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kNEAEB DI NElAMWMAf mhflbnfo bhs
- The Probate Court for said Distrist.
To all persons interested in the estate Of FRANCIS
W. JONES, late Of Brattleboro, in said district, de.
ceased, Greeting.
Whereas, Laura A. Jones has presented to this
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will Of said deceased, for probate-fou are hereby
notified that this Court will decide upon the probate
Of said Instrument al the session thereof 10 be held at
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the last Saturday Of June A. d. 1881, when and
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CTATE Or vRnMONT, MARLBORO s.,

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro S..
- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested In the Estate OF JOHN
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23

4 large amount of Plumbers Goods bon,
In Stock, including Iron and Lad fp'
Plpe, Hose, Iron and Brsss
Fittings, Marble Ware and
Sheet Lead:
Sole Agent for Utah Territory for the
Popular Fire on the Hearth Ps-,--
School Room snd Lecture Hall Stoves.
also, Fire on the Hearth, Crate Heater;
These justly celebrated Stoves ara
patr9nized and highly recommended bv
me s FACULTY Q: the Deseret University.
Wsd IuIl1e Scnool Rooms, and by tie
Hesting and Ventilating Stoves ever D q.
vented. WI Az
For Particulars and Prices. enazira =.
Office and Workshops, West TsmniS -
Street, Opposite City Market. 1pie
z. 0. Box 3O6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23

Steam boilers intended for use
during the fair must be on the
ground the day previous, and will
be subjected to the above test by,
and to the satisfaction of the super
visory committee, before being al
lowed to fire up.
In deciding on the merits of two
similar machines, the awarding
committee will be required, in max
ing their report, to give the points
of superiority in the machine to
which the premium may be
awarded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23

Machinery must be so arranged as
to be taken apart and critically ex-
amined by the judges; and boilers
must be subjected for one hour to a
hydraulic test of 50 per cent. above
the proposed working pressure. Test
pump and gauge viii be supplied bv
the society
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
CLASS N.-DoMEsTIC DRY GOODS.

CLASS N.-DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
II. DiaaaOoOdey, Supervisor.
Best collection, consisting of not
less than ten pieces (assorted) wooden
and other clothes gold medal.
Best one piece of cOlOred flannel,
diploma.
Best one piece of white flannel,
81.
Best one piece of jeans, So.
Best one piece Of white linsey, So.
Best one piece of colored Iinsey,
81.
Best one piece of tweed, 50.
Best one piece Of cashmere, 50.
Best one pair of white blankets.
81.
Best one pair of colored blankets,
So.
Best wooden carpet, 81.
Best dye on any cloth, regardless
Of texture, 50.
Best five punches of cotton warn.
bronze medal.
Best piece of cotton cloth, So.
Best piece of linen diaper, 81.
Best piece of cotton diaper, So.
Best piece Of cottonade, 81.
Best piece Of toweling, 81.
Best cOverlet, 50.
Best hearth rug, 81.
Best wooden shawl, So.
Best piece of linen shifting, bronze
medal.
Best piece of cotton shifting
Check, So.
CLASS 0.-CLOTHING, HATS AND
CAPS.
Henry DinaCOOdey, Supervisor.
Best suit gents clothing from
domestic goods, diploma.
Best specimen gents felt hat,
silver medal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
TERRITORIAL FAIR. 1881.

List of premiums to be awarded to
competitors at the Territorial Fair.
to be held in this city in October
next
CLASS L.-CIvIL AND MECHANI-
CAL ENGINEERING.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23
CLASS M.-LEATHER.
". II Rol0e, Supervisor.

". II Ro10e, Supervisor.
Best two sides each of sole. uppe
grain, harness, bride, skirtiDg and
buff leather, gold medal.
Best six calf and six kin skins.
silver medal.
Best six each Morocco. colored
sheep and russell skins. silver
medal.
Best saddle, So.
Best bride, 81.
Best set of light harness, s..
Best set OF heavy harness, So.
Best set of single harness, So.
Best set Of shoemakers' tools, IS.
Best one pound Of shoe thread,
50.
Best specimen Of shoe polish. har-
ness dressing and water dressing.
diploma.
Best pair gents fine boots, 50.
Best pair gents fine shoes, 81.
Best pair gents coarse shoes. 81.
Best pair gents coarse boots, 81,
Best pair gents fur-lined boots,
81.
Best pair ladies fur-lined boots,
81.
Best pair ladies shoes, 81.
Best specimen of whip, 81.
Best display of lasts, 81.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best assortment Of ladies', gents |
and children's common sense boots
and shoes, silver medal.
Best assortment of fine boots and
shoes, diploma,
Best specimen of writing, copying
md boot edge ink, diploma.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23

Best half dozen cloth caps. bronze
medal.
Best set of furs, diploma.
Best fur muff, bronze medal
Best fur cape, bronze medal
Best fur victOrine, So.
Best fur collar, So.
GLASS P.-FURNITURE.
Henry Dt'ao0oodey, Supervisor.
Best set parlor furniture, diploma.
Best set bedroom furniture, silver
medal.
Best bureau, bronze medal.
Best sofa, So.
Best bedstead, bronze medal
best dining extension table, So.
Best sidebOard, bronze medal.
Best meat safe, So.
Best six dining chairs, So.
Best centre table. bronze medal.
Best book case, silver medal.
Best Office desk, bronze medal.
Best six Office chairs, bronze medal.
Best set common school furniture
Or desks, silver medal.
Best specimen of wood turning, So.
Best French polish, So.
Best wood carving, bronze medal.
, 1881-09-21
SAROUDED IN GRAPE,
Chicago Puts On Mourning
for the Dead Pres
ident.
Business Houses, Public 1,uill-
Jugs, and Private Dwellings
in IIlnCk.
Meeting Of the City Oounoil-The
mayors Message-Appropri-
ato Resolutions.
Special Session of the County
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Made.
Thc Board of Trade nntl Allied
Organizations Transact
No Business.
Union Veterans, Bankers, and
Others Meet and Take Ap"
propriate Action.
Closing Of lilo Contradictions SerT.
Ices to lie Ilcld Next
Sunday.
O. B. Faxuell on tho Political Situation
Tho Trial Of tho Mur-
degor.
Union Veterans, Bankers, and
Others Meet and Take Ap"
propriate Action.
Closing Of lilo Courts-IsctIgiou SerT.
Ices to lie Hold Next
SnndaJ.
o, B. Fatwoll on tho Political Situation
Tho Trial of tho Mur-
deror.
A. DAY OF SO1lROW.

GRIEF Ov1:Il TIL. DEAD PRESIDENT.
No oNe, no lMatter how unobScrrunt or
Ignorant Of tho SAL events OF tho lust two
months, could llavc passed along TIC streets
Of Chicago yesterday without parceiVlng
that sUl,l1 great calamity hal fallen upon lilo
city or llIh,n tic country. It dill not need
the sab!e decorations Of houses alid Of stores
to open onu's uyes 10 this fnct. Tlie MIR a.sd
manner Of the people upon tllu thorough
fares, tic wny In which they addressed one
suot!los, all testified to tho existence Of somo
universal sorrow. by MI carly hour iii tho
morning every MIC know that the President
had passed from earth, anil willie 1t was
seen TINT the Mayor was wiso In
recognizing tho imposslbillty Of re-
questing n general cussntton Of bl.st-
ness Tuesday, yet tho fcu!tng WIS
strung that the day wus hardly olio to be de-
voted to labor. So strong WIS this impress
stun that the Uuarl Df Trnde-tho greatest
business organization In Clicago-a }oMrNed
over untl1 todny. Dltt while the stores woru
open, nlld tho homes of business were active
with hardly nj exception, willing hands be-
decketl the walls with tho treary Insignia of
wo, md gnyo to tho city funurenl Mspect
wliclt 1t llas not worn for sixteol years.
During tic dny tho Council mud otllor
bodies hold meetings, detailed accounts Of
wtlcl nre given below, rs also of tito moro
inspiring decorations. battery D, First Ar
tillary- I. n. G., fired salute every half.llour
between funriso and sunset from tho Lake.
Front. Tug nrmory was appropriately altl
iastefltlly tfrapel, rs WIS ntso tic lnrtu tlaE
presented to tho battery by tho in4les Of
Chicago. which hung ng hnlf-mast. Dfai
Ta1ey. who lias command Of tho battery. IL
absent In Now York. but te!egraphed in~
structions to hnve everything proper dolle.
, 1881-09-21
BOARD OF EDUCATION,

NOT uNAllSHFlI. nF THE UAf.
A speclnl meeting uf tho lizard Of l:ttnca-
ton wis l,viA ut 'I:0 yester.lay afturtuoIl ut
their rpolns OIL Fiilh aycltuu 10 tnlss suitable
action III rcgaul to the .leath Ut President
Garfield. President DelaI.ey was IN tho
chair, and tllore were present Messrs. l..
A. iloync, r. urenan, r. q. Stelts-
land, ". Curra,,. j, g. burroughs,
!. N. Stiles, i. A, Il. Ma;ts. e. l.. Nlo'Io'F, N.
bridge, j. J. llraly. \. kraus, md W. Fluto.
President Delaney explained tllai lu had
taken tho libcrty Ut ealling tho board In
grther to express their synlpnthft:s aIal fcel-
lngs in rexart! l0 the tlcat. Ut President tsar.
liulA, Which had been announced That nlaril-
luz. II WIS appropriate that tlsls boar.l. reIt'
resontnE t,,s educational Interests OF tho
Metropolis OF tho West, should not only TX.
press itself III regard II thu tleat!I Of thu
President, but uls0 concerning bis abilities
u,ld strength as MI educational lna'l.
Mr.. llayuo suggested tint tho only way
to set To work propurly was tiat u Com.
lu!tlep oil ltesulutlol.s should 6o appniNteu ta
express tho sui loss tlley llatl sustained by
tha death at the President, alid ha ll!nyel
that such II c0nlmltteo bp iIppothted. IAe
Chair selected 4esS1s, lloyne. Bridge, a'ld
, 1881-09-21

THE ltAHE TIkllbGlFs tIF IESIEETs
T!u union Veteran Club not ut tho Grand
Pacific lust evening, thulr room adjoining
TINT Iii which tic Hon. Gcorgo lloar, Ut
Massachusetts. TIT bellalf Of tho committee
appolntctt by tho National Co1lyeultan, IT.
fUrulcd tim. Garfield Of Ills nomination for
tho Presidency, md III which lse ,nal0
his spHcch Ut acceptance. This rooln
Is now occupied BY tho Coal Exchange, Uther-
wise the Veteran Club w0uht l,uye .lseu 1t
lust night. Their own rUt,la was hpprnprfNtt-
" dr,lpud. hack Ut thu Presidents sent arU
enyrnyLngs Ut Lincoln atll uarflell, thu
fy1lnIes surrounding which wcru covered
with rlnpD, while Ul 0ne side WIS the Ma
tional lug Md OH thu other the club Hay,
bath fo!sled alul t!etl with crnpe. Over them
was card Mrn!lelngranl Will, tho words,
"Upr aIartyrssl l'resl.lunls." All tho other
por.r,atts aiul e,l.luylngs In tlsp rnuHl were
ttrnpr.l. Theru vera abo,,t 100 members
presellt, alf t!e nsAllnblu slAc0 lulnE tMkn,l
IN, nIlll II larEe ,lnMlar siull4lnG III tho ro-
tNntln uutslllu the Iunr. r..
Tllr clnl WIS cAllel to oNtor by President
Scrlbnur about 0'cluck. llo salA tllat til0y
met t0Eutlur upon
vl,E MOST solsHowsuI. OCCASION
Tint could hu Imagined. Their helaytyl l'res.
pistol OF u eniltenptlble asslsln, md tho ru-
iii ciyi!txpsl warlal. ily Ii this country lsatl
lost Its chief s,tllcer, II family l!ltt toeI ste.
prtyeN pf u loving husband Atld luther, nlH!
thu, I!ossof l'res!dsnt t;nrYd lrau bee1l telt
p,su Ut paylng s0lto trlbllte to tllo 1upnory
ct that great u,Mt snotl Inn, uiltl, us llu TX
pcctrJ ADle apUAkers to le IN attendance, lie
would not express lllaselt Ataly lGnktA. Lie
, 1881-09-21
OTHER MEETINGS.

Als l4slt+kNASi1-4IVfSit+
A special meeting Ut tho Chicago ClcarIng-
,,o,l ut 1 u'clock, Geurge Schneider, prcs!.
taut of ti!o National Hank OF Illinois, In tho
chntr. Tho ubject Of tho meeting was to
taItO suitable notion Oh tho denth of tho preal-
teut ut thu UMlte.t States. Tho following
preamble a,l1 resolutions wcre. ad0ptett:
Wil.ltEAs. The United Stntea Of America hns
ellsth'hct ~ trrelnrahp i9ss IN ttlo death or
JsGs A. t"rs 10 RIA; ana 1a Ropp
overwntanle1 With !loopGst Krlet.,.
ltcs"r..t. THAT the Chicago Clearing House
% rrstous,d sorrow i, sh's melancholy ; "Scn,. and
!sndss s b nrartfe a syBpashy to ,h9 tu!as
S s Ct s ss @ hi IL ths @ esc. tnis x
tho n1lairs u The 0osernll,unt aud tu our who's
l'uoplo " q Nnt.on: .-.. ..,,
VI 1ha tanurAl VI the latc l'reullent.
The only business transacted WIS the up.
l'roprtatlol ot 81, ,:a,9 for tho Allcl!lgN,l snt-
tuninetl.
NOON rl.AyEItMEEr1xa.
THU exercises Ut tho 1,outl .prayer-meetlng
yt!stertlny wuru Of nj, exceptionally !utercst-
!ig na.:!N: The , foWer W.T. Faswe!l llall was
,yvs erow.le!l with warshtpprs. Tho lsev.
William N. l.awrenco conducted tho svrv.
lres. which l,1 OpeMetl with touching ind
Gl0QllEllk oH!uN3, ie NlltcE !lb purt1hten tlld
lnaiiy christian virtues Ut the dead presl-
dent.
I'l.e lealer was followed by tho lion. j. V.
Farwell. WHO sata that tbs calamity that WIS
tho United Status tess0il, anu that lresl-
tlent tilrileld WAS j sacFltice necessary 10
unity the fnetIols. 1t wuul.l teach the Ma
tton humility, ana l.e thought would turn
many hearts to tod.
3laj. Whittiv, i. 4. Kean, r. ". Harvey,
], W, Upal1. pnl A. i. Hemingway followed
, 1881-09-21

THE COUNTY BOARD.

A SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or sUl.-
HOW.
trhcnows Of t!le Presidents tlcntl, was re-
ceivcd ut tic 1,uw Courthouse with tho
most profound sorrow, A,!l II cacll 0r tho
Commissioners ln,l l0st purs0nnl friend hu
could mt have btan mars deeply Infected.
,fl,py wero around thofr rhnlhs ut MI earliur
hoNr than tlsual, aiid, after II conference. It
wis agreed to drnpu suitably nll ut tho pull
lie buildings, Commissioners Cobnrll and
Ayars bntng .Rtynn cltArgo Of tho Court.
llOuse, Commissioner Entlur Of ttlu Criminal
Court l}uilslfng. uMt Commissioner Albright
uf thu County ll.,spttul, II WIZ Nlsn AElertl
to cal special lneetttg Of tho Doard tor thu
Afl0r!luUstt NlMi
THE FOLLOWING CALI. WAS ISSUED:
F.. +. q, NihhEt. C0untH t1tt|;-RIH: fMt 1ro
tho Hoard vi Commissioners Ut CGok cuuuty
r. [or = Rss;s. I'll sspt ~ 'Ss'' H. hlS%;nGss'ty y. Gt%K,
&. u. AfAits. ,lol!S lNiiI.i.
JnIiE Z: EHnEN, u. Y. !.ull1SurDSt
@. Il, CuAUHN, cuunty Cotnln! !sst0ncss.
At the nppolntctl hour tho lIoarl as.
se'nhlsd, ,allo tho n'clnhcfS present except
wero ,,.layotdabIy ahse,t.
THE CHAIRMAN, II. '. runIN0TnS,
called tho meeting to Nrtler, nNd, Atter rfntl.
luz The call, spoke III f0l0ws:
We huso nIet hero t.A!ay Us public officers
FmpIy u Ktyu oiuu mud expression, tH tho selISv
of poFsonal er(pE anu unrrow which Hes with saeh
weight III tue hearts uf GMctl uht Ut III H. HtlnI-
n,ui with 0ycry nth0r hnart III this great katttl.
nut tn nttpr ttln1!aiu woI4!s tar 10 CtIlnetlnrAe
tho VIRTUES Or rUyew tho ErcAt and good sletls
Of Ja.l,ts 4. unrtltttl, but simply III this public
1nlnner 70 gny VIC inuurt,, 4td ta extcnl to thnss
whn fEn!n e!.aer leta.,ttai iatercoarse. hnse,
II possible. deeper lec1ttIH 0t petsaEal orrc!vn-
.''t,nt. uilr nat,1Itst 4tl nsartfet sympathy. Tl!9
IlItU far mouths bt,&ll wnltMl heHterWItr43 for
bis reuovery. Our Heavenly fAt4rr ln liia wisdom
h.s seen ut to tleurcv piEprWtar, and i hcctnes
ns To hnw in submission To 1lls VIII. l.ct vi
huyu tho faith w1 kIl,w our lnnslyrAi lrcslliens
would tAvc hAtl. at!sl still hei!uye tliat nauvo md
lrytnl.! th0 tark clouds which tnttay 0yerhntl9
DsIr Mutel country ta.croisA y s,ivUr lidinK. tsuM
though pur ,MentuI v@sItI! tnfs to 1iscoyur 1t. .
Nm worIa Ut lnn8 would hu adequate tu u1oaa-
uro tla xreatness uuh completeness Ut 4 char
meter Ike thas ut President ulrt,uIl. Ills own
description III Cen. Geurgv u. Thon,as srolns to
jNc 70 bD exnctly tit tho cstltunto placed upon
Hin ly ii tovtuH puuptc, thai repeat Il heFa:
81 knuw thA1 Guctl VI yOii hero present sccs
him IN nGInury ut this niuMel.t ~ NO Dtten haW
hlml II llto, etcet and strong like n ,tower II
sl,ltA ulasknry. His brtli. sQUuse shoulders and
Inusstvo heal BIZ al,ua'tant Aair at,d tnt beard
OF light brown sprinklea wIta silver. hts broad
forehead, full face aud features, that would w.
, 1881-09-21
TIE COUNCIL.

ADDRESSES AND RESOLUTIONS.
a special meeting Ut tho Council WIS held
nt3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon to tatU ac-
tol with refurUIlco tn the teutll OF President
Garfield. TlIoro wero quito. IL number Of
people in tie lobby, und natly city officials
inside tho railing. Tile following Aldermen
were present: WIckcrsltsll,l, Dlxon, Sa1l-
anrs, Appleton, Sl,orey, Phelps. Watkins,
Wulllerell, burke, Sheridan, Cullcrtnl'. Ait
peter, lllltffotl,, llinrlat1, Purcell. S'nyth,
lcovey, Nelson. Dond, Dean, Hubert, Ever
ott, 1lrady, Wanzgr, StAubcr, 1flrsclI, Young,
Iulluf, Meier {Slxteenth), Murphy. Barrett,
Burlcy, aud Blur.
THE MAYORS ,lEssAGE.
Mayor Harrison presided, and read tho sub
Joined n,cssage;
0Es1l.EAEas Last nJght wLils iln ioi i woro siis-
oass,ns, ~ i.nportant lna.t.r,, tho iirp aS!.x ~.
Ioirtts1.. hayo Called yoll togctiiur 10
S.f s ,S sSs tse Ua,r ~ stuss tss
at,er lero!u. struggle Ut eighty days
with krlm de.h, hns NJ last gIven up llia fight
ssa. @ IL II" pseseueo a o X IL ia do ssvas tba
II II !illan which will 1.-Two as long ns hiatory
co%tin4es to bs written:
i;xooa,tyv hssd u !tis m!sSty ltSpSlic ; AZ :
tI!l&V t1 4ttu A4a tHA*1 pHiAHIS+ HuU A4utk 10
l,uinWu has mutt hut his virtues weFo fur Hrgnt-
Of thasU whoa tho wurl.l haa ca!lea great. liz
was knd an! get!er4lls frielnl, . lustmR md
i'm tt,lustrinus public servant. u,li esiluayr..l
to sqlnrt ali of his nuoli5 acts by IN upright
alid llecuEtarly soEsi!tvu cptsKeunce. llu waann
CMrncaL pntrlot. Mul showed his love fur hla
coilatry on Tho bAtsletelti wu,l III IN the Itgs-
latve balls. tic WIS ambitious, hut his a,n1tlIsn
.WAa Ut that exalted churactur which rIneu fur
III clerHul ta,ne. lie bus hpcn cut ot
~ li"nitcr which Will callse his uaulu tt 1.-Two
foreser. Hut h0 has been rubbed IL hs nlo.i
tlnrDuK wish, which w4a thAt ha would tItstsn
bis natio to snln0 net which wouM furayer
urtear hin ~ his feltlw- ul0l. Az President 0f
cArnest .eairo might have bce.l Rr4tiilcI. il II
bitter thing for such man tu llo cut 0u thus
on thn ,nseshnll Of by groat opportunity.
itXurdlAB htsn ~ man, wo eln profoundly
.nuuTIt ht4 uutl.nely doath; but wban wa rtY arii
him Us tho Chief Auxlstrasa OF the United
, 1881-09-21

,,., st. ,,t : -,
nI'irS. nfh1, ph',tIhR thetf hcllbcfal1ol's, tllo
"o"'" '''H 'eesa'
,r,a,> ., 1"h ..9,s.,,. nhHpl.o!nSs. sI','
yum tHt cnllli'!lttee Fetulhch tlley r.
potle! III follows:
~ yl"w ot shp tlcnth Q! tho PRESIDENT of sho
n 's ~ slts, rae y noscs Uy th9 0n'sfssn' ies,!ng
,,s.on,bIsl In swr1"i neetInc Ill., I" oxnfns, nnsS
imt,n,t AMI III ir.taf Of Tic public scoo,. 6f tho
city. tho suniiments of tho hnur. We heartily
nl t'r 1wt' v',lce 10 tint nr tlle Nntinn in de-
E!nrinE th9 tleath Of q tlitcf MnRletrate who was
&.ns II gn n nIsfec ny IT, eaeMrsa ~ TO- hr people " tho
IL ~ ~ H. e. n u. tr!tinphs.
tiv. Gy his thrIsl "bs nis @ MatG4nn, s t,fs,
nf,rilIts In Mi Tho relato. OF u,lin n,,ts nr
yntu ltfo. '"'e s'''N pa
Int u ts M student anl nm etl,.cuos shnt hts
fe t+ to b' t,lHtnnraze! l'y educational nrgat,-
ixatl:,,ls und Interests Jig yrs tito !Gul atnnnt.
tn1 a,,rG ngei 3 a"r thls ana att t.. ls plcu md
md ,,Iwnys "fe.tivn WEI" '''c''one anu e"Fhcs''
T'hn cn;,sc .'f rirnton hod M ,r,or ,,,so,x,,
pr Ntytrntn. We ,Icsiiy artnt,nstis" viii thn
wife ard children Of lilo tsc':1scd prcsit!cnt,
ant! trust that they nMy bo anublod 10 lenr with
fUrt1H!c thu Nrent trial through which they urn
, 1881-09-21


ANSoHHCisMESI ~ lisi.S'u'.sf !o't'.'ts'
tho uy,u1 lime for n,mnlnr lin J,ourd nf
Ira.lc, President Rogers assembled tho p!at-
1orIn ut tito north oItd Df tito ro01lt, ind
rntnc,l onrn viii, tI,., ,,nvr All thn ,nn,,,.
turs :nn,v ,vhnt ,v,a co,Iu,.-t,,ntr to,t. hnw.
In, ,nnn ,,omt tt,n ,lnnti, ,,f 1,rs,,,nnf I:o,.
!loh., not wonl pGihs saIa apo,lt pt'ecs Or u,
trltles-so tlloy Entlleret In II body, End tonk
thoir hats oil. Tllere laoyor WIS sucl. silence
an ,f,hnnre hcfnra exrcnt nt ujrlt,
l'FcSsaeht ItoRers SAID:
UESThaMEN: III vlew Of tho dcath Of tho
a,lsi isIolaio q i',lrs.lo % thu sir,uss of Ito
huur, kMye cuIlcd you t'gethor u l!stun IL tho
resolutions wlllun Will INV bo alrerctl.
,a..!. ,r1t,i WIZ ,,,,, ,'asl, .,;''. tI
o"hlI' "n'ct4 "''s Hl."l''"'an'5 "a"t'c"'
ltes9'rt.l, ~ View or she Kr.nt N.tional snrro'y
uniiesi btatrs, /, IL 0rlvrgd ihat tho business u
this hnHrst bn suspQntlga fur to'iny.
appoint II committed ar nve to prup4iru II a.tt-
nhlo uxprcssltin by tho fncnbors uf lhis hMy III
ylsw uf tte H. had eyGnl, wy thtt ths Sut'u4lttee
'rilo bu,lrtl ruus5UInbeli nj tl,p l,I1,r nntnei.
over LOCO members buIug present. nn was
rail,.i tu order hy rrssilcmt t,nrrs. ,; WIN VIM
sua:
-. 49,, v,,rx,, T.. r,,..,,..,,, - ,s ,. -.
sao ,Iuetl1'E he @ this ur.iI1l9 yo,.r rres!dent
~. ~ ~ wy WHY n ~ ~ nsnlt W ~ ~
xs;ipt ~ ~ y' itsss s,n,as ~ G ~ nu1 nt w
tsc@SS9t ~ % u aMo V!"cM otn'Gh II Hhu 'ho Elall. az
y. ". u|hnhhf MI. y; !; nnkei. atr Jo1h y
My MMc,!s!oy Ms: Ma uuorS. 81: Mnwe. % nt'1 Mr. =: H.
pafe'lt to report.
MIR. Durham. tlo Chnlrluan Of tho COLI
MilteS. tlseli !ihli4est tlo ioi!aWanE 70 hnGfE-
"as itasto'p' "ao Aus l'"e'' "hccIe" "'''to