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RAILROAD TIES.
Pro1rooo of tho Iron Horse In
Montana.

Northern Pacific work has begu"
On tl,e Flathead reservation and will
Le pushed rapidly forward.
4 large fi'rce Of graders are ut work
ut Sweetland. Oh the Northern Pacific
line, Mr.. Nelson Bennett having
brought up y number Of men from:
the He'll Gate.
Track laying on the Utah 4 North
ern was resumed Wednesday aud Il Z
rails are now near Lust Greek, ans!
will reach Deer Lodge within a week
or two.
1t IL understood that rs soon rs the
through stage line between the ter
mini IT the Northern Pacific begins
operations. Wells, Fars" T. 60. will
establish a through express route bc-
tween those points.
Work has been stepped on Ryan 4
Rocks Northern Pacific sul,cvntract,
this side If MuIlam tunnel, ard the
contract has been annuilssl.
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For Magiunis.

Said = Republican toa MINER re-
porter Yesterday: II am for llayin-
nis, and l don't care who knows it.
He 10 the l,e-t. and In fact the only
Delegate Montana has ever had who
has done anything for the Territory.
believe In keeping g'nnl man in
Congress when re find one. am
mt alone In this opinion. Butte IL
fill Of Republicans who will vote for
1aglsnis."
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Payments Must b, Male
IN ADVANCE.

.r ,"P t.! ar, rsGur"l I" bri,s a., n-..,s.
a.,sn ~ uc - 10 w" "r more Of one nifty
FOR further parit."llrs ,rriv -, '''"e Time.
r, w oE1 ~ opERsox.
aeau,on IN charge OF ": Mays Ac,uiensv
OseH 1oaIe. r.
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i3Scray Notice,

Game I" E'y pr""'i-"~ ~! H.. tH!'' Of 'u::
two bay horses. weigh, nh. I TO- lr.. H.
caT'. ia,iii b! :n,i.,i vita Il .I.i~c: rir' 80
four spi ru' ~ = s'utw ar.i Oh the Ell
h,p. .;i.' ~ SAL! horses h = \ - b"iOw TIE
p's..! cir.I,. u Il i:,.. ..;:..: u r!t u !. ;nw
q :; sk.~t c,rc:r. Onr !, III .n Al tel; wi,e:,
i:u;ni >:.. a. t,;. ga; 4 ~ years .sal. vi,
IT. misses Ar. ~, In. l;s ':ul". near Pc.
n!r.:n.'> hr. g. Il ..i',.. i+t,W ..,un.
Til .nw or j. n.i' s.~td I" p.''v' property.
1.a. r!:a.:..S AZ tan.' III ~, AWAY.
a... i..' in.s J~:..!u ;..:NiS.: .UN.
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EaCch ant: C1.2p for Eala

Will sell nv amen situate: ., Losi
s+t+. ihre mics from Warn, Srrjny.:
"! or wlihu' til: crop. The IA Il; con
Isis NJ 81 acres ". u :,;,r,cy,,l ami i'm. a
:.ve: ''n'"n' iH'e. Far particulars i:n,u',e
~ ra"c:i. tr II y u. Water. vi Walxcr
x N:w'':n~ .s.iE:"i office. FAT"
Warm sp,.rS> r. o.. Aug. H.. -.
swaCSy;.:
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I"IIf%,f>
N ational Bank
OF BUTTE.

OF HC1T1....
i.aist up <'npital......... = 1ls,. Con,
n"' n"r'z'd Capital. $500, )(lt,
4. ]. DAVIS. :x.rua,-src
los ,vnr. Vice r. ~..aent.
' ~ ~: -. EAU~ER.
~""""!.: ASS: Cashier.
transact a General BANKING
business.
b"V an" SrN FHrci0m anal I,o.
me"fic E.rch"ngr.
0Prom"s attention given IN Collection.
,. Co";"ty Warrants Bought.
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St-ayed or Stolen,

On. !;ay Pony ,r.::A three miles south Of
En':t. bra T.: ,,n"rnsr"n.J % E,i
>',"ui''"r: :,.': i'"hhl. az. va. n;..d j !.
De" I'r'r y Icy. a,t .'."r: ""r. \ ~.
III: <i'.r: :rXa:' VIII r.. I. III tor ,h.. .,..
VERY. ~ :."!!;u go 'i.:' ~. =. ..O:'S Of
same. T. r':i>.r yrI!,.;.r ~. Walker (
N..:'s'r EI.... r.
ECTT. .Au..:s Is. Aws..;.l:,
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Bullion Shipments.

The following are the shipments Of
refined bullion for the r:st week for
the companies named, per Pacific ex-
press, and II will be seem that they
steadily increase. In addition to this
sum should be added about So, 'Hs,
per week for the Lexington CONF
pany:
Sept. I. Alice company. = bsrs. :. Stills 90
10 b.r.. ....................... ~ nm N,
!. Alice cOvsUSnv.e Ars :. : 49,
Z. Ansror'a RIM ,,anvs "ars 74o .
9.tj'.t >atI h nx. !? hArs.... js?:"
.. Ftsse Sxtl Pa *. bar... 1856 IL
Total for the week.. .si".s.
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A Radical Cure.

E:piI-c. Hernia a'i.' pics ,:cs..i."iy AID
n'";:l sl"!fiv cure H.: az entirely new u, d
s;.:. vi. ihssl. Consultation free. Cat, .,n ~,
address.
MS. BACON. ~. H.. Surgeon
IDa:"'.!.! Ri,i:r MT.
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Public Schools.

The fall term Of the Butte scl,,,0ls
will begin next Monday. The Cen.
trail building will again I've occupied
BY the following teachers:
No. l-Mrs. Gibbs.
No. :-Mis- WyIie.
No. 3-Mi-s Wxrli..ld.
M. T. Miss Fextly.
No. ) Miss Ermcrson.
No. 6-Mias Cox.
M. 7-Mi.s Hutcl,ins.
M. 8-Miss Cr,srn,an.
High SchMl-Mr. Harvey.
For the convenience VI the First
Primary scholars Twin in the east
part Of town, the Beard l,as decided
to continue the school on Fast Park
street, under the management of Miss
Butcher. All parents livisg east II
Wyoming street having cl,,ltirrs just
besinnipg to read, will please send
them ut once I" this scl,nel. The
buildings occupied ut VAUDEVILLE,
Neal)erviIle. aud Centerville will b.
the same ~ last year. At Travona
the school building will be the one
formerly used, just below tile Black
Chief ledge.
The teachers for these ward sch.uIs
are - follows:
Walkerviile-Mr. Branch.
Centsrville-Miss Ssutt.
Neat1ervillc Young.
TnvOna-MisS Reagan.
1t b desirable that every pupil
should be present on the tirst day III
the term II possible. !
r.. u. lI"wELi.,
Superintendent. |
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sE1u-WEEK1Y MINER.
MlNUR 11EMa.

From the Daily Of Sunday.
Alice stock IL slowly rising, thu
last sales being quoted ut S2.G.
Hesry Jacobs dtsirs those wls
have subscribed to the fire fund IA
call 1t bis store ard Psy the same.
II n reported that two Of the chill.
dren In the house in which Mr.. viii.
born was sick with the smallpox IT
Silver CItv, have been stricken down
with the disease.
The Ee,r .Northweet IL in favor Of
Q demonstration on the arrival Of the
railroad ut Deer Lodge, and Helena,
Butte and ether sectiors are to Re in
vited to participate.
The Amazon Mining and Sn,eltin-
Company fled article, Of incorIora-
ton in the Office If the Secretary Of
the Territory. September 7th. The
capital stock is PLACED at $'oo,oo's
principal office, Boulder: place Of op-
sraai"n, near Boulder, Jefferson
county.
Next week = rising young merchant
Of VAUDEVILLE will lead to the altar
. highly accomplished and beautiful
society l.dy. TIE gentleman Is we'll
known in the community ~ thor
ough business man, and his intey-
rity ~ unque~tioned. Frank Is,
isdesd, one Of Gods noblemcn.
E. H. Reed, postal clerk running
between this place and Ogden. in
forn,s ~ that the average weight If
Montana malls has Increased from,
$40 to l.7OO pounds In less than y
year. He further states that the
Oregon Short Line IL expected I"
esoss the Utah 4 Northern in about
twenty days.
H. e. Garner, foreman at Mullan
tunnel. was yesterday ba'lly hurt hy !
the unexpected discharge Of blast,
1t h understood that Mr.. Gsrner was ,
at the time engaged in examining \
charge which had tailed to explode.
when the halsnce Of the charge was
set oil: The pieces III flying rn'k cut
and Lruised him about the face and
head considerably, but the entire ex-
tent Of his Injuries are not yet deter
minsd.-Zsticp' ntlemt, sth.
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Hasin. sold my interest i, She i,r,
~ in"nH> Arms rHnc tn !. u. ios"c /
WIN =" ttianS nIy fri'h III Re We H. al
County h'r IN" ire al patronage nav r.
'civ.'l. AMI wc,i',l >I+ai: f.,r ;hn c:v f;rr:
~ Arms: org 4 Ln g.. .!m >a.i. Il. s.,n.
y "a.-. Respectfully.
... r. y. TuONAs.
1:;''s''''' ~. T., sE.u't .:in. is.
SN iwAuvU
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DIR. Spinney,
MO-. IL KE.Al4NEH ST..
Tc,:- all (nrnric gn' Special
diseases
YOUNG Nj I'm

". - nav H.. sun. ri"y from the cf.'""
v.,,;hiul f.,l!es % nni~."c' low. will 'iO we'll
20 a. al tS"r. ~!v". ~ this the greatest
ht.op r:cr hail NJ ~" altar ~ syn ri''Y H.
n,a",iv. ',r. SUNNY will rnarn -"
forfeit SEQ fD- ev.rv case ~ mi ~ *.
ness Or pr,vnfo .'i>ra>-' 81 any KIM nr ~ ar
acser when H.. undertakes al IN Is H. rur"
Nfillel!a.-AEcd Mon.
There are !, any ut the agc of :hir'y IN
xtxty who ar. troubled -in t'cD fr''lu"nt
t.y.rumiiOn IT iw l':.idrr O:.''' ace" pa
i.ul l., y slight Suar ti' Z "r hurni'g >ei'.2
t'O.l ant n Wr.k"nin. VI tn" :x'"ln In y
vua,,,..' III p.:i"nt c'n,l T. scc' 'unt for. '.n
.xamrsr. III" urt AIRY dc "sit- \ RI, y se"
i,ncr' will often ha FUND. AMI .O:"'.timrs
SINAI! Iwrt GIGS ~ Mltuus"', viii a'lM' +. ar
tin. =. lnr will b. III y I'M snil%i IL hue.
gain changing to n dark AMI tO-riI Ar
:,eara, 90. There T. ~. ma n'en "hs' " e ct
n, : ..if:icuuv. Ignorant 1t H." cause. VIII II
i he econ. stage Cf >en,t'.al A"1@' cs
i.r, =. wi, g.lar.-tc = peri u "u-: all
~rch "a scs. ard y healthy restoration u! the
GENT, ar nary 'iganS.
f.i"a hour 10 ! ai,.i to 8. SuHdaya
from ~ to u 4. ~. Consultation free.
Thor, .,.h e ~ n, inp ii.nl and advice. IS.
Cal! o., or address.
l,k. SPlETEY 4 CO..
NU. u k"a:nsy >,'rrt.
4e~rtt san Francisco. C'Al
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The Chair announced that Mr..
X. ss!er WAS the ncinince Of tie Com
ventinn.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Dewitt nominated Mr.. I linton
II. Msn,rp. and u delegate n"nlilla...i
Mr.. Il. Il. llus-cll for this v!ti Y. Mr..
MMre was nominated hy the toll"w-
ing vote:
For surveyor, Mr.. &. +. ifarsl,
was nominated by a.clnnIati"n.
For Coroner. DR.. Sarrl.et was nom.
hated by acclan,ati"n.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Mr.. Warren moved that the rules
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James H. Harls,u: was shot in the
arm !,y Indians near Poplar River
Last week.
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tONSTAkIES.

Mr.. E. T. Husen vas declared one
Of the nominees.
CONsTAkLEs.
Mr.. Charles Ho.kin. was non,i-
mated. Mr.. Nichols said Mr.. Hos
kins would not accept, hut he wss
nominated BY reclamation.
Mr.. Speer nominated Mr.. Henry
Nichols ~ the other candidate. 3lr.
Nichols declined. He said he didn't
want any Of that kind Of soothing
syrup in bis. He said that they had
tried to nominate = nlan but had
failed, but he hoped that when they
had served in the Republican PARTY
sixteen or eighteen years longer they
might get something that was worth
their attention.
Ar. Nichols referred to the English
element Of the Republican PARTY, and
spoke like man who felt that great
injustice had been done to 1t. In this
lie Is right.
Mr.. Terrence c. Brady was then
nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. W. 4. Ralston for Road Sill
lervisor for tie ]st district, and Mr..
W.. $. Wrixh: for the :ud district,
were nominated by accIan,atisn.
Mr.. Randolph moved to adjourn to
sO'ciock p. IN.
tlr. Andricux moved that \ COM
niittee, consisting Of five members,
be appointed by the Chair to select
list Of twenty delegates to the Terri
torial Convention. and to select the
County Central Committee. Car
rieri. The Chair appointed Messrs.
And,ieux, Gleason, De Witt, BELL
and French.
Mr.. Warren novel to adjourn 70
$3.50 ,. M. Carried.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met again At $50
O'Clock p. M. The committee ap-
lointed for that purpose presented
the following names ~ delegates and
alterna;es to the Territorial C0nve en-
tiom winch meets in thi. city next
W.alncn,Iav.
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DELEGATES.
A!.TERNATE.

IL \ utbA, ~ W 0Mu.
/: twar.i Bowen, r.. Il. Letter.
Wm. Thompson, II. McMurpiy,
4, &. Porter, t;eo. Z. Randolph.
!; \. J. Dus~sau. WIN. Woodward.
Chus. AndrIeux, John Lloyd,
Joseph DAFT, II. Nir.M.lS,
. ~. Gun.lers,n, T.. NJ. Tra.k,
! ". &. Wright, J. =. MiIiik.n,
: 1. u. Lowery. Arthur Na,leau.
/. On motion the report was adopted.
The committee apl"iat-d to select
a central committee, presented the
following: Lee Mantle, Chairman;
T.. c. Frcysci'iag, Secretary; Mil"
French, Treasurer.
! T. n. Lowry, (i,as. Amdrieux.
". II. Fascs,e, John T.. Beck,
Hiram Knowles, James Rcs~,aw,
Joseph Daft. T!'"nrs> May,
1. Z. Miles. VIM. Forrest,
C.S. Warren.
Mr.. Warren a.kesl that I've he ex-
c,i>esl. and on motion the name o!
W. y. Srcer was substituted. The re-
port wa~ then adapted. 1t was then
moved and carried that the 10 .,ina-
ti,u Of = Legislative ticket he post
l":cd Until the apportionn,ent is
made. AMI that tine Central Commit
tee ''e authorized to call this conven-
tion together again for the purpose
Of nominating sucl, ticket.
The committee on resolutions ire.
sented til. following report:
10 Hon. Uii',m kn"wies, (A,.;ru:..m.
"".l TIC R'I."Licua C"u,ly (Dm-
I"i:D" ~ sitter EDa fnumty,
.NnAh'ar I''ritorw. .f,r l>>..
Your Committee on Resolution, lpy
l.a"c to submit The following report:
WHEREA>. The w"..l Republican
el,lhrHr- within itself all that has
been found to We good. Use al, pro.
Crc>>iv~ and >taic-h,anlike in AM. RI
can politics ;,'r the last twenty five
wears. now therefore I've il resolved;
First. That ihi, Convention j. Re.
publican ii: all its prin"ipl,s.
Nfv"'l, That the County of Siivc;
low snail prove il>";f ~ be Nel uhli-
can nj the corning election.
7H;,r', rEa: this Convention to- ,iav
nominated for County Officers men
who are worthy the pas; history o
the Republican PARTY. and win" shall
re an earnest y. i'sr"ni;nued supyc;n-
acs. A. E.. WITrE".
VI. 4. TRAsK,
t;tO. W. IRVINE
W. II. DEWITT.
r. l.. SAR,;EANr.
kaw'rt ai,.,.ed anil con, ni!tcc dis
charged.
". D. Sp<cr being & lied on n.a,:,.
= short sl'eec!;.
On motion the Convention then
adjourned subject to III: ,all cf liz
Central COMMITTEES.
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Fr,sn the Daily Of SUNDAY.
ThB REPUBLIO>N CONvEN
TON.
The 5talwarts Capture tho Cor
vention.
+; And Nominate an Unbroke
No CoEnishme n Need Apply 70
nl-feeline and Disgust Freel!
! Expressed.
At high noon yesterday MI
Charles Warren called the conven
tin to order. Judge Knowles VA
elected Temporary chairman and w
I. Lippencott Secretary. After up
printing the usual committees II
credentials; on permanent organfza
lion and order Of business and ~
resolutions. the convention took r.
cess until 2:::3O clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention me. at 2:30 p. H.,
Judge Knowles in the chair. Re-
ports from the committees on or, den.
tials and permanent organization
and order Of business, were received
and adopted and the committees
discharged. Judge Knowles was
made permanent chairman and W.
I. LippincOtt permanent secretary.
Mr.. a. T.. Wittcr was made assistant
secretary. Judge Knowles. in bret
and forciLle speech addressed the
convention, In which he returned
his thanks to the convention and
hoped that the :,est man would win.
Mr.. Gcsrge W. Irvine moved that
the courtesies Of the convention IL.
EXTENDED! to the representative Of the
MINER. Amended 70 a. 10 include
all representatives "f the press o;
NJ. nta''a, who were present. Car
ried.
The roll Of the delegates was then
rallied, after which the Chair de-
''larei the convention duly organ
izetl and ready t. proceed I" Lusi-
ness.
Mr.. Il. G.. .H-nox moved that Nh in
formal ballot Ike taken and the loves,
an.lidate be dropped. Mr.. Wyn'an
md Mr.. Warren opposed the motion.
they Thought a candidates friends
should I,e permitted to vote for him,
" long as they wished. The motion
Sas lost, only one voice being heard
n the affirmative.
The Chair stated the first business
u Orsler was the nomination Of .
'anditlatc for Shelf. 4 dead silence
4 few moments duration followed.
Mr.. Randolph, ar.ae and in u
highly lautlat"rv speech placed il
'"niilati"n Mr.. l;enrge W. Irvine II.
nd wound ~ by saying il was d
light royal name, and worn ~ right
',yal man.
Mr.. Knox seconded the ne,i,ina-
ion in y few lla'terinx words.
Mr.. \. Mcdonald nominated Mr..
Nm. T.. l'ascse. Mr.. Trcvail se.s.-
n.lstl the nomination Of Mr.. I':.scO... :
nd stated he was ~.rry to say that |!
lr. l'asc,e was not ~ much Of IN Az
Il ~ Mr.. Irvine had been repre-
rmted to bc by his friend Mr.. RAM +;
"lph. Loud laughtcr.1
Mr.. Mcbride moved that voting IN.
one l,y ballot on rs.ll call. Carried. |
Mr.. Specr inquiru: II i, would not
{ the proper thing to 10 to appoint
Tiers. The Chair took the hint and
|'ln,int.sl Mr.. Sl,etr and Mr.. An
rieux ~ such.
The Convention was now re.luest"!
prepare ballots FIR candidates for
" Office Of sheriff. Tie ballot r.
lltesl as follows:
vb1e............... Observation-Disclosures,
aa<.sN. ........................... ........ -
The chair announced that Mr.. IT.
ne having received majority .:
| the Votes east he declared him t.
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BUTTE. NOM ~.

Jus received by tho n,n;,r.! '.ti mar The
corE:: u :'a,r AMI Park streets :. :nr as
>:'itH't':t a. 'HiI All Silver Wa:rht-. Je"
"lsy .sc.. .ncha-
.:''i"> an: Gents Watches
l''tt,c: ",:.' ceH:,' Fine .:.a.rr.
l.s":":S Five tO..: Sets.
Ladies F::!c e;,.ii <erhiar.
!aiie:. j 81. Ea:x Onyx sets ..e'1
I-a.:::S :>i.c crosses. Th!,n!.l'>. -.
AIS" u H." as"n. men! al III! ~ ~ u.
k'''.'". $50 y tine 10! q: i',.'.hic All :s'i.'r
sc'.r'c Srrc ac!cs and Hord ';ia>>.>: a'-''
large H.; ri rhc':s n-, l:a..! al! ~ Hiii''!
MI! '"' sn''' s".ls,S RED Rock fNlCrs.
fa,w desire tn expires. ~ W. p,%'it :"
:::iit AID vicinity my :.",>t i..ri:.'' 'nanss
!,F lGeil ;i'.srs! patronage. c.'i" na',''
III she same - 10. *, r '~:sci!..lv ..!'c.',!p!
JERRY T ~VLii\AH.
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be suspended and Mr.. L. E. Man
ming he declared the nominee Of the
convention BY reclamation, a. one Of
tue candidate for the Office Of jus
tice Of the Peace. Mr.. Warm
thought ~ Mr.. Manning had been
defeated for several offices, he de-
served this recognition At the hands
Of the Convention. The motion pre-
vailed. e ndidates for the second
place were as follows: Capt. O'MearA
and e. T. Husen. Mr.. Warren was
nominated, hut declined. The tallOt
resulted in the .uLjOined vote:
k1USCus 10000 ..s....ss... -
VuEJcU ..s..s.sss . - ...... s....s........ y
Mr.. +. T. Husen vas declared one
If the nominees.
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The chair announced that Mr.. Ir.
vine having received majority q;
all the votes. east lie declared him Il
;; he the nominee Of the convention
for the office of sheriff.
Mr.. Irvine t.ing called upon re-
turned thanks in conversational style,
and promised his clI;,.ts in behalf Ol
the ticket.
CLERK AND RECORDER.
Mr. Anslrieux placed Mr.. H. &.
lhnilcy IN nomination. Mr.. Nc
Bride furnished pair o: angel.
ing. fur Mr.. 4. =. Shoemaker, an,!
named him f'r the position. Loud
cheers. Mr.. >lm maker declined the
nomination.
Mr.. Milo French arose at this stage
Of the ,,r,n'eeslings ana! stated that he.
French, was y candidate for ~.
s<'.s<"r: that, in conversation with
Mr.. Shoemaker y few days aga. that
gentleman had informed hin, that il
III" Convention nominated hin,
,:ihspnsakcr' for Clerk and Rer,.r-
der. he w.,,!.s accept. lie now d..
rlincs. Nj. French evidently did
not like the slate arrangement. n II
put Mr.. Shoemaker In opposition to
l:im f"r the A><r~s"rsl'i.. Matters
l'exan to Ir k s.lua'ly. The Convcn-
iiOn became alarmed. l,r. Glcas. n
took In the situation and moved that
\ rercss If ~enty minute. Ike taken,
which was l"<t upon division. 4
,a.n,!'er moved I" ad;ourn for fifteen
minutes. Last. Mr.. shoemaker
I,"w wanted IL explain. lie admit
tri his having a conversation with
Mr. French ulOn the subject. hut
stated h" qualified his remarks a'"ut
the .As-es>"rsi.ip hy saying he would
take the Clcrkship ii lie could get
nothing better. lie said be hal l,ecn
striking u drill for some time anil
thought most anything would lx.a,
that. lie concluded hy adding hat
lie submitted his case 70 the convcn-
tiul,.
Mr.. Warren moved to TAKE recess
fnr Iinern minutes. lie Thought the
might have a,'llet hing they
wished to consult Rtk,ut, AMI he was
willing ~ give them fifteen minutes.
The Chair ruled the motion ~; Of
"r,ler. \ delegate moved IL amend
ny making the time fourteen minutes. /
Nation ~ amended carried. and the
convention took q drink.
RECESS.
At the expiration of the fourteen
|,sinutea precisely. the Chairman !
rall.sl the Convention to order. A !
delegate suggested the prOprlesy Of .
having the chairs placed 30 ~ to leave
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u, 0..uU1r~ I.>S..u T.. NsNtuvI "a I':.'S
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mr.. WHITES xII,.;t.i REMEDY VT
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