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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-23
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Sunshine Graces the Third Day OF the
Melting At Washington.

Meeting Al W AshInEHoh'
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22--This was the
third day of the fail meeting Of the Ma
tional Jockey Club, yesterdays events
having been postponed until today on
account OF rain. The weather to-day was
clear and cool. with a stiA breeze blow
ing. The track vas heavy. Tne attend
ance was good. Tie events we're a.
follows:
FIRST RAcE-Mne dash; all ages. Lula
won. with jim Douglass second, and Bessie t.
third. Time $40.
old: one milo The Bard won, VIII Bess
second and NJ gnonette third. Time l;4s.
THIRD kACE-scIllug race; for an age one
mile aud sIXtee Oh NOlO won. Win Z pan
ticIer second. and Queen Esther tmrd. fine
F0TRrH RAcE-Waehington stake; for all
ages; one mile aud a quarter. otrathspey
won, with Barnum second, and Coz. Sprssue
FIFTH RAcF-siceplechase; fun course.
Bourke Cochran Won. with Queh.c second,
and Jim MCGOWAN tulrd. Time 5:2113.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, oct. 22.-Ihe Brighton
Beach races to-day resulted as i0llOws:
FIRST RACE-Purse S25G: 2-year olds; three
quarters Of mile. Peeksklll won, with
Biscuit second. and Gold STAR third. Time ~.
~ECOSD RACE--Purse $3.50; one and one-
cightu miles. IaNgat lcrcr won, with brne-t
second. and Nimbie Foot third. Time 1:oll q.
TRIED RACE-Pur~e $40; one mile. 1unls
won. with f.. g Arthur second, and Bric-a-
Fourth RACE-PUrse $40; seven eighths
of a m Zee. Playfar won. with Young Duke
second. and keokuk third. Time l:2l
FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50; hurdle race: one
and quarter mites, five hurdles. Donald A.
won, with patapsco second, and His Grace
third. Time .25.
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NJ III y
NEW YORK. oct. 22.-Ibe RrightO
PULLMAN's PALACE CAR co.
Annual Meeting, Thursday, October IS
1885.

1880.
From the Chicago Inter- ocean, oct. IS 1885.
President Pullman, in the course OF his
remarks to the meeting, gave the follow
ing general information in addition to
that covered by The annual report:
During the fiscal year ending july 81,
1885, renewals Of contracts have been
made with the New York, Lake Erie and
Western railway, and leased lines. and
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. in
GLIDING all lines owned and operated by
il; these renewals, together with new
contracts entered into with several smaller
lines Of railroad, cover mileage of Il 234
miles, making the total mileage Of exist
listing contracts II, 439 miles.
The situation at the town of Pullman
g very satisfactory. The population is
steadily increasing, ana as shown by the
census of July %, 1885, is as follows:
Men - - 3759
women ...---...-...--.- .-..-.-- l.945
Children. .............. 1906
Total .....................................8,6 3
The number of families is 1,3S1 The
average number Of persons to each house
mold is 6 2-l0. The average number of
children to each household is ? lilo. The
average number of children in daily at
tendance az school is 1853. The death rate
is per l,000per annum, which is believed
to he the lowest death rate in the world.
The birth rave is 1917 per I 900 per annum.
The average monthly rental OF rooms
inclusive of all the houses in Pullman. is
SO 30 per room. This includes The better
class Of houses occupied by officials, mer-
chants, professional and business men.
The average monthly rental of rooms,
inclusive of asements used as kitchen
and dining rooms in houses occupied
wholly by operatives, is 81 30 per room.
The average monthly rental OF rooms in
neighbOring towns, occupied by manufac-
turing operatives, is about 81 so per room.
1t appears from the report OF the Com
missioners of the State bureaus Of labor
statistics that IN the manufacturing towns
Of Massachusetts the average rental per
room is 81 So per month.
1t may be added that the houses in Pull
man are built OF brick, on broad, paved
and shaded streets, with perfect sewer
axe and drainage system, and are fur
nished with all modern cOuveniences and
comforts OF gas, water and complete sani-
tary arrangements.
The total amount of money paid TO en-
plOyes en- aged in the following industries
located at Pullman, during tue fiscal
year, is 81. 100, 24l 20. The average num-
Der of operatives, including women and
children employed, with the average
earnings per day, is as follows:
Total Av. No. Av. nav
Paym'ts. Op'tv-. Or day.
Car works. ..... Si,32s, 46l 90 1929 81 81
Town Of Pull man,
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KANSAS City,s DoubIe NIurder

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-The murder Of
Mrs. Conway and her daughter remains a
mystery. The money supposed TO have
been stolen has since been found. George
Meyers (colored) has been arrested. but
the evidence against him is very slight.
Yesterday was the chld's birthday. and
Mrs. Bohmea, German lady who was
invited TO celebrate the event, was tn
person who discovered the victims. Mrs.
Conway had been gagged with hand
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LONDON, oct 22-The Persian govern
ment has est hl'e ell an embassy in Ber-
lin, and has asked Prince Bismarck TO In
duce the powers 20 declare Persian terri
tory neutral in order 10 prevent the Rus
SLAMS from crossing Persia IN the event Of
q conflict with ENGLAND.
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Au.tria's Monarchy.

VIENNA. Oct. -. Cardinal Haynald.
and Arehbish0ps kalocsa and BAGS
Hungary, addressing an Austrian delega-
ton to-day, urged that every sacrlic he
made 20 pres rye The powers and autbori-
~ Of the monarchy intact
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The MONETARY Cnnfcrcnce.

PARIS. Oct. - The sessions OF the
monetary conference were resumed to-
day. France, Italy and Switzerland agree
10 prlong the monetary convention
with the adoption of the clause relating
On the mode Of repayment OF silver coins
should the Latin union be dissolved. A
protocol will be- left open until January
for the signature of Belgium, when
country hitherto has objected TO the
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The SYNOD of NosbviIIe

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 22.-The s. nod Of
Nashville, including the presbyteries of
East and Middle Tennessee. met tonight,
aud Will be in session all the week. Rev.
DR.. j.. Il. Converse was elected mOdera-
tor. 1t is probable that the subject Of
evolution will come up for discussion.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Tonouir

PARIS. Oct. p --Adyices from Tonqnin
say that che French troops recently made
reconnoisancc1 from S0nghoa and Huan-
guam, aud found formidable numbers of
Back Flags M the vicinity OF those
places. Three thousand reihforcements
are about % sthrt for runnnin.
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Convicted OF BlackmaiI.

NEW YORK. oct. 22-Louis =. Haver
was found guilty to-day Of attempting 10
extort money from bank officers by his
misuse OF IhompS0n'S Bank Nate Re-
porter, of which ne secured control. He
mas not yet been sentenced.
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ResIlenl MmgLelrates ln Nnn lierencc.

DUBLIN, Oct. 22.--Residen Magistrates
from various parts OF Ireland conferred
to-day with the Chief Secretary for Ire
land and the Lord Chancellor for the pur-
pose Of giving them Information In re-.
gard 10 the state OF lrelaui Tor the guild.
ance Of the Cabinet at It's meeting to-mOr.
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2l.-The rate war
between the East Tennessee. virginia and
Georgia railroad and the Western and
Atlantic road is more bitter today than
ever. Tickets 70 Atlanta are being sold
at 81 and less by both roads.
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HAVANA, oct % III FeAft. a newspa-
per Of Ciguiuegos, says the next crop OF
sugar viii he one If the largest gathered
lor ten years ana there are good reasons
to nope for better prices he coming wear.
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NEW York. Oct. 22-rhe "bYcket
shop OF f. Friedman, on Broad street
has suspended. owing S33 800. The ad
vance in oil aud stocks is assigned as the
pauep
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Anrtion SaLrn 0n.nnn.
THESE GOODS MUST GO TO GIVE MI
ROOM.
DANIEL H. KENNEDY, AuctfOneer.
THIS nav
THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock,

very nice COTTAGE SET. HATRACK.
MATTRESS. FOLDING HAIR. BED
a STONE JUG. COOKING UTENSILS,
GAS FIXTURE BRASS LAMPS. TRUNKS,
FARM IMPLEMENTS. OIL CLOTH.
CROCKERY, STOVE PIPE. LOUNGE. lot
SERV Frs . bbls SALT. SMOKING TO-
BACCO, PARLOR SIT, SEWING MA
CHINE>, CANNED GOODS. fine DE>K,
3 tBY CARRIAGE. IRON BANDS, LAMP
CHIMNEYS, WINDOW BLINDS. 3 bales
HAY. OIL TANKS. MASON'S BLEACHING,
50 SEES KNIVES and FORKS. PIANO. KER-
OSEN F. 5 rove and TABLt COCOA NAT
TING, 3 email boxes containing y Ky GOODS,
etc. Dbl. SMOKING TORAt 60. l bhl. LY T.,
] BEER STAND. WAGON. CHRONOS
RICE, ENTITY b NRRELS. STEP l. D.
DEBS, OIL PAINTING. LOOKING GLASS
Is, s1ringfrli RIFLE, ? Common WARD
ROkES, etc, etc
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WAsHrNGTON, Oct. 22.-John Jarvis. n
well-kn0wn turiman Of New ! ork city.
dropped dead from heart disease at the
Ivy CITY race course this evening.
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Notice.

All bills against the British steamship
"Anerley," Cox, Master, must be pre-
sented at our Office by or before % NJ.
FRIDAY. Oct. %, or payment thereof will
be debarred.
A. MINIS Il SONS. Consignses.
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Notice,

All persons are hereby cautioned against
harboring or trusting any Of the crew Of the
British shin "Crusader," as no debts
contracted by them will be paid by the
Captain, or
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
ARents
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1t is fair TO assume that the gradual IN.
crease ia savings Is. in some decree, at
trbutahle to the absence OF saloons and
other dehasing influences, and the gen
eral healthful and moral surroundings of
the place.
desire to state here that no restric-
tons whatever are placed upon the en-
ploYes or other residents of Pullman as tn
Wnere they shall purchase their supplies.
nor IN any other matters concerning their
welfare. Pullman is open aud free 10 the
fullest competition. and the trade of The
place is participated in 10 very con
siderable extent by the merchants OF adj
jacent towns.
The company IS in no way whatever in.
teresled IN the supplies furnished 10 the
people Of Pullman.
Plans are being perfected hy which de.
slrable homes may be secured hy work.
men and others on the lands immediately
adjoining the present Improvements.
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or an AVERAGE earnings per operative per
annum $50 days of 1915 go.
The average earnings of operatives at
Pullman VIII compare fayOraDly with
those at other places.
That the employees at Pullman enjoy a
reasonable degree Of prosperity, is shown
by the following statement from the
awnings department Of the Pullman Loan
and Savings bank:
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PARIS, Oct. 22.-At the recent engage
ment in Madagascar the French COM
mauder was compelled 10 beat a hasty
retreat.
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Nnficp.

We ore requested by the agent of the brig
81 /. Bowen to notify the publ that
neither he nor the owners will be responsible
for any debts contracted for said vessel with
out written order from US.
HAYWOOD, GAGE & co.
SAVANNAH Oct y lsSJ
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monthly meotiugof the above Club viii
be held THIS (Friday EVENING, at X O'Clock,
at the residence ~. Secretary, No. / Charl-
ton street, BY Order Of
+. j. HIEFfER Vire President.
}. u. hELAKEN. sec. and Treas.
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Amrtion Saleo gniurr Dapa.
Damaged Cotton. Damaged Cotton

For account of whom it may concern.
BY HENRY SCHACHTE, AuctiODeer,
viii be sold at auction on SATURDAY, Octo-
Der "A, at StOren's Farm, Charleston, S. c.,
at II O'Clock A. NJ,
24O bales Of COTTON, more or less damaged
by tire and water.
Terms cash. Cotton to be removed imme-
diately after sale.
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CITY DeIiYery-."1Ornipg News."
Subscribers to thesAvANNAH DAILY MORN
iSd NEWS, either from the NJ ring News
direct or from Is il g Views Depot who fail
to receive their paper, wiz please notify the
undersigned, WILLIAM ESTILL,
Estilfs News Depot, Is Bull street, screyen
House
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Notice.

All bills against the British steamship
"Eg antine," Wright, Master, must be pre-
sented at our Office by or before u NJ, FRI
DAY, Oct. %, or payment thereof will be de-
barred.
A. MINIS & SONS, Consignees.
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MlrrttMna.
Grand l.odge Z. & A. n.

Grand lodge Z. & A. NJ.
The next annual COMMUNICATION Of the NJ. W.
Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons Of
the State Of Georgia win be held in the Grand
Lodge Hall, in the city Of Macon, commencing
Oct. q, 1885. JOHN >. DAVIDSON,
Grand Master.
J. EMMETT BLAcKsnEAK. GRAND sec'ty.
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Not ce.

A fine Lunch will be served TODAY, in
Guiding OYSTER Soup, from 10 to u at the
Merchants EXCHANGE. l4S Congress street.
CHAS. +. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
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Notice.

All bills against the British steamship
panama." HUMPHREYS, Master, must be pre-
sented at our OIL by or before u NJ.
FRIDAY, Oct. %. or payment thereof Will
be debarred.
A. MINIS & SONS, Consignees.
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Division No. J., ancient order of
Bibernians.

Attend regular meeting OF the Division
AZ han THIS FRIDAY EFENING, at 1880
O'Clock. BY order P.J. O'LONNOR,
President.
Attest: T. / N .cr-rrF Rnc Snc1v
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Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

Ira Davenport, who has just been
no,ninsted by tbs Republican party
of New York for governor OF that
state, was born at horuslIsvilie. Stem
h-n county, New York. June 28.lS4l.
He gave mnch stt"ntion TO otrav-l aud
stndy. and l. mar Of much caltass
and general knowledge in politics.
Mr.. Davenport has aisays been y Re
pnbhcan. He Vas elected to repre-
s-nt the Chemnrg. Sienben and ALE.
1bsDy districts ia the state senate in
! he ssli of 1877 aud re elected in 1879.
serving both terms an chairman OF
rhe committee on commerce and navi-
CATION.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
The Acts Of The 18th.

The Star las held in the past iha,
all acts passed by the Legislative
Assembly and Governor OF Arizona
tems,n 10 s,stu quo until tbe sam.
bad been submitted to Congress. N
provid~d by the last clause of section
. b Of the organic act Of New Mexico
which is made applicable tn Arizona
and which is as follows:
"Ali laws passed by the Legisls-
tive Assembly and Governor shall be
submitted TO the Congress nf the
United States and il disnpproved
shall be null and of no eff ct"
There does not seem to be mnch
room for doubt as to the meaning of
the foregoing paragraph and mas
much o. Congress adjourned On the
4tb Of March and the Arizona Legis.
lature did not adjourn until March
18th, it is self-evident proposition
that these acts are not Law, for they
could not have been submitted to
Congress as required by the law.
This sunject has already been pass
ed upon by the Attorney General in
bis opinion to the Secretary of the
Treasury. relative to tho act OF the
Of the last Legislature regulating
the importation Of cattle into this
Territory. He holds substantially
that until the act has been submitted
to Congress for its ratification or re
jection, il is nst Law, aud states in
substance that the consideration o.
the validity OF the act 10 advance OF
It's ratification or rejection by Con
gress Is deemed premature apdiucx
p.dient.
Now this opinion calls into qnes
ton every act Of tine Legislature, and
gives grounds for the belief thar
Congress NAV scrntirize cloAely every
act of the l3th Legisloture, and If it
don't anncl the entire proceedings OF
that body it will place its veto on Just
4bout one-baif OF the acts. Tbose
psople who were over anxious TO have
the acts Of THE Legislative pat into
activity ut once, NAV have canse TO
regret their has,y action, and the fee
bill, county conrt bill, Insane Asylum
bill, railroad bills. and the illegal
appropriation bill. may aIl he found
70 he without q foundation TO rest
upon.
The provision requiring that sll
acts be submitted to Congress, is a
wise snd wholesome cheek, and was
meant to meet jnst sucb a legislature
as the l3th proved to be. 1t is in-
tended to check frand and corr.pt
legislation. and the ccmiag Congress-
will no donbt exercise its prerogative
and dnty.-TucsoD Star.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

fthe validity Of ibe county court
is 10 be irsted, The sooaer the hettsr,
tba, the uncertainty which now bowers
oyer il may i've removed. Ttere are
toe many Judgments being entered
and -xee ted tr daily with this qses
'tia, nuch longer. Should the an
prsne court 6ss~sss,n. ssssssst-ta.
validity Of ths court, things world
be- some what mixed. II it decisres
in favor Of It's legality. the ye1ed
cue sstion would be sett!ed.-Tucson
Star.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
News of the Week.
GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

KITTY Keefs wss murdered by Mrs.
Ssllie O'Ns,ll, at Silver Greek, Teun.,
on Sunday night.
The Shenandoah Iron Company Of
Mines, Va, has faied for $9O0,000.
Richard Howell made a mile on
his oyoyols in 2:35i at Springfield,
Mass.
During a qnarrel over land matters
between H. q. Bnrsnn and bis brother
in-lsw, Saixthirl Cheney, near Chico,
the latter was shot aud killed.
Three more criminals have been
pardoned out Of the State Prison by
Governor Stonemsp, on recommends.
ton OF the board.
The railroad through Riverside to
Las Angeles 10 fixed fact aid grad.
ing will soon commence.
County Recorder Niles has return.
I'd to Los Angeles and paid over the
To- Of his office, which have been
delinquent siDcs September 7th.
Two qnarrymen we're severely in
jured BY the unexpected explosion OF
blast near Belmont.
The Canadian Pacific Railway
Company has been swlndied out Of
over $500, 900 by contractors and en-
ginsers.
Over 10000 persons have fed from
Palermo on account OF the cholera.
it's stall uncertain whether Turkey
will try to rrgsin Eastern RoumeIis
by force Of arms.
The outlook is favorable for q
peaceful settlement Of the Caroline
islands dispute.
The smallpox continues to spresd
10 Canada.
China is said to be massing troops
on the Tooquin frontier.
The Apaches dunng the las. tel
days have killed SIX white uer and
wounded one woman.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

From letter from onr Prescott
carfesp0nd4nt VIZ learn that the DIE
frid Coart OF Apache County has ad
! pr,.i and that Chief Jnst,ce How
ard end family have gone TO Alhn-
qreraue to remain during the Fair.
Af,.rnay-General Chnrciill and the
otl,er Prescott attorneys have return
ed lone TO prepare for the term Of
eourt wbich opers at Prescott on
Monday October 5,b.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

II affords as much pleasure to state
that both VI the new bonanzas are
still improving. The ore 10 the Pros
y-.i.y ps,,f continues 20 widen out ~
drpth is attained, and the ore keeps
mp its grade. II is DOW proposed to
ran tnnnel from the gulch 10 strike
the leuge, and the contract will doubt
lsss be let during the coming week.
The tnunel Will Be some 300 feet long
and will tap the ledge at depth Of
shout ITS feet. In the meantime the
work Of sinking the shaft continues.
with steady increase Of the amount
OF ore produced. There are now six
mso employed on this mine, al that
can be- worked TO advantage.
Ga the Franklin mine at Stockton
Hill, the ore bnpch still wiaeps ont.
4 gentleman who VISITED the mine
two days since, tells Us that the ore
body has wideped ont TO ten feet.
aud that sample taken clear across
the ledge asssyed 200 ounces in sill
ysf.
Livery week that these two i'm
mepse ore bodes mold ont, Increases
their vaiue, and il continued for a
few weeks longer will eifrciualiy dem-
oIstrata that We have 10 this county
o, least two mines the equal Of any
10 the world There is 10 doabt
about these bonsnzas aud visitors
sas always wsIeoms 70 visw tbsw.
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

The New York Star ssJs; Paper
mouey newspapers say the people do
not like the silver dollars, bnt the
Star knows better. Plain people like
ths dollars, market women like them.
hack drivers like them, Dewstoys
dote on them and bar tenders receive
them with delight The mechanic
likes the eighteen silver dollars
which be gets Saturday afternoon.
He is not distressed by the weight Of
them. Newspaper publishers like
them. The Star would sell its whole
edition. including its cat, for silver
dollars"
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

NrErTso OF THEIR sTATE CONVENTION AT
SARATOGA.
SARATooA, September 22-The
morning opened with bright sun
shine. and st an esriy hour the corri.
dors Of the leading hotels presented
an animated scene. The convention
assembled in the Casino at II O'Clock.
At 1870 o'clock James d. Warren,
Chairman Of tho State Committee,
called the convention to order. The
roll having been called, the Char
man announced that the State Cotn-
mittee had agreed upon Senator War
nnr Miller as temporary Chairman.
[ lapplause
The Chairman was authorized to
appoint ths usual committees. and
the convention then took o recess un-
ill 4:30 Pm.
1t was 4:50 p. ". when the conven-
ton wss again called to order.
After bearing the reports Of com
rai.teea aud disposiEg OF some pre-
lminary Iiotioas, o motion was made
Mohave County miner., 1885-09-27

All that is needed TO make a living.
and 10 many cases a fortune, from the
pumcrous lsdges scattered through
ont onr county, 10 good hard work.
We have ye; TO record an instance
where good honest labor mas been
done on any OF our claims that they
have not Paid at least fair living to
the lsborer and in nine times out of
ten n good deal more.