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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-13
Young SawbOnes.

Some young surgeons when accidents
happen,
In order their great skill TO show,
Cut the leg off close to the thigh,
When they only should cut Off the toe;
Like cutting off dogs tail by the ears,
Or the skinning alive of the frog,
It's all very we'll as surgical case,
But devilish tough on the dog,
IT'S much better by far when you're
wounded,
Or have either cut. Bruise or Burn,
To find Eclectric Oil is the very bes'
thing,
And it won't take you long so to learn.
Eclectrtc OIL Pardgrapher.
For sale by L. G. Williams & Bro,
druggists.
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$500 Reward.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or
Costiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions
are strictly complied with. They are
purely vegetable, and never fail 10 give
satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large Boxes,
containing 30 pills. 25 cents. For sale by
all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST l. CO., "The
Pill Makers" l8l and 1873 W. Madison
St, Chicago. Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of a three-cent
stamp. [aug28'80-ly.
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COAL AND WOND OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. 6s Queen ST., Staley's Block


YNHE undersigned respectfully informs
l. the citizens of Martinsburg and 3erk-
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store al
6s Queen Street, where all orders in my
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair Of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run Of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracite coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
l am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. j. W ROBERTS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-13

We are astonished at the endeav-
ors Of parties to Introduce new
remedies for coughs and kindred
complaints when they should
know that the people will have
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup and moth
ing else.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-13

More than one hundred and
twenty-five thousand bottles of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup have been
sold by single firm in Baltimore.
'-Messers. VIM. III. Brown & Bro.
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Hundreds Of lives are yearly
wasted by irregular habits, over
work, etc. If you are a sufferer,
try that wonderful medicine IRON
BITTERS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-11-13

Too much medicine and quack-
cry do a great deal of injury to
The human race. There is one
medicine conscientiously prepared
and as tonic cannot be excelled.
This Is IRON BITTFRs. Try them.
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G.. w. BOWMAN,
Druggist and ApothecarV

VIM. DOrsey's Old Stand.]
HAVING purchased this old reliable
IL and established drug store, hope
by strict attention to business to merit
the patronage Of the old customers and
of the public generally. A full line of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
FANCY TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY, NOVELTIES,
Dye Stuffs, &C., will be kept on hand and
sold at living prices.
Physicians prescriptions and family
recipes carefully compounded at all hours.
aug2l-6m. G. W. BOWMAN,
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A White Shirt with 3.ply Linen bosom
that beats the Jew or Gentle for only 81
Call and see them J. H. SHAFFER,
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PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Ticket Office
Office Over PoStOffice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED Ticket
IL Agent for the Pennsylvania Rail
road, have for sale all classes of Tickets
TO any and all points. Fare as low as any,
and for safety, business and pleasure this
is the best route Call and learn particu
lars. H. A. RIDDLE.
sepl3-'19-n
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TIME Tables.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r.. r

TRAINS GOING EAST.
TOOK Effect Sunday, May %, 1901
No. ]. Daily.
, 1880-08-08
SUBURBAN..

Tho Hancock and English Club held pubic
meetsng Friday evening In Jennings Hall. at
which tho address was made by Carter Il. HarTi-
SUM- He addressed the meeting ut great length
and was well listened to- It wus noticeable.
however. that the cheering at the mention of
Gartleid's name WIS the best cheering of the
evening. The haiI wns filled to it's utmost capac-
lty. tnauy being turned away unable even to
lind stsinding roon-
BY speciAl request the cantNta Of the " Flower
Queen was repeated last evening. 4 large nu-
dIcnce WIS for tho third time assembled and the
entertainment was greatly enjoyed.
1t is now expected thar Senator John A. Logan
will spcnk ia Evanston within Il couple Of weeks
This week closcs the present session Of the
school Of Languages, and It has been Il complete
success. Prof. and Nine. Cohn will sai! for Eu-
Tho Rev. j. Z. Musgrnve departed Friday
evening for Centrnlia, where he will be married
to his former cptge classinate, iss Ii llinn C.
Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Musgrore will then go to
beaver, Colo, where Mr. Musgroye will join
Methodtst Conference
Mr. and Mrs j. J. Parkhurst and daughter
Florence returned to Evanston last week.
The Rev. Il. n. Hatfield, D. D., has returned
from his Eastern trip and will preach this morn
ing in the Methodist Church.
The Rev. 4. J. Scott is expected home from his
ing in tue Congregational Church.
The Rev. George c. Noyes, D. D., will preach
this morning in the Prcsby terian Church.
Gospel temperance meeting will he held this
afternoon at 8 O'clDck ia the Union Hall
The Methodist, BAptist- Presbyterian, and Con-
gregauona, Churches will hold union services
this evening In the Methodist Church.
, 1880-08-08

The various Communicates Of the country
are making active preparation for the grand
Conclaye. The attendance Of visitors during
the great week will not, however, be made up
exclusively Of Knights. The infinite, many.
sided, lnany-featured business routine OF
Chicago us the leading mercantile centre Of
the ntinent makes If itself wonderfully
attractive programme, and will draw half a
million people to our streets, who will post
pone their business errands to the great holl-
day week. All the palace stores OF the city
are buslly preparing. Ki,nbalt's great piano
and organ warehouse, corner of State and
Adams streets, the largestand most renowned
musical emporium in the world, is already in,
shape to present the neat43t and finest exti-
bitionof pianos and organs ever seen in the
United States. presenting to visitors an op-
portunity to pick their Instruments from a
complete line Of all the best manufactures
IN the world,-t nallet, Davis q Co.,, Kim
ball, and Eme1Son's pianos; kinanall or
gans, etc, in all their endless variety Of
forms, sizes, cases. and prices, ali in one
special, grand collection. Kimball's ware
rooms will be the centre of attraction during
the exciting week..
, 1880-08-08
M,MAHON MURDER.


In connection with the McAahon murder case
yesterday. O'Neil, the man who was arrested
Friday. was still detained at the Armory, though
nothing was discovered to support the partial
Identification made by Mrs Mc.Mahon the pre-
vlous day. It trnnspired during the day TINT
tho original ciew which caused tho police
to shadow O'Ne.l was statement made By 4
neighbor of Mrs Mcmahon, named Mrs. Polly,
wife of Sam Polly, Treasurer of the now defunci
Butchers Union. which was supported by her
sister aud daughter. who live with her, to the cf-
feet that shortly after the shooting Tuesday
morning Mrs NcMahon WIS heard to .exclairn:
1.-THE brtckmakcr from over the road has killed
my Johnny" II Mrs Mediation remembered
using this expression it would be very strong
evidence against the prisoner, but she has 10
recollection OF anything Of the lind happening,
which, hclng the Case, it seems that Mrs Polly
and the Others must have been mistaken. -
During yesterday. Mrs. Mcmahon YVES much
more composed than ever previously since the
murder, aud Lieut.. Redcn took advantage Of
, 1880-08-08
TIE SIXTH BATTALION.
Yrc pAu4 nE yrSrrrcAv

Tho swnrd OF South Park never looked green
er, or the trees more airy, or tho flowers bright
er thun upon tho occasion Of the drill and parade
of the Sixth Regiment yesterday. Each train
ont, until eary eventide, was crowded With
lElies going to enjoy the concert and witness the
parldc. and the southern bou1evards
tscrncd with gay parties in buggy.
!Gndeat1, .T-cart, and barouchc, nil
whirlng in ouc direction. The campus was Gu
tircly covered with rows OF carriages filed with
f,tir and enthusiastic friends of the command
Frum $3.50 o'clock until nearly i the regimcntal
bn1ld furnished the audience with Il free concert.
Then the bugle shrilled out the '' assembly,"
and. amid the haunting of cofors. tho glitter Of
polished steel, the simmer Of b1c kle, and but
ton. aud aigultet, the boys 'masscd quickly into
line. and tho drill began.
The companies participating in tho parade
were: Company A: Capt- H. 6: Purinton and
aud Licuts. ]. w. Johnson and S. Holbrook:
Company q, Lieut.. james i: Miller, command
ing; Company C, Capt j. l.. WhclMn and Lieut..
Fred \. liast; Company ., Lieut.. o. N. Smith.
commanding; Company e, Capt. Robert Vier-
ling and Lieut. Frank G. Ifoundy, The bands
were under Drum Major Putnam, whose hand
ling Of the - stick " is simply wonderful In
tho command Col, W. u. Thompson was ably
assisted BY Maj D. Z: De Young. Capt: and Adjt
Richard Robinson, Lieut. and Q. IL. F, C. Cole,
and his full non-cCmmssioued stall.
, 1880-08-08
GOVERNMENT-BUIID1NG.

FIVE thousand dollars in silver we're received
Mt the Sub-Treasury yesterday.
The tnternal-rerenue receipts yesterday
footed up ' ,93S, of which S1 ,ess} WIS for spir-
its, $3,3l4 for tobacco and c1gars and 81 100 for
beer.
GEORGE A. MILLS s. Co., Of Baltimore, have
been awarded the contract FOR the mahogany
panels and fittings In tho Post-Oftice acrccn-
WORK. their figures being 81. .S5o. The work Is to
be finished ia three weeks. :
CHARLES RANDALL, John Parenthean. Walter
Phelps and George English, the boys wtc were
arrested Friday charged with rnbbing Il letter.
box. were discharged By Commissioner Hoyne
sesterlny, as they proved conviucingly their en-
tire innocence
THE collections for duties yesterday amounted
to $10,9l3. The following is the list of dutiable
goods received: Joseph Vanucar, case pal-
looms; J. G. Olsen s Co., casc dry guods; Mar
del Bros, cascs dry gootls; Burlcy & Tyrrrll, fe
leaf tobacco: Louis Boeriin, :, cuses optical
goods: John W. Gt'etz & CO., c,ase xluycs; J. {.
Y .ughau, cases dried flowers; kuhlshat l. Co..
cases dry g;HNls; kAntzler s. Haruis, Is c4lses
c.gars: suttcr Bros, - baes 1enf tobacco;
Field. Letter s. Co.. 60 cases dry goods; III. D.
Wells, : cases of statuarr and paintings.
, 1880-08-08
TEE COUNTY-BUILDNG.

EuMBER Of prisoners were received at the
County Jail yesterday, but the otfenses they
were charged with were unimportant.
SHENIrF HOFrMAsS is confined to his house
by Il severe Mmeucss. and il will be severnl days
before hc puts In au appearance at his Office.
THE Equalization Committee of the County
Dourd finished listening to complaints ycst: :rt3ay
afternoon, and will 20 TO work On tile books
Monday morning.
, 1880-08-08

The Sun Juan County Bank. Of 6ilvcrton.
Colo, have just opened their doors for business.
aud the Gunnieon County Bank. of Tipcup.
Colo, the Marshall County Bank. OF Marysvilla.
Has, and A. E. Wells s. Co., mixers, of Oak
land, Neb, will be ready for business in few
days.
All these banks have recently been supplied
with their fire and burglar proof security from
this city by Halls Safe & Lock Company, ut and
l4g Dearborn street.
, 1880-08-08
EXCURSION TICKETS

to the grand soldiers and sailors reunion
at Columbus, O., will be for sale via the pop
ular Panhandle Route on Aug. 9, 10, and II,
good to return until Aug. "a. inclusive. Rate:
Chicago to Columbus and return, So. Ticket
Offices, 2l Randolph street and depot corner
Clinton d Carroll streets, West Side
, 1880-08-08

drive through the South parx x,safne and oak
% 1ards = cemetery. me- 1t the corner OF Cottage
Grnge Mg avenue and the Midway llaisance gnoa eT
road ,si' s2nth Xxx re oods
aat haa,tifI cemetery in tho Northwest anu
fss fc only Cemetery Chicago hayins 3.
good Leading a to Hide t. Psrk rans ans
Of access s,t o{ stcmea tc;ne canh way duly.
, 1880-08-08
DEATHS

HOuCH-Of consumption. Mr., Luther HouEh.
Funeral 8undny from his 1nto residence, 3E Weet
North-nv at 10 O'Clock. BIZ c1rr!nges Norwuno FaIk
Cemetery. Friends Of the family arc invited TO al
tend. .-.
KREaS--Felia beloved wife OF Dr.. John kress OF
uuIck consumption n.ed II yenrs- - u
Funeral will tcnve % Hickory-1v. Mt h2f-past :
Monday afternoon, for Gsacelaitd
WiLSOS-Aug.G 6, Mrs. Carrie Wilson. wife OF NJ T.
Funeral eesyice will be held ut the family resi-
dcnce o11g Prs!e-ay., Sunday AuE. 3, 1T p m Hotn
thence bY carriages to TO snhil Cemetery
KEOS-DsownpA at Point 1T. Ignnce, MICH, on
Friday Aug g. olive. nniv child OF EltIn and the late
james kenn, Of Chicago eyed ye"rs AMI month.
TOU1IY-At Rogers parz, Anz. = ut : q. NJ. John z
Touuy Of Gun -est0l OF The brain. aged ycafs ana
.nou h., suu OF r. l.. and Catherine e. Touhy. . :,
Fune-ai t-utr residence Ut Rogers Park 70 ~
.. fn, By carriages Carnry. Friends OF the family
are invited
pIIlILlPSAug + at 10 n. H.. OF i1terIoittcnt 7cver
little Nellie, beloved daughter of w. e. and L. II
Phillips, aKed II months and II days. . ~.
Funeral Monday st II O'Clock tn- at house NO: ~
West Supernr-st Friends OF the f0n- arc n vtted
attend the funeral without further notice. oy chr
fiaGes 20 Koseh ...
STEWART-AuS2. OF consumption. at the residence
of C. Wilson. Brooklyn Lake Fin. stewart nSea
3 nnd months, OF n and J. Stewart OIL
sE Mnratlretd NJ. this city.
"Gnne 70 meet May and Jul!a~"
M'MAHOE--At ltn II,%tinKs-st+ OF hemorrhaEe OF
tho lungs. Tommic only son Of Msclnel and Hosa
Ms:Mnhon, aged II mouths md II days 49,.
Funeral Monday, aug O. at II T. By carriages 10
Calvary.
, 1880-08-08

Times: Our highest artists IN detlLlse1y sat sno
McChesney' 3 beyond doubt though oue % d oo'-
, 1880-08-08

Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder destroys roaco-
es. Gcas, tics, and bedbugs-
, 1880-08-08

ford. at Cooperstowu, N. r, and lived many
years In TolcdD. O.. where her HUSBAND aled ~
1871. Mrs- Bradford has been confined to ner
bed for nearly two years, and death cane tsr. as
day at O'Clock. ut Mr.. Fargo's residence. ~ ~
MichiXau avenue and tho remains. were takea
to Cooperstown. n T. for ln1srtns'nt1R 1a Raruo 1s
Ch:cago. Mrs W i: Dodd; Fond du Lac, Mrs. M
Albert Antisdel. Milwaukee. Mrs. GeorRe NC
Nance, Galesbury, and George D. bEno1ord,
Conperstown, all Of whom have 1amincs 10
MOURN her loss.
started from Chicago this season than that
which Yesterday left here for Geneva Lake, via
the Northwestern Road, Under the auspices OF
Fort Dearborn Council. Royal Arcnnun: The
Wells, kobertson, and Whnny; Of the Amuse-
meut Committee. aud was participated in by
members of the seven different Coun-
fhslr fs OF ,v;ted ths faienas @ and fames o
Upon reaching Geneva the party were taken by
btaIs to South Park. where dinner wns ut once
served. Mai. Nevius, who with his full band nc
compantcd the excursion from this city, fur
nished delightful music during the repast. 4
large number Of invited Geneva people Joined
the party, and during the afternoon hoatiug,
lawn tennis crtHiuer, baseball billiards, ten
pins, and dancing occupied the merrymakers.
On the return trip serenades we're given the
citizens of Richmond aud other places where tho
train stopped fur water and to allow the regular
run reached Chicago ut 9 o'clock, IN perfect ac-
cord I'm the point that the affair had been ad-
mirably planned and executed.
BOARD OF TRADE HALL
The plans Of Mr. Cochrane for the new Board
Of Trade Hall we're handed over TO J. r. Rens-
ley, Esq. the Chairman Of 1he Special Commit
are accompanied by the bids for the different
classes Of work, the parties bidding being those
who built the present building. The bids are as
, 1880-08-08

Our sharp reporter was neatly shaved sesser-
day with Cuticura shaving soap.
, 1880-08-08

churches. and lodges of New England; lra- ~
nvson SAYS, you know, Move easb"'lo'
IA nuv star" etc. -....
, 1880-08-08

secure quiet on the river. and thus accomplish
all that the Citizens Association has been seek
Ing 10 secure through the courts
, 1880-08-08


BLIJM-MESG-Aue. 5, By the Rev; ". !: Aano5i; III q
this city 80. No. 1v
TRlPPE-wALKER-Au= S. By the Kev;t ussts. VI =.
Pctr1e Sylvnuus L. Tr3ppt ana A1tuo u "03Ao''
both OF this CITY. No cards 49,
LofD-LANGDnN-Aus. i By the ReT: ae Ih,ssgnl sunn
Waldron. g. D. Lord and Iva ). Laneooa' ~ e"4~"e
No cards. .
CAREY-McDEvI1T-At fslchton. H. AUG, T. fitnh sem
r. Carey, OF Chicago, and Fanny McneV1tt u 1''eo
ton. ..- j..
HoDBs-MURPftY-On Thu ssday evening last; = r.
the residence Of the brides sister. Mrs a. h. Swa. M
H,uc island, Ill, Mr. Will M Hobbs, OF Chicago. anu
Miss Emma e. Murphy. OF Cnon. Ia ,
TuRNEE-G1kOUK-In New Ureaps, Feb u. 10:
BY the Rcv. g. II. Palmer, Frederick L. turner III"
Maudt ueC;uise GirOu1.
, 1880-08-08

any more than he could help: The carriage
~hccls, and the tramp. in climbing under It, hud
badly scrNtchcd the outside uf the vehicle. In
addition to this, he had cut hole in the cloth to
ringe without horses and the go<>d- -naturc1
owner. In admiration OF the fellows ingenuity,
forgive him the slight damage he had done
Mr. EDWARD HATES, Treasurer Of the HI
cevcd the following letter from Sister Mary
Frances Clare acknowledging the receipt Of
III LIS Id contributed By the old Hiberninns Of
lSsV-Dear Sir and Gentlemen: From nv heart
thank you far ys'ur Hunihcent help Of go rs
Id, this moment received God bless reward
urgently needed for famine fever cases. aud
have applied what you sent for that purpose.
In some places the nuns and priests have had to
but then may God forgive them. 1t is the best
thing for the To- say: but when our people are
left Il, die like dogs. 1t Is hard to forgive am
gratefully yours, S1sTEn b. FRANCES GLARE.
An evening paper yesterday contained
scandalous intinaiion In regard to one Of the
officers attached tn Licut--Gen. Sheridan's stat,
alleging that he had induced two servant girls
House to 20 to Montana wtth him under sus-
picious circumstance The entire charge
is false and origipates in malignant
ese ssso,p and % IL he litter psr1 Of july be did,
in the kindness Of his hoart, secure ransporta-
tdon. outside Of the Government. for TWO poor
Fits ~0O QeSlfe0 ID UelteF &ue!e 1o!4unto ~
Montana. They were SEM with Il dctachmentof
the Eighteenth Infantry and we're introduced
to and placed in charge of the officer in COM
nand. and they bud letters OF introduction to
parties in Montana The officer referred to is a
Eentlcman Of the highest character, who is well
known and highly esteemed.
Mrs MARY s. BRADFORD, the mother Of Mrs.
Charles Fargo, died on Friday at the residence
Of Mr.. Charles Fargo. Superintendent Of the
American Express Company. Mrs. Bradford
was in her I'D year. bad resided with her daugh-
ter in this city since 1871. and had become very
iear to large number Of friends as well as to
her immediate family. She was native or
Eiudsor, COM, vas married to Harvey = Brad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-27
OHIO DEMOCRATS REJOIC-
ING.
Belief That the Choice of Cincin-
natl Means "a Thurman Boom =
What Politicians Say.

COIUMBUS, o., February 2J.-Ihcre IS
much rejoicing here among Democrats
over the news OF the decision OF the
National Committee TO hold the conven-
tlon i'm Cincinnati. Ii is thought TO
mean boom" Tor Thurman. Senator
O'Hagan said to-day: "Ohio will be solid
ior Thurman and will hold to him to the
last. My second choice will be Jewett,
and | should not be surprised II the lat
ter WAS nominated. There is no better
man i'm the country than Thurman,
aud we shall try hard to put
him through. lie comes OF good stock.
lie is nephew OF Bill Allen, who al
WAYS won. Any man who don see that
having the convention in Cincinnati is
boom for Thurman is blind Senator
TAYLOR said: "If YOU want my opinion,
| will saw that believe Jewett will be
the nominee OF the convention. Thur
man will get the solid vote OF the dele
cation OF the State 50 long as there Is
any show. would prefer Pendlcton,
hut don't think he has any chance,
Jewett, thinK, will unite all factions IN
New York. and, as he is a native oi tins
state, will be fairly acceptable to us.
,b;nk he il very strong Col. Baber
said: Ohio will be Tor Thurman so
long as there is hope OF nominal
ing him; but | really look to
see new man nOminated-ohe
NOT talked oi now. Tilden has said that
mo- one who had anything to do with
the Electoral Commission shaiI nave the
nomination. That is very sweeping
and. il carried out, viii probably bnns
either English. Parker, Mcdonald, OF
GrossbecS to the front rather expect
To see some Of these men nominated
The Thurman men, at the same time.
have reason to rejoice and take courage:
m is the general opinion that Tilden Is
out ol the race. These men and many
others express this opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-27
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Substitute for the Riddleberger
Debt Bill.

RICHMOND, February 26.-In the
House Of Delegates to-day, when the
Riddleberger debt bill, which passed
the Senate few days ago, came up as
the special order, Mr.. Hamilton offered
a substitute therefor, providing that
the principal Of the debt he recognized
At the sum fixed in the McCulloueh bill.
about So, ,O0O, 600, that on II three per
cent per Annum be paid, and that the
new bonds Issued Hereunder be eI-
empt from all taxation in Virginia taxes.
except such as 20 into the school funds:
The substitute further provides that u
on or before June /, 1880, the council
Of foreign bondholders and the Fund
ing Association Of the United States
shall, together or separAtely, &C
cept the terms Of this at, they shall
be authorized TO do the funding
or, il they fail 10 accept. the Governor
may make like contract with other re-
sponsible parties
The bill and substitute were passed