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The Tombstone., 1885-07-23
Notice.

If the parties who have the propcr;, which WAS taken from Mary Tack's !odgin. iousc, consisting ot diamond ling, q pai If diamond earrings, one gold breaStpin ana md q god thimble with ;hc name of Mary on it, will return the same, nc questions will be asked
 MARY TACK
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

Give the new tailoring establishment , all. ! guarantee perfect satisfaction, 0 70 pay demaniSd. All work done a hort notice. Don't fail 10 see him ;has. Harris, Bauer's hotel block ol rvuy:a street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23
Notice.
c. s. ALvoRD.

All members of Burnside Post, q. A. R. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock, at their head quarters, City Hall, to make arrangements for appropriate ceremonies to the memory of the ole commander, Gen. [. S Grant By order of A. L. GROW,
 Commander.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23
OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen shirts Si.25 nt Meyers. sG pants for s4 at.. Meyers Bro Oyeralis :5 cents per pai. at Meyers. Flannel Underwear for cost 2: Meyers Tea Kettle whisky at Rager.y's saloon S.ioes Tor yocr own price st J. Meyers SI ;rc. For genuine fec Kettle whisky.got to Capt .atiertys' ole leathe- trunk given awsy vith| ve. purchase ai J. Meyers ( Bros.
 Ali goods below cost at J. Meyers 6 Bro, Hen and F.f:h streets.
 Full stock ca!: boo:a for sL a: ]. Meyers & ;ros.
 The Pioneer mills four. Sacramento. !s tLe est in the market. For sale at the Cast tore uf WcLcorr < MsssICK.
 The best california and rancks butter a, ne Cash Store of WALcoTr $ MasIcK.
 Fresh egys always o, hund at the Ca2h tore of WALcoTT S MEsIcs
 ----S~---
 There is one enterprisirs man in Tnnlr on, and you can see # by his opening such mammoth establishment rgh here the +rand rcstauran, was former '. He keeps nothing but shoes. 4 'rhwartz has full confidence in Tomb fore's prosperity. jee.
 -.--s---
 4. Schwartz shoes it Aa vel! thu rey make the baoies smile. le 6.
 The thermometer registered 94degrces .t noon to- day.
 Music. singing and szu-re games At ,h, 'ry-tal Palace. jelu.
 Fifteen ball pool and billiards at lhe Eanl .xchange.
 Auheuser beer and Frctzc!s q: .hs R4nl .xcharge.
 For schooner of Anheuscr beer or raush. ice ccld. 20 10 :he Bank Exchange D!op into the Crystal Palace for choiy' luhcG=eT beer or drau-ht, zee cold out 0 ne patent German furr!ain. jelif
 When yon take your iaGv cut, wrn chwsrIz's shoes, ard you will feel ens ad cominviabic. jeG. Af;e. breakfast, to make yourself ie, uppy. go to AshInuu & Walkers an urci.ase choice imported cigar.
 Ge, q pair of \, 'chwar.zs grn's wall az shoes, .ndj,l viii never need e. T "cior. je 6 T" be patriotic one 1auat smokc, ar, he best and cheapcs; place to purchas our tobacco sad cigars IS 6, Ashgua { Walkers. II you want good plsIuraga Tor your hor r.. nd ,hcm tu :he California ranch, l a,lcs from Tombstone. For iernis and par i.ticuiars apply to J. H. Nash, q. the Eglil bakery on Alien street n,2o u.
 For ihe fines. brand of imported vin, ipuoIs and cigars, iii, Pony sa!oon tak ne ,a.e. Tom and I"hnpy arc alva. lad tr meet their friends. and y"u ma i"pend on receiving ,b> fines, kind C '-s,aen.. jr20r
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23
fhoS. j. CoWoiis

Spanish and baHk-keep!nG. Easy term Practical methods. Crayon drawing ant ,ennmanship. Children's class n Spsaisi meets at @ o'clocl. every morning.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

J. J. Patton, who has been out fixing |up things on his ranch for the past week |or ten days, returned to tho city last evening looking well and considerably
 IIronzed by his trip. He will return fo 'the ranch to-Eo:rcw.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

Mir T. J. Dowell has reduced the terms o
 tuition to 8 per month for either Spanish OI
 bookkeeping to these attending at his of ice.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

Taken up on the streets of Tomi stone. one (sorrel mule. Owner can have the same by
 |ca,liog ou Andy Mehan, cors table, and pay |ng costs. je Sslmo.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

ArEold's Wood Yard. Corner Eigh. an(
 Stafford Streets. Dry cord and st..ve wood at lowest rates Leave orders with Arnold's express wagon
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

mi this is more thar 2 great many other keep.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-23

There is one enterprisins mnn in Tnrl' on, and you can see # by his openin, D such a mammoth establishment rlgh
 here the ,+rand restaurant was former '. He keeps nothing but shoes. 4 rhwartz has fnl! confidence in Tomb fone's prosperity. jee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

COUNCIL

A message was received from the
Governor transmitting report of com-
mission to New Orleans Exposition.
The report made rather favorable
shown. of the Territory. and asked
for appropriation of S. 900; referred
to committee on FEDERAL Relations
with instructions to report by bill.
Mr.. Jacobs introduced C. B. 25.
for assessment and collection of
taxes.
Mr.. Young. g. B. 26. authorizing
school directors of west Tacoma dis.
trict to borrow money for public pu,-
poses.
Substitute for C. B. %, for pur-
chase of postage stamps; re.referred
Bill for amendment of Spras ue
city charter passed.
G. B. 20, in relation to mortgage
on personal property passed.
G. B. 2, relating to exemptions, and
c.. B. 10, to fix location of county
seats were tabled.
Several House bills were then r..
ferred.
Resolution that Library be kent
open certain hours and one to &C.
cept Tacoma reading room as COM
mittee room were adopted.
Adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18
THURSDAY, Dec. IL.

THURSDAY, Dec. IL.
COUNCIL.
Leone Sinnard appointed com.
mittee clerk.
Mr.. Gabel introduced G.. b. %,
to amend Sec. S23 OF the criminal
code relative to arson; referred.
G. B. 90, bv Mr.. Reavis, to estab.
lish school for deaf mutes and blind
referred to Ednation.
c. b. %, for assessment and co..
lection Of taxes aud extending time
for payment of taxes of 1885 to
March LIST, 1886; bill passed, Mr..
Ferguson voting No, and Mr.. Crosby
being excused.
G. b. %, 10 extend bounty on
scalps of wild animals, amended to
expunge the word badgers and add.
ing to the bill lynx, coyotes, and
mountain lions; bill as amended
passed.
Hour of session changed TO IL
A. II.
Council adjourned.
HOUSE.
II. B. so, relating to the teaching
of physiology and hygiene in the
public schools. passed unanimously
H. B. SO, authorizing school dis
trict II of Walls to borrow money
Mr.. Byrd said he did not believe
that the Legislature had any righ,
to pass bills of this character. He
believed it 10 be in conflict with the
organic act.
The bill was laid on the table by
a vote of IL to 10.
ID. b. 8. to authorize School Dis
trict 6, Lincoln county, to borrow
money came up.
Judge Lewis had no doubt nc
legality OF such acts. TIL, view
taken in his county was fou,id on
page 800 of act of 1889, which au.
thorized the issue of interest bearing
warrants. The restriction of the
Organic Act applied only the Terri
tory, as a corporation. The prohi.
bition did not cover the issue OF
school warrants. The interest named
in the bill was, however, too high,
and he moved TO strike out IL and
insert 10 per cent. Motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Wells contended that n spc.
cial tax would be heavy burden
upon the district, while the plan
proposed in the bill would supply
much needed school facilities and
remove heavy burden on the fu-
ture population of the district.
DIR. Ostrander was in favor Of en-.
couraging schools. and if the people
wanted the authority to borrow
money for the object, he would
grantit'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

HOUSE.

House met ut 9:3O A. NJ. aud
opened the session i'll usual fOrui.
Various petitions were presented
and appropriately referred.
Mr.. Lindsey introduced q memo
rial praying an appropriation for the
South Fork of Lewis river.
H. b. II, amending the charter of
Montesano, laid on table subject to
order.
H. B. IL, amending the charter of
Vancouver, came up in regular order.
The bill amends Sec. 81 by prescrib-
ing the same qualifications for voters
as constitute eligibility for holding
city office, establishing property
test.
After considerable discussion, the
| bill WAS recOmmitted to the COM
Inittee on corporations.
Mr. Cooke.-a bill to amend an act
entitled an act to create and locate
the county seat OF Kittitas and to de-
fine the boundary lines thereof; COM
mittee on Counties.
Also to amend an act creating and
confering jurisdiction upon this Dis
trio. Court Of Kittitas; Judiciary
committee.
II. b. substitute for C. Il. amend
iuS Sec. % of the Code Of Washing
ton Territory, in relation to time of
beginning actions iu criminal cases.
passed.
H. b. relating to prize fighting
was amended so as to authorize peace
officers TO pursue violators Of it's
provisions into adjoining counties,
and sent to the Engrossiug Com
mittee.
Speaker Dunbar introduced a bill
70 amend Sec. 2,747 Code, relating
to the redemption of county war
rants.
Mr.. Munday a resolution authoriz
ing a special joint committee to con-
slider, all petitions relating to the
Chinese evil. Adopted, and Messrs.
Munday, Bird, Mccall. and Judge
Dennison appointed on behalf of the
House.
Also a bill to prevent fraud or de.
ception in the manufacture of butter
and cheese; referred.
Mr. Kinnear, a bill relating to
false weights aud measures.
Mr.. Munday, n bill for the same
object; both referred.
DR.. Ostrander, to amend Sec. $50
Code relating to punishment for
larceny in certain cases; referred.
Mr.. Kinnear, for protection of tel.
egraph companies. Provides for IL
penalty of not exceeding $500 and
Imprisonment, for willful destruction
OF poles or wire of such companies.
Referred to committee On Corpora
tions.
Also one amending the Code in
relation to Corporations; referred.
Mr.. Manly bill for the relief of
James o. Laughlin. Appropriates
500, amount enormously paid into
the Territorial Treasury.
Mr.. Byrd relating to the salaries
of county officers; establishes sew
eral classes. graded on population,
and bases salaries on same.
Judge Dennison-a bill to change
the name Of Mark Twain Kinder to
Mark Twain Selby. Passed under a
suspension of the rules.
The House bill for changing name
of Zerelda H. Delay to Zerelda H.
Harlow passed.
Special order-resolution for I'D
journment for holidays, came up,
and was made special order for Mon
day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 16.

Council met at II A. NJ. as usual.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to furnish
the Governor and Secretary OF Ter
ritory with two copies of each
printed bill; carried.
G. 3. 10. to amend act in relation
to Insane Hospital, and the time OF
meeting of trustees; referred.
H. b. 6, relating to removal OF
county seat OF Franklin county from
Ainsworth to Pasco, passed.
c. b. 2G, to allow school directors
OF West Tacoma to borrow money,
passed.
G. B. 81 substitute for C. B. %,
relative to appropriating money for
postage; passed, the Democrats all
voting no.
Z. B. II, to amend the act to pun
ish gambling, amended and passed.
C. B. 16, in relation to the re-
demption of lands sold for taxes,
passed.
u. J. Resolution relative to rent.
ing of committee room passed.
Several House bills were here re-
ferred.
! Resolution relative to adjourn,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

A REPRESENTATIVES, Of tho htciiigen.
Ger. writing from tho Capital on
dssvors 10 give pencil poriraiturss
Of Me members Of the upper house.
He succeeds in n measure. but when
he dsscsnds 10 . minute description
OF the foot covering Of each person
and says nothing Of the protection
for The head. We are compelled to
bslisve that he has chosen an unu-
sal location TO say the least) for tho
brains Of that august assemblase.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

Mn. Il. J. Parker represents Mr..
I. J. Hamilton. the newly appointed
Marshal for the Territory. to DO com
potent aud worthy. lilo is compar.
s''v''y unknown ON the Sound. and
we are pleased 10 receive this en-
dorsemsnt. - Col. Parker would DO
Tar from approving Of any appoint.
mont which does not admit Of the
strict Jacksonian test.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18
ment to visit Insane Hospital
passed, Mr.. Ferguson voting no.
The Council adjourned.

passed, Mr.. Ferguson voting no.
The Council adjourned.
HOUSE.
After the usual order Of opening.
Judge Lewis, a petition which he
declared was from tie metropolis of
the Territory, praying for instruct
ion in physiology and hygiene in the
public schools.
Mr.. Speaker" Do l understand
that the petition is from citizens Of
Tacoma
Judge Lewis, in stentorian tones,
/" No, sir, from citizens of Seattle!
Mr.. Munday introduced resou.
ton to adjourn from Friday, 18th
instant, to Monday, the 2lst. TO al
low the Assembly TO visit the Insane
Hospi' al; adopted.
Petitions were submitted by
Messrs. Dewar, Dennison and others
praying for instruction in ply lo ICY
and hygiene in the public schools,
which were referred.
Judge Lewis introduced II Il. 20.
to revise aud amend the char r. Of
Seattle; referred to Corporate
Mr.. Mundsy, ii. B. II, T. .rcgu-
ll.e gratuitous tranSpor, ton.
Provides u penalty OF $50 for grant
ing pass OF for any rebate on
charges for freight anslorted ;
committee on Corporations.
Tho bill amending the charter Of
Cheney passed.
Several bills from the Council
were read and referred TO appropriate
committees.
H. b. 7, providing for location of
the county seat of Spokane Nv vote
of the people, passed; ayes 20.
noes 4.
DIR. Manly WAS appointed a special
committee to make arrangements for
transportation to the Hospital for
the Insane
DR.. OStrander, asked who would
bear the expense Of the trip.
Speaker Dunbar favored an appro-
priation from the Treasury.
Pending the discussion. House al.
journed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

The weather so far this winter has
been mild and pleasant, alterations
Of rain and sunshine occurring at
frequent intervals. No snow has
fallen, and the Thermometer has not
been below the freezing point. Let
tors from Indiana and other Western
States ellude to the usual severe
weather OF Winter in that longitude.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18
Notice to Voters,

nNliE general election for city uii ~. of
i the city OF Olympia viii be- held Jan
NH. Sss6 the second MONDAY Ia said
month.
Voters t. b. qualified are required To-
register Their names nnd tn" numler pi
the ward IN VIII, h they reside, at least
thirty DAYS before that timu. Therefore
ali who have not registered 80 VINO have
lost their residence, 80 changed their ward
since 80 doing are requested o. call at the
Office oi the city clerk. at thu Acme
Drug store whct" the register viii lp
oI'cu from DaN to- y. NJ SUNDAYS "a
copied, until the evening Of FRIDAY. bee.
lith, 1855 u LOFT NJ ARR
City Clerk.
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SKIP THIS AND REPENT

u - ft,t wtNfl rltur deut
hHt ~ ituti. Stone 90 30 ail ihs 80
tH'm " ndaS utsfu Through 81 ft' sesik
ItH itsu iuf squire UN iuHrs afu veal,
" u fait - sh.,.s tssu Doe o.
IhHi - Squire hss .st utuiH
Al -h'Hlds tin.,is ~ ~ ntad, o. cell.
Aud h. u 81 HI ~, tfuth tr u tell
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

|. The proposition to require by law
the teaching Of physiology and ny.
giens, with reference to narcotic and
alcoholic stimulants on the human
system, in the common schools,
is supported by the petition of
$3.50 residents of the Territory,
8,123 Of whom are voters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18
to Monday.
MONDAY, Dec. 18th.
COUNCIL.

Council opened with prayer.
Mr.. Bowen introduced G. j. r.
No. 4. to ascertain the mileage of
members; adopted ana Messrs.
Bowen and Neal appointed on be.
half of Council.
MIR. Neal, C. B. No 10, in relation
10 contracts for the sale of improve.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-18

Miss Florence. daughter OF Mr.. E.
n Ouimette. of Tacoma, died in
Southern California, last Tuesday,
whittier she had gone for relief from
tina! relentless disease, consumption.
She was about II years of age and
passed her childhood days in Olym.
pia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-27

S. w. Tall,nadge, the statistician OF
the Milwaukee Chamber Of Commerce.
has recently completed and sent out his
first Spring report of the decrease In
acreage and the damage to the growing
heat crop. The report Is based on Of
fetal information furnished by the Ag-
ricultural Commissioners or Depart
ments of the II States embraced In
the wheat growing belt. Last year
these States raised $40, 000, 900 bushels
of the $50, 1000, 600 bushels Of Winter
wheat raised in the United States. This
year they show decrease In acreage
of 5, 900 900 acres, which Is equivalent
to a decrease of $4,000, 900 bushels Of
wheat rs compared with last years
crop. There is an average damage OF
Is per cent, which will cause further
reduction of $1,000, 900 bushels, the de-
creased acreage and the damage reduc-
ing this years crop fully l0l 100000
bushels as compared with last years
crop. Kansas shows 30 per cent. de.
creased acreage and rs per cent. damage:
California, 20 per cent. decreased acre.
age and Is per cent. damage; Ohio
per cent. less acreage and rs per cent.
damage; New York., per cent. less
acreage and 8 per cent. damage; lndi-
ana, 20 per cent. less acreage and 20
per cent. damage; Pennsylvania, 8 per
cent. less acreage and 10 per cent. dam
age: Illinois, is per cent. less acreage
and 20 per cent. damage; Missouri, 10
per cent. less acreage and Is per cent.
damage; Michigan, per cent. less
acreage and per cent. damage. The
decreased acreage and the damage In
Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, North
Carolina, and West Virginia are each
20 per cent. Kentucky shows a de-
creased acreage of Is per cent. and
damage OF iS per cent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-27
State Of West Virginia,
County OF Jefferson, set

Clerks Office OF the County Court
The Following is list OF DEEDS admitted 10
record IN said office, during the week sndins
March q, 1885: ,,,
Reltzhoover, trustee OF Potomac Building As
ISOLATION No. 2. Deed OF trust, dated FeOru-
AIRY Il, 1855, conveying lot OF land. In shep-
herdstown. Date OF record, Mnrcn 10, 1880.
2. Jesse C. Dixon and David A. Dixon TO
George VI. Beltzhoover, trustee OF Potomac
Building Association No. z, conveying part oil
Lot No. 81, in Shepherdstown, dated Eeoru-
airy 0, 1855. Date OF record, Marcn 10, 1880.
g. George VIM McBeo aud others 10 samuel
P. Humrickhouse, Jr. Decd Of bargain and
sale, dated February q, ISIS, conveying lois
No. 10, 90 and part Of bl, In ShepherostoWn'
Date OF record, March 10, les5.
l. Hannah Heidwohl, Execntrlx OF Isaac
Heidwohl, and others, TO Emily Z. X. Morris.
Deed OF bargain and sale. dated Septem Der ~,
ISL conveying part q 10. SS III s 20 charles
s. Emily {. X. Morris TO James NJ. Heidwohl.
Deed OF bargain and sale, dated March IL, 1882
conveying part OF Lot NO ~, In Chariestowh'
Date OF record, March i, 1855.
Q. George w. Clipp and wife 70 7. B. 8. Nor
row. Deed OF bargain and sale, dated March
Is, 1885, conveying house aud lot on tne
Kabletown and Bloomery Turnpike. near
i iss5. f' W '
!. VIM. A. Morgan TO Wilson punmore.
Deed OF release, dated March ID, 1885. Date OF
record, March ~, 1885.
s. Wilson Dunmore and wife TO George M.
Beltzhoover, trustee OF Potomac Building As
ISOLATION No. 2. Deed OF trust, dated March
II, 1885, conveying lot No. "a, In Rays Addi-
tion to shepherdstown. Date OF record, March
~, 1850. =,
0. Milton J. Billmyer and wife 10 Charles NJ.
Folk. Deed or trust, dated August II; leei.
conveying 81 acres, 2 roods and 10 poles oil
land Date OF record, March ~, 1850.
10. Charles Ii. Goens TO George Baylor, trus-
tee Deed Of trust, dated March u, 1885, con-
veying personal property. Date OF record
March 81, 1856.
Teste. 1. A. MOORE,
Mar q, 1885. Clerk OF County Court
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-27
Rc.oIu,ion. of Respect.

At meeting of the Southern Soldiers
Memorial Association Of Shepherdstown
ON the evening of March rs, 1885, the
following resolutions Of respect to The
memory of A. w. RANDALL were unan-
lmously passed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased tile Almighty
Ruler of the Universe to remove our
brother aud comrade, A. w. RANDALL.
from our Association and his place OF
usefulness here, and desiring to show
our respect to his memory and our APP
nreciatio, of his worth; therefore,
Resolrsd, That we, his associates anu
former comrsdes-in arms, deplore his
removal from our midst, and deeply feel
bis loss AZ member of this Association.
Resolred, That we will remember him
as a gallant soldier, true friend, ana
GOOD citizen; that We tender our heart
felt sympathy to his family in their
prcsent sorrow and bereavement.
Resolrsd, That a copy OF these resolu-
tious be sent to the family of our de-
ceased comrade, and that they be spread
OH the minutes of the Association; ana
in order to pay the last sad rites of re-
spect to his departed worth, we attend
his funeral in Il body.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
published in The SHEPHERDsTowN REG
IsTER.
VIM. A. MORGAN,
Ii. NJ. LoYNs,
J. w. B. FRAZIER,
Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-27
COMMUNICATED.
BAIrlaoRE, March 20, 1856.


Messrs. EdItors-ln looking over your
paper Of March 9th Inotlce you ask if
any Of your readers know the pane OF
the author of "Thc Starless Crown"
have piece which Iecut out of the
Louisville Christian Observer some time
ago, written by Angus Mcdonald, Esq.
1t IL rs follows:
"'The Starless Crown by y. l.. H.
I'm the last issue of your excellent paper,
recalled TO my mind some very pleasant
memories. Some twenty years ago,
when living In London, had the priv
ilege of an intimate acquaintance with
the gifted authoress. In person she was
rather small AMI slender, her health
delicate, yet she Was possessed OF Won
derful vivacity and sprightliness. She
was connected with that peculiar peo-
pie called plymouth Brethren She
married al Episcopalian, but her infiu-
enee led him out of the Episcopal church
TO cast I'm his lot with the Brethren |
was a frequent visitor at their house and
never have | seen vital Christianity
more beautifully exemplified than in
the quiet seclusion Of that home. She
has written several other pieces, but It
is with 'The Starless Crown that the
name of Jane Langford Hoe is usually
associated. L. d. w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-27

The Wheeling wv. va.) lntslhgsncU
has been engaged for several days In
calling the attention Of the chief OF po-
lice to the prevalence of gambling and
the increase Of gambling dens in that
city. In an interview Mayor Grub
asserts that his requests that the chief
Of police suppress these places have been
met with refusal; that information. he
has furnished the chief has come back
to him inside Of twenty-four hours
through the lips Of al alleged gambler {;
that the gamblers offered to elect him
sheriff II he would not force the chief
to suppress them; that when he refused
:hey declared they would ruin his bust
uess. The mayor declares that he can
stand In the office Of the chief and throw
into dozen gambling dens. 1t 10 as
serted that In the back rooms Of one Of
the leading hotels three games are In
nightly progress. SO bold have the
steerers become that one Of them, In
q public place, asked the Rev. DR..
Swope to q gambling room.