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New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
DESTRUCTION AMONG TEXAN PaRHkRS.

FoRr WORTH, Tex, Aug. l3 lSpeciaD. In
response the appeal ot Governor Ireland u behalf OF
the peoplo the wcsern counties who destitute IN
consequence OF the droutb movement mas been STARE
ed In many cities Of the State raise funds for the To-
lief Of the surers There is tie criticism or 'no
Governors action Issuing the proclamation, as most
Texans thiak Will tend TO keep out actual settlers oS
the state For this funds for the RELIEF OK suner
ers are being raised quietly possible III mcs easss
without calling puOiio Meetings Ia ohacKcioru
en- poy lusng has been furnished hy the Couny No.s
Court by giviag farmers work on tec p"S
c roads fund OF IS 900 II being established 70 pe
loaned 10 the farmers without interest TO enaoc tncm
buy seed and pat u wheat crop this fsi tne,o ~
e cuuutes n me State who're absolute aesttation
walls.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CRIuES AND CASUALTIES

NARROW ESCAPE OF RAILWAY TRAIN
WIfIIAMsPORT Penn, Aug. ls.An attempt made last
To train tho Philadelphia aud
Reading Railroad due here itto after midnight Tho ~
tempt Vas made point three mdh from tln city, Tho
switch had een turned and terrible disaster would have io
lowed had the passenger reached II freight pn
which coming ahead the passenger train, thrown tho
track and several OF coal completely wrokd Thu
down The gncrr and hrcuu
almost macuo-y Passengers had 10 bc transrrud at tho
scene OF the wreck.
A LARGE EMBEIZLEMENT
CAuIJsIF Aup 10 tSDscdl.-JOhn * Sc,fcr member OF
ni * ScifcIt OF MpChanCsbi In
tis routy was arrested yesterday by detective
with funds OF the hrn o the amount of about
40, 600 v means of and changes ui hguies the
books The operations of Sert were detected II s a gcd by
the nrm Sclf,rt popular in
this county and was teller the First National Bank and
Tncmb bcro of the PIcsby toTlan thuIch
Thought TOADsTOOLS WE'RE MUSHROOMS.
Pursni.us. Aug. l3-Mrs. George beakcnhart and her
eight wear died at their home at bakersto"h
Penn eating tOadstOOls which they thought
were mus sniOOnis.
LYNCHING OF A WHITE NAN IN THE SOUTH.
On l3-John Moore white, was lynched here
ghi midnight. lie banged IN front of the house
WAere ne is chai goa with iiay Ing outraged guL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
vyTEyOL MISTAKEN FOR WATER.

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 13 (SpeciaA.-William
H. Johnson yesterday went into tho laboratory OF tho
Moxio Manufacturing Company to obtain something
whereby to Quench his thirst Deserving u car0oy
standing In one corner aud supposing TO contain min
cra spring kno down, uftod tho box and took
copous draught OF tho liquid. II proved to DO not
mineral water but vltrio. Maddenci by tho pain no
elected tho iuld from hs mouth but not before 10 ad
burned MI ton alie ps and chin and mouth III horho
manner Fortunately, he swallowed but ltlo of mo
ylro 80 that hs recovery probable although his sul'
foy unPa "a
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

last evening. Flynn seemed in good spirits. He
laughed at the stories that have been printed about him
as 1.-THE Boss OF the County Democracy and the King
OF the Contractors aud said that he had no
ambition to be known either. Tho story that
he was manipulating with John O'Brsn to get control
OF the contracts for building the entire Aquoduct he de-
MED, as we'll as the statement that he engaged In
the work OF compelling all the contractors and subcon
tractors to take their supplies from him. As to his trial
he desired to nothing further than to declare that
his Innocence would be established IN good time and
that the Mayor and others engaged In conspiracy
10 capture the Department OF Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
A LAR0E CATCH or CODFIsD.

PROviNCETowS, Mnss,, Aug. 1].-Tho
schooner j. L. Bowloy arrived to-day froa, Quero with
900 quntais OF 60 iasn makng eight arrivals Ihis
Season. with total faro OF lii.OoO qaintala, Pho
schooner Bartlett from Qunero, ropors that sho spoke
July ~ the Provincetoxn schooner Jessie T. Matheson
with 600 quintas the tlssis MalbosoD, 900 gun
tails the Willie Mckay Zoo guinals Io tieorglb a.
Lotto Hyrn1, 900 quintnis Wepah 100 lnlntas
Forcncc, 900 quintais Alta X. Da'aoh, 400 qnln
tals, Ilottl~ belle, l.sOO qunJalsi a. W, bentley,
1900 quinlala, and Leon swIit, 400 quintas.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE MAYOR

Richard s. Newcombc said last evening that
the charges against Mayor Grace nearly ready for
transmission to Governor HILL What their nature is he
declined to say II is known that they will good
many OF the Mayors official acts Those who pre-
sumed to be Interested in them that the charges
sufficiently grave almost to certainly compel the Gov
ernor to direct investigation OF them. 1t probable
that tho charges will be the way to the Governor by
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Aug 13, 1856
SHORT HOURS or LABOR.-The proposed Inauguration
short tiIno IN the Lancashire cotton mills will not be
carried Only Onethrd OF the mill owners pressed
willingness reduce the tme and at meeting Of spin
at Manchester to-day 1t WAS resolved to abandon
the idea
Mr. RITCuIR RR-ELYCTED.-C T. Richie, president OF
1he Local Government Board been reelected to Par
lament for the st. GeOrge's-in-the East division OF
sOwer Hamets, by q majority OF SS5.
TIE PLUMBER OF A BRITISH ARMY.-The loot secured
by the British In their campaign In urnah sold At
auction in Calcutta The competition spirited and
the sale realized 5000 rupeea
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MORE REAL ESTATE FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA.

The Pcnnsy Vania Railroad Company has
within few days added tract Of ton acres TO Is real
estate IN Jersey CITY at n cost Of S-ojoo The land Is
near the cut through bergen I'M and - locally known
az Mount Pleasant and the Gilbert estate. Negotiations
for the purchase OF tho property have been pending Tor
some time prico could not 10 agreed upon. Tho
railroad finally had nineteen lots condemned. the com
missioncrs appointed by the court liking the price
$4,000 The appealed ana prolonged litigation
seemed imminent, when the Railroad Company made an
offer 80 800 for the entire tract known Mount
Pleasant and It accepted. The Gilbert estate
bought for Si5.OOD. II il not known what the
pany intends to make OF the property.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MEETING OF THE BRITISH CABINET

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Cabinet mot this
afternoon and remained In two hours and half
AL tho Ministers were present except Lord Ashbourne
Lord Chancellor OF Ireland.
The Cabinet decided among other things to appoint
hoyA' commission 10 Inquire into the Belfast riots
The Cabinet finally approved the Queens snesoh and
Lord Palisbqry will 20 TO Osborne on Sunday 10 snbmt
n 70 hcr Majesty; a majority Of the member OF the
kapnet were In favor OF pr0rogung Parliament until
February unless unlocked Tor events IN Ireland shond
pake az autumn session necessary, Sir Michael Hicks
Chief Secretary for Ireland expessed
- the Governments ability TO preserve order without
having recourse to special legislation '' "''"'~'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
PgOPOYED MAINE LaBOR PIRTr,

PonrLANn. Mou Aug. l3.-Tho attempt to
form labor party mas not been given up, circular
has been son to 900 votars In the First Congressional
IstPiot asking II tia 10 III favor Of calling
mass Gun nyentiun to nominate Congressional ami
epuuty eket The tate of tho praieet Will depond upoa
the nature VI the pepus, The KNIGHTS of Liber an
ORGANIZATION Will mol bo IN tho movement,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
TEL EGRAFAiN VOTES
,IsE REPORTS ABOUT COLORADO

ALSb KtPORTs ABOUT FOEAlNADL -,
pBAvEg Aug l3. lhe Chamber oi tonmeree To-Day stht
den OK TIE sensational reports that the grain ho ana
eat.Ie ranges 0i Colorado have Dccn devastated by douta
MR. sINGERLY's ENTERPRISES.
PrLApELtIHA. Aug IL Spdeta -trYnnd has been eokeI
IN tue nVlhwesem section " the S Tor tho cree'p ..
sAiy cling LVgls,s by Mlanl NJ. SlnScrI OF me
He6ra AZ soo0 these compoted thty hve otht :
dwellings, VIII DC erected by him In tn0 same section they
viii rent tot SiG " az a mouth
70 BOYCOTT ANgELIQVOH CANDIDATES.
Pn,IApklrniA Aug Is (Spec,dtL-Ihcte was o secret
meeting to-day q l u n9apr dealers assea.io1s OF TINS
Acto against the Law aud order society and the Propin
tunss believed that tue members requested 10
scratch AL amt Quot ncn Who Dc auaIcs ior Once ~
ulo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
TWO MEN INJURED BY A COLLISION.

WATERFOWL, Aug. 13.-What might have
been a serious railroad accident occurred the Cape
Vincent branch Of the Rome WatertOwn aud Ogdens-
bura Railroad In this city this afternoon. The Now
york train for the St. Lawrence River consisting Of six
coaches ran into number OF freight cars that were
s,andiug on side track for repairs. through misplaced
.witch Tho train running at speed OF about ten
,n,iss an hour when IL crashed iutO platform CAR
which was piled the top the engine Two men at
wnrk renaifng a car tue Same track were dragged
several rods and ono OF them. Ira Vancoughet, had
hoth Leo, out OF. lie will probably die.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
WAS private possible. The married people start for
Spain to spend their honeymoon.
TIE BELFAST RIOTER

1I111 DTI1r ioI hIOI LNo QUI11I'
SOLDIERS IN POSSESSION OF THE CITY-LIoUoR
STORES TO DE CLOSED.
BELFAST, Aug. 13.-Rain continued to fall
to-day keeping the streets clear OF people The author
titles ordered all tho closed at o'clock this
evening, and will keep them closed until 10 o'clock
Monday morning
No more deaths have taken place among the persons
wounded in the recent riots Tho military have control
of the city, and their presence has inspired better feel
ing generally.
The excitement occasoned by the riots has been re-
vived by an outrage committed by the Orangemen OF
Queens Island upon a Catholic named johnson. The
latter was returning to his home from work when he
seized by the Orangemen and coat OF tar ana
feathers The Caholics very indgnent at the out
rage and vow VENGEANCE against the perpetrators Eve
hundred additional policemen arrived to-day, Snce
Saturday fifty seriously wounded patients have been
treated at the Royal Hospital Two hundred more have
been cared for at private surgeries and 1t Is estimated
that probably 900 others received wounds In the riots
whose cases have not been rep orted.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
Mr. McoosALA 04ALap 20 wAsHiyGfoy,

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l3.-Senator Mcdonald
was uue eadiy called last evening Ia Washington by
dspaeI said ~ bs from Vf the Department heads,
apa the rampr Il eurrent that Mr.. Mcunad has been
a!lurea u place III tho Cabinet Congressman Masson
aSeuIupaniod MIA.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
CHORERA IN SOUTHERN EUROPE.

ROME, Aug. 13.-TO-day 131 new cases of
cholera deathswere reported at Barlea. SO
eases and deaths az Ra VIENNA, and 81 aud
10 deaths olso here in Italy.
TRIESTE. Aug. l3-Scvontcen cases Of cholera
and deaths were reported here to-day
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
ELEvArEp rAEEs Nor TO coME powy YET.

There l. no near prospect Oi general irduc-
ton OF fare, cents a oil hours on hc elevated rail-
roads The question j. under consi Iteration Us the
directors. lu,t as Il ha- been FOR months While Tue
5-cout experiment on tho second iius has bren
successful. Russell sage aid on Thur.lny that the COM
pany wished In the winter months before taking
decisive step applying b, 10 ll lines In winter
the percentage of creating expenses j. largely IN
creased by keeping tho tracks clear Ot snow,
the additional con-ump ton o coal fc1uirc Tor k""pnR
tho fires oi the engines burning all night etc. " The rN-
perimeu IN the months of weather lu,tiur- the
acon there &. little doubt that the reduction VIII bo
made 30 expectation OF II ai present j. cteTtdLcd ~
director.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
FORTY MEN zps.au TS A MINE.

LONDON, Aug. 13-A dispatch from Leigh,
Lancashire. Estates that terrible explosion occurred
ths lmorning In the woodend Colery at that place.
One hundred and forty miners were below at tho time
Snd many OF them shockiugly burned. Two
corpees were soon recovered from the mine. dis
patch from Leigh says that forty miners pshd by the
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with bullet his back lie said that he had been shot
by Charles O'Nei. The OF the shooting appears
to he ONes jealousy OF his wife whom he had accused
OF being too intimate with Short. Tuesday ONe mado
an assau upou his wife, Short will probably die
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
NINE HUNDRED AN

TIyE HUNDRED ANp fHIRfrNiSE B4LLOrS
SEDALIA, Mo-, Aug. 13.-lhe Democratic
Congressional Canvaa.iau has nade no change In It's
yoe. Niue huudred aud tairty ballots have been
taken, and all tho sano-H,aId i3, icamau IS, Cos
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
AN ArTEMPTED MURDER IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 13.-Timothy Short
waa serving liquor his stoie today when suddenly
p.stol shot was heard found behind th. bar
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
MARRIAGE OF CHRISTINE N,tssoN

PARIS, Aug. 13.-Christine Nilsson was mar
usd today to Count do Casa Miranda, of spsin Tho
Uarrisse was performed In this city and th, ceremony
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
THE rHIRD-AvE. ROAD PASSES 4 DIVIDEND.

HEAVY EXPENSES RFsULTlNG PROM THE eIKlhl9-
BITTER BUSINESS Now THAN EVER
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board
OF Directors OF the Ihrd Avenue Railroad Company.
held q few days 1t was unanimously
volel pass the quarterly diVidchI
usually declared this time. l. was
explained to the directors by tie companys onicers
that the earnings OF the road had not been such as
would warrant The paying OF tue customary or per
cent rs there had been many unforeseen c@-
penses tho OutgTJwth OF the recent rlrikr.
some little opposition was developed In the meeting by
tho suggestion that the dividend should be crurey
passed, hut finally motion to that cnect recclNeu
unanimous approval IL Is c-timti"d that tie labor
troubles the Third Avenue road since April last haVe
cost IL not less than quarter OF a million OF dollars
Its troubles now To an appearance. over. AMI tue
officers all mat the Inc s doing larger hnshrss
before In IT. history. The stock too - quot
ell highest figures. tAe ast sales being al "' "
was declared ~ the directors meeting that Tho
next dividend was almost Ccr'au % Dc dr-
clared, as there already on hand enough
IN reserve for that purpose 20 Fay or ef cent
The cable improvements made hy the road On lts bnc-
hundreds twenty -nuh street AMI Tenth Avenue
branch already cfcctiug consiicrnpl" saving
expenses The new employee. are said 10 De giving
abundant sats,nctiOn AMI not one HIS been drpAced
to make room for any Oi tho recent strikers
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CONFRONTED WITH RATE PROBLEMS.
RATE-cUITING DEMANDING THE ATTENTION OF THE
WESTERN AND EASTERN LINES.
The railroad rate situation is exciting
considerable anxiety While trunk line officers here
say that the cutting of eastbound freight rates is not
severe as before tho Chicago meeting they admit
that irregularities plentiful and that unless they are
promptly checked thcy will cause demoralizaton IL
has been long standing complaint OF tho Chicago roAds
that the St. ouis lines dvertins business by under
hand methods whiIo tho former were holding to the
tariff The lake lines connected with the trunk lines
have hoy competed for tho traffic between Chicago anu
Buffalo and there charges that the rail rate cast OF
Buffalo has boon freely cut. Complaints OF cutting nave
been lodged with Commissioner Blanchard. OF the Cen
tral Traffic Association. with Arbitrator FINK OF inc
Trunk Line Commission. by nearly every line hghihSt
OF neighbOrs. II Is hoped, however, tnht
the conference here next Wednesday, between tpe
Central Traffic Association Of Western roads ana tho
trunk lines will result In the adoption OF new measures ID
remove existing evils. . ,,..,.
chance of any immediate trouble in the trunk line pool
growing out Of altered relations OF the Baltimore
ana Ohio and the Pennsylvania roads The question:
has naturally up AS To the percentage ehloyed ny
the Baltimore ana Ohio In tho westbound IOoi now 't
ii has been compelled To resort to canal route Or te
shipment OF It's freight. Ih flnk has discussed tho
matter INFORMALLY with officers Of tho two COMPANIES. but
deinaud has been made 10y the PcnnsJ lvania Tor
recon sidcraon OF percentages. Under the presidents
contract new conditions either increasing diminish
revision of tonnage allotdents But :hc percentage ot
the Baltimore and ohio Il snail % per cent that IL
is houed that tbs revenues oi larger trarc III not ne
dssiraed by quarrel over the smaller traihc lhe
question does call for Immediate treatment rs III can
be decided when The monthly settlement 9 lool balnct
up well now. IL Is certain. however tha II
the Baltimore and Ohio does not receive s tuil ao1
in the pool will feel ~ liberty To make what rates
IT 70 and from E9nts cer %ash IL C TeSSh s
opinion that the desire of the roads Is 10 preserve u
peace il possible ty any reasonable concessions.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-14

FLYNN IN A CHEERFUL MOOD
Maurice B. Flynn, John O'lirien and Richard
s. New comDo entered ns HvlnAn House CsIs tssslAsr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

AN important article from the pen
of the late Gen. Mcclellan is printed
in Harper's Magazine for January
under the title of"The Militia and the
Army" The article Is introduced
with a consideration of the probable
occasions, internal and external,
which may call for the employment
of the military force of the nation.
The necessity under modern condi-
tions of having the military service in
a state Of readiness for the duties
which may be required of II is strong
ly insisted on. The article contains a
great number of suggestions touching
the improvement of the regular SER
vice and the militia, suggestions which
Gen. McClellan's reputation as sci
entific soldier renders of special inter-
est. An increase Of the army is rec
commended, especially in the cavalry
and artillery arms. The whole num-
Der of men Of all arms. In the writer's
opinion, should reach nearly 10000
men. The complaint has sometimes
been made that army is top heavy"
and has too many officers. Gen. Nc
Clellan's authority cannot be cited in
support of this view. His view was
that the ability to rapidly increase the
strength of the army and to improvise
new armies depends chiefly upon the
maintenance In time of peace of large
and thoroughly trained staff corps. In
this respect, the article declares, our
military organization is still deficient.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01
Friday, January /, 1886.

THERE Is something wrong" says
the PHILADELPHIA Times with the pres
ent Republican hubbub In favor of
Dakota's admission as state. Mon
tana wants to be admitted also. and
her growth and population as well as
her prosperity and prospects form
no untenable grounds upon which an
admission claim might be filed. Yet
there is no Republican demand for
Montana's admission, nor Is there
any likelihood that Logan and the
boys will howl themselves livid In
her immediate interests. We live in
the glorious era of craftsmanship
when zeal to party is the test of the
statesman, and Montana forfeits all
claim to Republican sympathy by
rolling up Democratic majorities.
It's a sad world, but it's the best we
have just now" All of which might
possibly pass muster at election
times as retort mot much
of retort, but 1.-THE best We
have just now") to the argument that
"had Dakota elected two Democratic
senators there would have been no
need for her TO stand shivering in the
cold;" but as serious editorial COM
ment on great political issue, from
an alleged first class paper. it is
simply lamentsble. There is not the
smallest shadow of an analogy be-
tween the conditions. or the attitudes,
of Montana and south Dakota; and
the only excuse for the Times is that
1t is published too far east to know
anything about the northwest. But
1t might just as well keep silence in
stead of thrusting its ignorance upon
the public Observation-Disclosures
oils Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01
s. GORDON.

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All letters and communication containing mat,
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81 sddrussed TO '"THE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL,
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attention.
The editor Of THE yeLLowsrosE JOURNAL Is not
responsbe for any Of the opinions or uttersncss OF
Its correspondents.
Notice Is hereby gwen to all concerned that The
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL holds the contract nom
the governor Of Montana, 70 do all printing ana
Ter county and Is also the designated and onit
psper In Custer county In which services oy pup
ucation can be legally made. Legal notices pup,
sished In other papers Of Custer county, are eosc
and worthless a. has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

w. w. CoRooRAN. the Washington
philanthropist, has just celebrated his
s7th birthday. His gifts to the public
aggregate over 81 900, 900 and he is still
hale and hearty. As long as he lives
Washington will be entitled to some
little respect.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01
SIN Improving.

The WEEKLY YELLOWSTONE JoUR-
NAL AND LIVE STOCK REPORTER Is
sued tomorrow will be the first num-
Der Of our enlarged issue, being one
third larger than heretofore. The in
creasing demand upon our advertising
space has compelled US to make this
enlargement, which has been done
without any flourish Of trumpets.
We trust our patrons will take note OF
the fact that We now publish the
largest live stock paper In the terri
tory, and that IL is not merely an adj
vertising sheet but contains an abun-
dant supply of reading matter and
local news, making 1t prime favorite
with the COW man and rancher In this
locality.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

IT Is satisfactory to know that
among certain notifications of the
civil service rules soon to be published
lie one which twill make 1t easier to
get rid Of persons not thought fit for
appointment" Now we want some
rule by which the country can get rid
of such people after they have been
appointed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

THE own brother to the famous in
dividual who, out of pure kindness to
his horse, buttered the hay, has
turned up in England in the shape of
sheriff who, at the execution of q
murderer named Thomas, allowed
him, the day being bitterly cold, to he
hanged in his overcoat."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

A LADY weighing SO pounds was
the first subject incinerated at the
Buffalo crematory. Her ashes weighed
only four pounds.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

Report OF the condition Of the First National
Bank at Miles City, in the Territory Of Montana,
at the close Of business, December "a, 1885.
RESnIIRcEs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01
Increased Opportunities to Better Ones
Lot

Increased Opportunities to Better Ones
Lot.
With a constant desire to Oblige its
numerous patrons everywhere, the re-
nowned Louisiana State Lottery Co.
has increased its opportunities to ac-
quire great wealth at little cost by
having The Extraordinary Grand
Drawings of $522, 500 take place Quar-
terly In place of semi-annually, as
hitherto-to be in March, June, Sep
TENDER. and December. The Grand
Capital is $l5O,OOO; tickets $40, or
tenths 81 each. All information will
be given on application to NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Let
every man thus seek easily to better
his condition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01
M, n. DAUFHIN,
Washington, ID. q.

MAKE p. o. MONEY ORDERS PAY
ABLE AND ADDRESS REGISTERED
LETTERS To
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nav ORLEANS La
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-01-01

"we do hereby certify that we supervise the 1
rangements for all tn, Monthly and Quarter y
Drawings Of the Louisiana State ottery Company.
and in person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honest- fairness, and in good faith iowa al par.
ties, and W. authorize the Company TO use this
certificate. with fac-cimilies Of our signatures ut.
tached. In its advertisements"