H. At 10 O'Clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BORE A WELL !

~ you NEED A WELL, DON'T FORGET
that q. A. Benedict's Machine never fails 10 get
Water. II you are seeking water, OF address q.
A. Benedict, Milledgville, Ky.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
ON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 10,

Ny virtue Of deed oftFusi, executed 10 us BY Jno
NJ Lewis aud wiis, Ne will,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-15
A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

4 what I viii keep, and The eitisena Of town, the
iarnler ani trades, can had al nay houss anything
they Gesd, Al eiiy retail pflees
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IfYon can not trade with q. A. nsneiict 10 lore
YOU Well, u u your own fault. See him; II will
eost you p0ihingt0 talk with him. s7dsm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-15

A liberal discount to the citizens Of Lin
coin OOunty,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
A Farewell Party.

There was pleasant gathering at
the residence of Commissioner Nye.
In Virginia. last Friday evening. the
occasion being farewell party to
Miss Maggie, daughter Of the Hon.
Jonas Seeley, who had for some
weeks been the guest Of Miss Alice
Nys. Miss Seely formerly lived on
the Comstock. and has among its
dcnizcns q host Of friends who,
while regretting her departure, could
not wish to detain her amid our
bleak mountains and arid plains at a
time when her home Ut San Jose
TO which she returned) is surrounded
by the rarest Of fora blooming with
tropical luxuriance, the perfume Of
which watt one in fancy to Arabia
the Blest.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
BRIEF MENTION.

Commissioner Burrier was in town
EAST Monday.
M. B. Augustine, the junior part
oer of the substantial firm of Walter
s. Co., of this city, left last Sunday
for San Francisco. to be absent about
q week.
Quite a number of teamsters are
employed in carrying shines from
the reservoirs east Of town to the
old Ophir mill, where they are
worked over by the Woodwork
Milling Company.
J. d. Page, livery stable keeper
and harness maker of Typo, is pay
ing a visit to his brother, the Super
intendent of the water works in this
city. Mr.. Page reports Typo in q
prosperous condition.
In order to accommodate the resi-
dents of this city who wish to at
tend the school picnic next Saturday,
car will be sent down to the Trench
dump. This car will leave at a
quarter past 8 o'clock, railroad time.
The many friends of Peter J.
Dunno will be pleased to learn that
he has become the sole proprietor of
the famed Delta saloon, in Virginia
City. Mr.. Dunno has no superior as
caterer to the public taste, and will
maintain the high reputation of the
place.
T. II. Rooney, who was recently
time-keeper at the North North Con-
solidated Virginia, but was formerly
surface foreman at the C. and C.
shaft. has been appointed Superin-
tendent of the Sierra Nevada Union
Consolidated Mexican shaft. This is
a deserved promotion.
Cornelius Osborne, an old pioneer
aud one of the former owners Of tn.
blacksmith shop at the foot Of Main
street. In this city, died in Mason
valley. a week ago last Sunday. De-
ceased was native Of Long Island,
and sixty.Ave years old. His place
Is now known as the Barrett ranch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
PROPOSED CHANGES IN TEXT
BOOKS.
The Stste Board Of Education Ask i.
ing for Suggestions on the Sub

The Stste Board Of Education Ask.
ing for Suggestions on the Sub
ject.
A circular of which the following
is copy was received at this office
yesterday:
You are hereby notified that
the Board of Education, at its meet
ing to-day, prescribed the Pacific
Coast Speller for use 10 the Public
Schools of this State, on and after
September 1, 1879.
The publishers have entered into
an agreement to furnish pupils with
said Speller al ten cents per copy
during period of six months from
the first day of September; after this,
at the introductory price, twenty five
cents per copy.
The Board of Education, at its
second regular semi-annual meeting,
on the third Monday of next October,
propose to discuss the merits of all
the textbooks now in use, with refer
ence to making any change therein
that they may deem essential to the
welfare and improvement Of the
schools.
1t is proposed, especially, to sub
stitute some better book for the
arithmetic in use at present; and 1t
will be matter for consideration,
also, whether q better reader
cannot be found with which to re-
place Sheldon's.
II is the earnest desire Of the Board
Of Education that the teachers, school
Officers, and all others throughout
the State who are interested in the
cause Of education, express their
views in this matter, whereby the
most valuable practical results may
be reached. Communication of tho
nature intimated, containing sugges-
tions of experienced and thoughtful
educators, will be heartily received
and carefully considered.
]. H. KINKEAD,
Al. HATCH,
ID. II. SESSIONS,
State Board of Education.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
THE FIREMEN'S RACE.
The Result . disappointment Il
the Silver Team.

INV ssCSWAe DsS~pPVAusu"Cue "
the Silver Team.
The result of the race for the
silver trumpet, at the Pioneer picnic
last Saturday, was quite disappointing
to the Silver team. They had prsc-
ticed so steadily for a week or 90
prior to the picnic, and made such
good time go secondO that they
had become convinced that they
would win. When they got to the
grounds, however, they found that q
part Of the track was up hill, and
the carriage with which they were to
run was much heavier than their own.
The course, too, was 100 yards
longer than that over which they had
practiced. But they made good
time, nevertheless. and if James
Henry, one of the team, had not
fallen down during the race, and
thus caused some delay, they would
doubtless have won. As 1t is, they
must be satisfied with their record,
which is all the more creditable from
the fact that they had skilled fremen
for opponents, while they were mere
boys less than twenty years Of age.
Other prizes will doubtless be con-
tested for, under similar conditions,
at other picnics this summer, when
the Silver team will be given an OPP
portunity of retrieving their rcputa-
tion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
THE NEW WILLIAM PENN MILL.
Two OF the Novel Features which
1t Will POssess-A Rotating Bat.
terry and an AmerIcanixed Arastra.

WI VI tuc NOveA eStUTeS which
1t Will POssess-A Rotating Bat
terry andan Americanixed Arastra.
The new mill being erected in this
city will contain two absolutely new
features. One Of these will be q
rotating battery, and the other will
be one Of Paul's Americanized aras-
tras. The principal advantages
claimed for these two features are
thoroughuess and expedition; thor
oughness in working the ore to Q
much higher percentage than by any
other known method; and expediti IN
in crushing more tons to the stamp
than can be done by vertical batteries.
These two improvements are the re-
suit OF years Of study and observa-
ton. II they prove as de-
sirable as 10 anticipated they will
cause quite revolution in the mill
ing or all classes of ores. The new
mill will be started up In week or
ten days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
FATHER TORMEY's ENEMIES.

They Were Actuated by Personal
Malice, Not by Zeal for the
Church-Rev. Father Manogue's
Explanation.
A couple of weeks ago an article
was published in this paper stating
that about 1870 Of Father Tormey's
pensioners had petitioned the Bishop
to remove him. The article referred
to having come to the notice of Rev.
Father Manogue, Vicar General Of
this Diocese, he has addressed the
following explanation to the editor
of the TINES:
In a late number of the LYON
COUNTY TIMES a notice appeared
about Rev. Father Tormey, of Car
son, and some of his disaffected
parishioners. The petition referred
to was gotten up and sent to Bishop
O'Connell. at Marysville. The same
was forwarded back to me for inves-
tigation. On examination of the
matter at Carson l found the parties
who thus interested themselves to
have been actuated not by zeal, but
by some selfish motive; probably
malice was the motive power 10 pro-
pelling 9 list Of names to MarysvilIe.
| furthermore discovered that several
names were on the list who knew
nothing Of it till I inquired Of them
about such action; and many others
were, and are, quite indignant at
such unwarranted liberty Of using
their names without consent, notif-
cation or permission. The proceed
ing WAS both calumnious and ma
liclous, and the list headed by a few
lazy and good-natured Christians
who never darken the doors of the
church and who would be most
happy If Father TOrmey and his
church were far away beyond Jordan
and Jericho. Yours, etc.
Rev. p. MANOGUE, v. G..
Virginia City, June 8, 1879.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
The Sutro Tunnel Lateral Drifts.

The Sutr0 Tunnel Lateral Drifts.
A surveying party have been at
work since last Monday, under
Charles F. Hoffman,, Of the firm of
Hoffman, & Craven, laying out the
course Of the north and south lateral
drifts from the Sutro tunnel. This
work will be completed in about
three weeks. In the meantime the
accompanying machinery Mt Shaft
No. 2 Of the Sutro tunnel will be put
in order, and by the time the
survey is completed the machinery
will be ready to be started up. The
force at work In the tunnel will then
be transferred to the lateral drifts,
which will be pushed as vigorously
as possible.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
The National Guard ON the Stage.

1t Is the intention of the above
organization to give two perform
ances on tho third and fourth of July,
producing on the occasion the cele-
DRAFTED play of fQurs," which has
pever been rendered on the Com.
stock. The object of the entertain.
wents Is I" raise funds to purchase
the regular United States uniform,
Rnd the company certainly deserve
encouragement in carrying out their
design.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
The SOundest Banking Institution
In the Country.

The Nevada Bank issues com
meroial and travellers letters of credit
available 10 any part of the world,
transfers money by telegraph and
cable, and trsnsacts . general bank
Ing business. II Is the soundest In
stitution Of the kind in the United
States. George A. King 10 the agent
ct Virginia City,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
The Kossuth to be Started Up.

The K0ssuth to be Started Up.
Mr.. Flint, President Of the Kos
suth Mining Company, arrived from
San Francisco last Sunday, and spent
all day Monday at the works. which
he examined thoroughly. He found
the machinery in good order, and
ready to start at a few hours notice.
Mr.. Flint will return to San Fran.
cisco this evening. when he will re.
port to the Trustees Of the company,
and work will probably be ordered
resumed at once.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

nN AND AFTER APRIL l. 1879. I WILL
run Concord coaches from Sutro 10 vir.
ginia. by way Of Dayton, Silver, and Gold
Hill. in the morning, returning the same way
In the afternoon.
On the morning trip the coach will leave
sutro at 7aS, Dayton about 7A5, Silver
about $40. and arrive in Virginia about $50
O'Clock.
In The afternoon the coach will leave Viz.
ginis at .. Silver st quarter 10 I, and Dayton
st hslf.past I. arriving q eutro q O'Clock.
0Returnins, oosch win leave Virgins
on the arrival Of the express. arrive ct sutro
about l2as o'clock. and leave for Wiz.
gfnis about $40 O'Clock. arriving there shout
half.past O'Clock.
6Passensers Wishing to attend the Sat-
urdsy matinee can return BY tho coach the
Same day. without extra charge. II they notify
the driver on the mp trip.
The coaches have been fitted mp specially for
me, and are the most comfortable ON the routs.
yAlE TO vIRsuA.
From Sutro, 81 90.
From Dayton, 81 Is.
From Silver, 80 cents.
Prom Silver 70 Gold Hill, 80 cents.
From Gold Hill, rs cents.
Parcels carried st nominal rates.
MOUND raIr RATES.
From eutro to virginis and hack. a 80.
From Dayton 70 Virginia and back, q.
Tickets. good until used. sold Ut either end
Of the line.
VnonIA OFFICIAL Allman's. next door
to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S, on South street.
sCrno OyrIcE--At Ryan / Resrdon's saloon,
Florence avenue.
GEORGE BARTON,
PTonvietor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
Why the Tunnel Carpenters Were
Laid on.

Last Friday evening the water in
the Sutro tunnel was turned into the
sub-drain at section 70. These Sec
tions being 100 feet long. the total
length Of completed sub drain at
that time was 1000 feet, and about
$4,000 feet remained to be finished.
The carpentering having progressed
more rapidly than the mining work,
the greater number If the carpenters
were land of for a few days until
the miners could get their drain OK
cavated some distance ahead Of the
point where the carpenters were at
work. They viii be put on again in
three or four days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
Notices for Sale.

Printed notices of "This House
for Rent" and" Furnished Rooms to
te" are for sale at this Office. Price,
~ cents sqch.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
JNo. w. CRUER,
rYROKER NOTARY pURIIC

KhVhEHp NO ARI TODIlIO
- AND
Com IN issiOmer al Deeds for Cali.
fOrmia.
OFFICE WELLS, FARGO L CO.'S BRICK
BUILDING. SILVER CITY. NEVADA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
Orr works have lstsly been
GMlARoGD AND RGMopGIgD,

which. with the edition Of NEW AND IN.
PROVED MACHINERY. enables NJ 70 execute
all kinds Of work In our line promptly ana
In the best manner st the very lowest rates.
w. =. EOKART. supsrintendsnt.
Al. RALsTox. Trustee.
:. Once and works-seo testh Q. street. on
~ Divide. ere
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-06-11
r. n. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY.AT.LAW
once: No. 4 South B, South.
east Corner Union and B
Streets, vp stairs,
VIRGINIA.

Drswings. Estimates and Specifications
prepared In all branches Of Mechanical En-.
cheering. and especially in the construction
Of Steam EnRines for I'll purposes; spplica.
varieties; application Of compressed air; the
disposition and strength Of material In struc-
lures OF Iron aud wood. Wire Rope trans
mission. Pumping Machinery, 10.
, 1879-07-26

ho rcturnod to Hamilton, Canada, md 70.
ported To 1}1AcKnunv. IIo snys:
IN tho waiting groom thcro met Mt. Hot
counk and Mr. CLEAKnr. c, CLAY. They both
arose. shook hands with me, md stulatad mo
on my ahfo return. ind upon n,y making fortune.
They told ina should BE- gentleman for tls fl.
tnfe, instead at wnrkingmRn and 1 mechanic,
They seenied perfectly 10 understand The business
In which hal been engaged. Mr. HoLcoHnK tn1d
ma that Dr. BLACKBURN was at tho DnnsganA Ilo-
tel in Montraal and that bud better telegraph 10
him stating that hal returned. Al Dr.
bLAdxnuHN had requested mo to telegraph 10 him
~ sooh Is rot Into Canada, l did 30,
and the next night. botweon II and t2 o'clock,
De. DtAr.nCnx esmo up and knocked 1t
Tho door Ut my house. mas in bod at tho
ttmc. i looked ont of the window and saw
Dr. DAAeknunH theirs. Said ho: Como down,
11rAxH. ana open The door; you'ra like ,ail id
rnscas who have been dining something wrong
you're atrad tho tlortl Ii nstor You.' no MAS tn
company Will, BENNETT II. Youso. came down
and lei lin In. 1Ie aAkel mo how had disposed
at tic goods. and told him. We'll, said he,
That n all right, - long "a big No. wont Into
Washington; II will kill thsm ut slxty yards dis.
tnnce.'"
There Ii no question that tho nn,no Of this
fond was Dr.. LuKA r. BLACKBURN. There
Is no question TINT he packed this position
tial clothing, paid his agents for its trans
mission to Northern cities, aud Ind more Of
IL in rcaainoss IN case it worked "a ho ansici-
pated, aud tllat tho goods were shipped mud
sold. There is equally no question that ono
DR.. LUXE r. BLAcKnunN has been nominated
for Governor Of Kentucky by the Democrats,
aud that he is supported by tho Louisville
Courier-Journal aud othor newspapers In
that suction heretofore supposed to ba re-
spectacle. The Cincinnati Qasett6 boldly
charges that tho DR.. LUXE ?. BLACK.
uuAN now running for Governor
Of Kentucky and supported by Mr..
WA1gEasox Is the Dr.. LUXE r. BLACKBURN
who in 1864 sont the infected clothing from,
Canada, With tho intanion Of spreadlng yell
tow-fover and smallpox among tho oit.zens
and soldiers Of tho North. Thus for no do
nial has been made Of this charge. Ncithor
tho Couritr~]ouradI nor any other Domo-
cratic paper IN kentucky Inns boom able to
show that they are not ono aud the same
person. Thero is not only general suspi-
zion hut general conviction that thoy aro
tho same. It the Democracy OF KontuolY
! cannot show that their can tlidate Ia not tho
smallpox and yellow-fever BLACKBURN Of
1861, tic Cour1er-.J Journal should demand, in
the nnme Of Dur common humanity and ol
ordinary political .dooenoy, that his naulo ba
taken of tho ticket ut ohco. Under such
circumstances tho nomination Of suoh bar
barian is disgrace to the State Of Ken
lucky, mud his election would 10 tantamuuni
10 lidoous and revolving crime.
, 1879-07-26

a 4E0A4A1AAS AA4lA t&A4sOAAAAIt
During the trial Of tho nssassins Of Proai-
don't LINCOLN, monster Of hideous fame
was upearlhcd by the of1lcial testimony, and
bis discovery sont thrill Of horror all over
the country. 1t,s narno WINS DR., LUKE T.
: DLAoKnuaN, citizen Of Kontucky, nnl 1t
VIVA shown by this testimony, which still
stnnds npon tho official records md Inns
never been disputed or disrrovon, TINT this
fond, whilo in oanada during tho early part
Of tito year 1864, deliberately sought to
iufoot tho Unioa armies and several Northern
cities with smallpox aud yollow-fovor
through tho salo Of clothing which had pre-
vlouHly baon infeotad with those diseases.
One GoDynkr J. 1IrAus, at that timo living
Ia Toronto, who actel aa m ngont for
BLACKBURN in the aale of these postslentlnl
clothes, testified for tho prosecution that
1,1AoKsuRx approached him In Docerubor,
1903, with what purpose tho following c1-
tsaet from tho ot}acial record shouss
"Ho asked mo II I wanted to 70 South and serre
tue Cqnfedcracy, aainl would. lle then told
mo to cums up-htatra. hs wRnte4 to speak to nc.
lie look mo np.ssalra to prirAts room, and
pledged hta word ~ FIeemAson, and offered hla
hand In friendship. that hs would never deceive
mel 10 sao no "ahtea 10 eehAao 10 mo an expehi'
tlon. tQld him "onld not cars II no a!d. ~
saiu "oulu naxo m 1aaepcnaehs fortune .! H.
1t loaat Sloo' oou. anu cot mere aonoe anu glory
to ny usH,s than ucn. hEE sud 10 u n'ore asssst'
aaeo to ths CvnEsderate doseshh'eht 1nan u was
to tAke 400, COO soldiers 10 retnforcs Ten. LnE.
p1el&sA my word thai would 20 II cnud do
any good. Hs then told ns stat hs wanted ma TO
taks ccrtstn quantity Of cla'hans, consisting Of
shtrts, coats, and andeteothtnx' Into tho states,
anl dispose Of them " auction. wAa to take
thom 10 Washington cit5' to hoffolk, anu a. tas
, 1879-07-26

established by legislation or organic ln".'
This is the language Of tho ohao plauorm'
and 1t is moro euphen'isn1 Tor tile estaol's!'-
ing Of An irretloen' ab'e nat currency, 10 30
rogulatcd In volnms by act OF oongross' Inc
first step would be to double up tho present
voluna OF ofdovernmsnt notoa by tho rotironont
Of Nauona'-bank notes. This Woahi DO FOL-
lo"cd by increased 'sausa as tho detnngoguos
III congress might see III to order the print
ing machine to DO got IN 'nohon. II "onla
be m act OF voluntary suspension IN the
midst OF prosperity. Iho worry hfst fss1o
"ou'u .aa''se p"ouo eonnueheo' 1no ae,
'a'au'"''un ,c o. specie ~ t,'e iseas'.S "o.,ia
oe ai'eeouy run upon ana ea"aua'c"' "''a 'no
t"sooffono5 "ou'uaepFecaa'oF y, "''u n7w
's'uss "oai1 ofseo la''ao "'''' 'n''" u"s'-
naes 'n'o oolAu1lon' W. n"se t'o w "
o'es III ae''o1 tne 'nog''ap'e 1os"''' y. ."'e
.o.'en oemnRos,so project IL IL h"'"c'o,'e
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4as.oa . A,e '1.e e,ap'"''on !" ny "oo'l1us UT.
=. .tn.s',ol 'naon ete".es '!,an to'o,,y' "n''
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scuun,c 'enosea 'no aicoasl'sut'on".ty u
'ofeeo io"a ~ .stho Q. Po"ce, WINCH l."iSa'
ae ls"yer' luAy uhoets@nas' anu IL eon-
S'ulp'"H'' .oluhe",y Aet'luettuon1 ~, u '1la
no" anu au!torni va'ue OF LUG currency, Ut
, 1879-07-26

III his Portland speech Secretary SHERMAN
lndnlgcd III so'no Of his dust"throwing non"
scnsc on tile snbjcct OF aIlser. He said:
I'VE hayo tried ths e1portment Of coming tho
*es so, "ss nno n,, IN
m.do to nut Il IN eIrcnlstion without forcing II
npon unwilling persons, but the Treasury Depart.
ment has only hem able to tsaus sl3, a5o, 42, Of
which 81, '1s VIZ ha'o esea returned 70 'ao
, -,
,"n 'clok .a' l'.oplo ''owh u! Mu'us " 'a"'
anu ~ "A' o1' Ae Snou'a AnoT 'n", ~ W.
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, 1879-07-26


The Congressional Labor Committee, CON-
posed Of Mesars. Wx1ouT, Of Peunsylvapia
O'CoNsoa, Of South Carolina MAnr1N, Of
North Carolina D1cxny, OF Ohio; and,
6Hkaw1a, Of Illinois, hate arrived In Chtca-
go. and Oh Monday next will begin tho tAk.-
Ing Of testimony regarding the causes Of
"the depression of the industries Of the
country, and especially Of labor, " such being
the definition OF the object and scope OF tho
inquiry ~ given by Ar. Wn1ou7, tho Chair
man Of tha Committee. After tl{a ground
has been gone ovaf in Chicago the Commit
tee will proceed to sau Francisco for tie
purpose Of examining the peculiar phase
Of tho labor problem presented by
tho Chinese question. The Chairman,
Mr. WnloWr, IL combination Of politics-
DsmocEat, drvenbaok, and semi. Socialist
- who believes that oyerproduotion and tho
lack Of sufficient currency 10 carry on the
business Of the couatsy aFo tho causss OF de-
preston, aud AZ the particular laboripg rep
resentatire Of the laboriug classes, he may
be expected 10 conduct tue inquiry with par
ticulsr reference to demonstrating the necas-
,Aity for inaAtinn III order to increase wages
and stimulate industry The othsz membusa