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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-23
Dr y. n Foote. senior.

DIR. L. Is. FOote, Senior,
Oi New York, publishes his announce
ment in the daily DgMocRAT every Satur-
day.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-23
SPRING STYLES.


Now in at
Noble. Wood a Co.'s,
The only Exclusive Hatters in Salt Lake
City.
Leaders and introducers OF Fashions in
Mems and Boys, Hats.
Corner west from the Opera House,
second south street,
Opposite the DEMOCRAT office.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-23
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS
at the Salt Lake City Postoilice.

The above Is standard mountain time.
JOHN n. LYNCH, Postmaster.
salt Lake City, Utah. March %. 1885.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-02-23
Silver Quotations

Corrected daily by Wells, Fargo & Col
Silver. New York .... .................. i.Q25
silver. London .... ....... ...... ....... ~
Lead New York. per 100 lbs ...............490
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
An rmr' .sl YlnrNer.

". publish lie low M article copied
from TIE N.v y rlsau, Christian Nd
rocAtc. written 81 the Rev. Dir. Joe
Ni.hol,on. o' o. :. place, which will h:
of idi.gcst to q, II rcsdcr.. Ills zen
,lrm.n nas mad g Nm. impression az
THE point, snd i-,cs'incd TO dos good
0ors In our IA ct. We are giad to
notice as. hc handsomely sustained
Jv our Ac,hod IL brethren, and wish
him great sUc,- $50 in lis labor-. Their,
j, nothiu;. cl,c which contribute -
much 20 tie ca OIL " : community IL =
we'll Sustained church, and We hope TO
see each churc, In Hdllchur,t do their
fu'l duty Nv tn ,ir respective pastors.
MR rpIrpR: The people OF this
charge gave ~ awarm reception. On
our way to IA patronage We were
net by one Uf the stewards o. the
church. who III lided ne purse which
contained ahDu .two months quarter
aye, and with csmc the assurance
that oar temp, ial wants would hc
supplied. VI H. parsonage gate We
were met by number OF our ladies',
who received "a 80 cordially that we
were made 10 q, IL home at once.
Aiisr seeing H. a. we were comfortably
Installed in the parsonage, the ladies
quietly wiihlrc v and left Us 10 discuss
our new work nj home over "A nice
warm .uppcr. After supper We found
I'll, 81 lt,.l n oni
uf a iich.n utcn. il. The tablc-set also
was complete. In Ia" sture-rOom we
found flour, Ill, gar, coffee, molasscS,
ham, aud cannt d goods in great varic-
in short eve rything necessary for
housekeeping. We have been greet
ed at each srrvic G with large cOngIc-
CATION. At our first quarterly meet
iug, OH Sunday, the fourteenth in
slant. gttcru vi s,iunsry sermon by
Rev. j. ". We" piS, our presiding e.
der. tbs wriiSr ook UP a collection to
rai,c ,lc as-C.,n emit, ordered by the
Conference, tON llich the people re-
spondri very ch, orfully. In about ten
minute. SlLG wa raised. Eighty-livs
dollars amount In full OF or foreign
mis-. iOnarv Assc., nncnt--has been cent
To DR.. Kelley. Three hundred ana
forty dollars has been reported thus
far for repairing mr church and par
sORagc. Ourpco pie have literally, a.
We'll as 1guratiy, ", passed through
the fire, and we blink, under the cir
cumstanccS, they are doing nobly.
Already the Spirit; has been felt in
power and demo llstration, and We
hope soon TO sec times Of refreshing
from the presence OF the Lord.
y. Il. NICHOLSON.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Advert seI Letters

Remaining in the lIszlchurst postoalce
March -, 1856. In calling for them
win please say adv .rtised.
Sallie Austin, Eliza Black, Isaac
Barnes, ". j. Halter. Jr., ID. II
Bruer. Sam Bu rton, j b. Collins,
Cornelius Cladw ell, Minerva Evans,
Mrs. j N. Dibi ell, Mrs. VI. Frcns.
ley, Ida Finn, Rev. Rob't Il. Ger.
man, w. y. lliyins, Mrs. Fannie
G0r'in, Mrs. Martha Hurt, Sam
HmGe. W. l.. lcndiic. II. Henley,
Christian Keys, Miss Emma Lewis,
Mrs Lydia L,G- Lup MilIsapS. Mrs.
Amanda Nelson. Miss Ida Sanford.
I q Strong, Harrison Walker,
Biddy Young.
j. ". McMAsTrR, u. NJ.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
aEAUREcARD NEWS.
~ ROUNDABOUT.

No new building pormits issued
this week.
Our town ,las made bid for The
Gulleit gin factory.
Tho health of the town i. excel.
cui, there not being case Of sick
us.s in it.
Anew drug >irrc opened sP to-
id.v under the management Of DR.,
Ferguson & Patterson
Forest ire destr eyed 10000 fee;
Of lumber Cor II. y. l.amh,and ut one
time threatened his say mlll.
DIR. VIM. Pink Patterson la. 10.
ca,ccd him in ouI town rs Il ply
stefan aud druggist, md is occupying
he John Ross huu.s rs - rcsidencc.
The "strike' has cached our town
in SO much that our BUNK was
struck a, IN. ska,in,e rink last even.
in. and l,,s not as ,r.t fully recoy.
cred from the shock
n......l, :; ,...,l .
49,.
'"'"''''"' ''"'''' ~ wv w
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Ruekleu' 3 lrnica SalYa.

The Rest Saly u In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, icers. salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, cl ,apped hands. chilblains,
corns, and all Kin cruptions. aud posi-
lively cures Disss, or M pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed. perfect satisfaction, or
money refund td, Price - cents per box.
For sale byJ. IL. White.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
In Oi!C'iIGtn Ipeats.

Mr.. :. A.. Norris. an oil p~slieat o
E,u". Ca. savs. that he hSd been yedl,
troubled with Kidney complaint for =;
rrca; msny years and with Eclcnlf ..fnl
three y,ars:st time. could scarcely val,
aud hAl tried many remedies Without
bcLcllt. until he BEGAN taking uectriI
Bittcrs .ni Amounting his hands ahil Zee
with Bucklin's Arnka Salyc. This 'lreat-
mcnt afforded him great relief and h
strongly recommends Electric htters &
all who suffer with Kidney copnlAlnt>
or need a hlood:purliler. Sold ipy j, G.
White. ksf
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
S,Ing
Dsu:G!SIs AID BOOKSELLERS,
iIa,l.hur.;. Mi-.,
notice.

lhayc ~ bushels new variety Of bunch
VAN. sweet potato seed for sale AZ Harris,
npdds ~ co.. ut one dollar per bushrl.
This potato maScS hut few wines. not
necessary Ia clean them from The rows
To gather. Yhey are early in maturing.
sweet. and easy t. he"p. aud the uir.t
prolific potato ever planted. Made lat
season AZ the rsir ol.iOD hushrl, pcracrc.
They gov lear the surface and round In
a bunch. Gathering last season. We
found one LII with rs baking. Size. one
with eleven. and one with good lie
irving potstoc,. Every potato grower
would act Ia their interest in getting
THE variety 81 potato.
Jos. II. cITCUINGs.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Attaci!ln cnt fso.:cs.

10 M.'p,nic' I,ilai,,p.i0. rG.
~ alta, ,t. 'rt az ,iIe ~. ~ Hiss.ssippl
q lI,. a,a.ur. yrIr ,'ta,- q. t.a suiA II
tour hundred h'I -'y.'nur '"'lar, sHi
sg.cG,y-i,r "..f-. r",gsug.Ir bc'ors tie
e.I,.'. t.gE, 90. ru; jos. .H.U.y &p,'s';ppi,
ne, H.'n t-,uu,,i. ala BE- .HT lsaG.ng ~
vll ,p3ri. -ui. u..'..r .H sYvtat t''rts
s,.i etH... %. the i'n MONDAY .a Atril,
less .ra g.s.i 90 ,f.iS.:..H. Judgement
". .r entered, All Tie t-.aic H;;Hc. 81
Nil ',sa,. =. ". EkDNS. ,!s:S
- ..,,rif. a'i'T.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
solcc.

- have Cor sale g fpw paCSageIoi the
Peerless cotton seed. 'lh- cotton iNyrry
prolific. and will yield 90 pounds ~ lint
L. one hundred pound, ~ seed, and In
some instance. IL hs~ far eNccllci that.
Parties wishing a. purchase, shoald call
soon. rs We may not he abln Ia get any
mDg".
li.sVI-, poup. * TO.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

That slight cold YOU think so little OF
may prove the for.runner Of complaint
that may BET fatal. Avoid this result by
taklhg Ayers Cherry Pee iOrial. the best
remedy for colds, coughs, Catarrhs, bron-
chiti', lnsipient consumption, aud all
other throat ami lung diseases.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
rStiCe.

IL crleroI th, IIoYor- h0arl ~ super.
yi.ursuf ',ri,h cusu'y. will sell, o.
tie Is. n,i.is, iH Artilustt. the ne qr.
ui section e.. township l rNEs. J"'st q,
known - lie o.i roor iuV-' tact: Also
ia. ul, PpLir ,lrar, IN ,'t.s;.n. si.n''el
100 section t.. township 10. r,'y' sca.i.
Term, one aud ;v- v.ris credit. with ap'
rrlY,d ,.'ut,lyi,r ,ae purchase money
'o'l iilN. Cum.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

yor whooping cough, or laugh AZ
ter measles, nothing RELIEVES Sqnlckcr
than Burnley Climax Cough Cure
pleasant taste. Twcn,y-hyk.a fifty
cent bottles. YsAtr,
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

The public schools of the town
closed Friday. On Monday several
private schools opened, and Will run
three months. VI. c. McGec and
Miss Mary Norman will teach at the
white public school building and
Mrs slackman at the colorcd school
building. We also learn that Mi.ess
Sadie Burditt and Sallie johnson
have each opened school.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Schsol Directors.

TheboSr,l Of school directors met in
regular session, present. ID. =. Burch,
president. Deaton, Mitchell. KlotI aud
Mangold. msmbers. Board came % or
der; minutes Of last meoting were read
and adopted.
Reports uf principals Of the schools
were received and adopted.
The following accounts were allowed: :
j. ". VI. uagarlde. salary. mo. $1,000
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Berlin Zephyrs,
A $1,000 Reward.

The publishers 81 Rutlclge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards i'm their
monthly for March, among which is the
ol&ing:
e will give 5000 to the person tell
In. ms which is the middle verse In the
New Testament Scriptures (nni the re-
viscd edition. by Mar. lDth.lSSg should
two or more correct answers bc received.
the reward will be- divided. The money
will BE- forwarded 10 the winAcr March
18th. 1856. Persons trying for the re-
ward must 'end 2Ocentr IN silver or post
al notes. ono postage stamps ,akcn) with
their answer, for which they viii receive
the Monthly for April, In whlc, the name
aud address OF the winner Of The reward
AMI the correct answer will Gc published.
and In which several more vninlblc re-
wards wi be- offered address Ruticdgc
Publishing Company, Easton, ia.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
Aayerslalnc Ratos,
AROUND ToWa DOTS.

sunday with his parents.
Mr.. Ssydcr, OF the New Mississip,
plan, gave us = csll Monday.
Another car losd Of cattle was
shipped from here SATURDAY.
IL II Thompson, Esq., made u
ding yi,i, To our city recently.
The board o; mayor aud aldermen
viii NEE; neat Monday night.
Judge Psy,on has been holding
court in Yszo, count thi' week.
Hiss Imosene Bailey, Of Crystal
Syringe, WAS visitor here last week..
Hen Presscr, 81 newton, ~, Ia
iowa The pas, week. visiting hi, par.
cnts.
I-s-rs. Pa, Britain, Robt Hayes
and Writ Nocmsu, ,id the Cry-iS'
Ci;y Syisi, SUNDAY.
Miss Agnes Harris, after an e.
tended visi, !, New Orlcsns, return.
cd Saturday evening.
j. l.. Meade has had quite +, siege
With typhoid fever, bu, W. are glad
To know he is con,slsscn,.
E.v n, D.iI,,t will hall .~
vice. N. I,i,c,.,I church n.,,
SUNDAY. At II o',l",k. a. m
r v.,..t....y,o,.,, ,;, Glow.
80, .-,.,,..'.,'' I'..'.,. NJ.
..,.,..,...,'.'.I -.
yr..i.,, AnIi,., b.. r.,,.,. ,
from r,,ir =, Nn,,;r -, ,c,.,mr,,,..
,.JL. l..r,n,.i,. IT, ...i, sn,l.r
We as.' s''e'S' very "'r' rams The
-:'',.,, wv 80 It.. va. 'a,'''" -!
'"' '''''' '''"e'' '"ss''''' -
N'','"' ",'' ''''0"e' s''' 'nu'r'c'
~, ~ " ''o''' "''' '"' h'''ae' mouse
>, 60
y. al hS''"'.o'' OF 'he urn
- h'''N@''A' A"'N " Co., Wa"
III We" O'.''"N WIS week iHSAiHS
F'., - 10 ''' ''''. ''''.'
N''''' ~ w. tx A"' i'''"
''' So ''''''.''.' '''.l''' VI '.'
'-'' ~ - -, ~ '.''' '.,'"'''
'''''' '''''''' ~ ''''' q ''''' 49,
Pro- j. W VI i'"ESri3r' lie eiI'
80 ''''. =. W. I.'' '.''' ''''' 49,
.'' 80" '.'' 81 49,, 'I'' ''''''" NE
,. ,"'' ~ ''.. ''''''' - '''' -''''o ''N'
f''''' '''''''S'
''m h.'I>'n- ha' returned from
N"'"''ie' where he ha' been attend
-, '"' y. '''' '''"' ''.',"' ~ 4'
"''''''''. "' '''''''''
w. '-''' "'''' ''''
r. 'uo"' ''S' '"oP'c" pans anu
"n' soon 'ounlehce 10 h"''d w"
"''cA T'o'e'' "' o''l o' lumber
a'',i.,,'.L.,I.S,.',....
'''', AM u "'','o''a'' "
,~A' '''>'', ,''V"' '"' '"e i"''S'
"e''o''''' wv "'P' 49, VIII p'''u,''
.- y, ''''''' - 80 'S''' w
-.
o. - "h''e' Inc popular anu 80
coln'hoIaung druggist Is now loca-
'eu III HIS nc" quarters " heh le
gets everything arranged ne VIII
nave one Oh 'he n'a''st drug STORES
On 'n'' 'o'"'
Nlo'I "as move" 10 us Ut"
o'o'o "o1''' "N''" % Wv W 'uc "''''
CIT All" ''S' "'""s'u !" Tue ''a'e.
A''"o"S" !" new mouse nc S.'.
wants 10 see MS Vi" '''s''''' anu Will
'''A' '"''" ''sH''
"epubi'sh elsewhere an interest
'ns letter from L. a. Hamilton, who
is NO" located IN Texas We are
s'"" 10 KNOW nc j. p'esseu win 'he
country anu "'Nh MN 'he greatest
SUCCESS un"hc''lly anu o'ner"'sS'
A petition is now being circulated
which will he presented 20 the boarl
ofsupervi'ors at their meeting on
I no first Monday after adjournment
Of court, for an election on the
whiskey question. The election will
he ordered not later than forty days
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
r Salo.

One Scvllnll. Scv'n Ociavc Piano al
most a. good as NJ W At bargain.
:. L. MASSESuILL.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
A Word "a w

Ifyour avocations ~ "A [[' f. 81
ieally lsborious, iftbY sc II d |I| b.
ure In inclrment weat1e{, ID "a
to the desk, and are q
wear and tear Of braiH
you may Occasionally
ing tonic. lIostetter' ~
article for you. u stint
gies, inyigorstes the ~ A.
mind. IL enables the //r/1|
debilitsting effects az
renewed Nleor 20 the ~
arouses the liver whsu 13QtA< i
Omen 10 With people VIII &4[II ,yxsun
tary, renews the jsdet encou
ages healthfulrepose. DIhgru<f nhressI
and It's credentials. WI 9nslst $780,
endorsement Of perseU Iefx W. -
ETY., are most convl|&N "A s1lc "
adapted TO the medic tHk<fss
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
k.ea .l!n!ont aotics.
10 ". Daniel.
phil.doir'.is,

l'hil.doir'ia,
An ai,,cl'.cut ut the ,uit II IOllie
pau.r'. against Your estate for the sum
uf about three Thousand dullsrt. r,turna-
hlr before The circri, court oi topiih
rounty. Mississippi, las lcen executed,
and j. now pcntiu.. In s9ii court. anal,
aa'r,, yuu appear bc'.'" laid court, on
tAr i'h MONDAY iu ,pr.i. l-,.', aud p.csl
g. sa..i -.,i.u. Judgement Nili be- "rt'Tsi
anu ,,.ct' a,t,rnrc wi,, b" sold,
T.. W. BGO%a, t,rI..
Miller < Conn, A.tys mss A..
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

Ordered, that v. u. Blackm2n. Dc
charged with one dollar. amount collect
eel ~ nonresident pupil.
That NJ. &. Magec and ". l.. Norman
be- allowed the use and privilege Of the
white school building during vacation.
at a rental Of $3.50 per month. and y. j.
Blackman lie allowed the use and privi-
lege of the colored school building. at u
rental Of $500 per month, conditioned
that the buildings be kept In IS good or
der ~ they are now In. Board then adj
jOurned. III. LoEB, clerk.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01
PLAID SHAWL GIVEN AWAY I
eARM AND rorsEHoLn. ps. - N.rtf.rl. Cs...

lr'olt vt sorts with headache, stomach
Gsfder. io'pill.ycr. rs!p IN bacSos side, ,oa.
sipsiion, &c neglect slyie i.tai. tine dose
AiSSecse, Tcsisic 10 Eew Eea.lh I'D ylsor.
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

For coughs. colds and AN
lung diseases use Vests 20
All druggist. -
Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-04-01

To Ladies. The gr,a'Ae
comp -giOn. One Il WestS
Liver Hills taken mighty.
All druggists. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
I'd EDITION
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Strike ON the Gould System.

The Strike ON the Gould System.
THE WINNERS OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR tx
ECUTIvE BOARD FAIL no REACH ST LOUIS
ST.. LOUIS, April 2.--Messrs Turner, Hayes
and Bailey, OF the general executive board Of
the Knights OF Labor, who were expected TO ar
put In an appearance. No one seems to know
where these gentlemen are. The members of
the local executive committee state that they
have not heard nom them since they LEFT Pitts
burg.
The Missouri Pacific freight agents are receiv-
ing freight for all points on the Gould SOUTH
again being regularly conducted. None OF the
Knights of Labor have gone back to work, but
the the odac,a rs say they have employed SUN
Everything up to noon in East ST. Louis has
remained quiet. The strike OF transfer men
impossible, and therefore no freight trains have
been started out nom there this morning.
No ssTie-up' I'm PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-About two o'clock
this morning the mass meeting of street car
employees ratified the compromise entered into
by the arbitration committee and the board of
presidents, and all the cars are running as usual
this morning. This action ends all fears of q
mandsd in their bill Of grievances. ~'' '.' ''
A Submerged City.
THE GAS WORKS INUNDATED AND ALL BUSH.
NESS SUSPENDED AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April "A colored
man was drowned at 10 am. Both gas works
are inundated, and there will be no gas
tonight TIT water works are also under
water. The supply In the reservoirs will be
exhausted in tWenty-four hours. The river
10 fifty-one feet and rising. Business Is en-
tirely suspended. Relief committees have been
organised and homes and goods are supplied TO
all the needy. The damage to Railroads.&c. great.
No trains are running aud none are expected
to move before Sunday. Telegraphic COM
rivers above are slowly falling. Floods
are general throughout East and Middle Ten
bama- Rome. Georgia and Godsden, Ala
bama, have suffered great damage.
The river at Chattanooga at noon
was four feet and two inches lower than the
highest point of 1875. and rising an inch per
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
I)UBLIC SALE OF SILVER HILL FARM"
CONTAINING FIFTY-FOUR ACRES.

This valuable farm. situated on the r. T. road 49,
three miles from the Navy Yard bridge, known ~
as the Silver hui Farm" and adjoining the -
lands OF Aessrs Hilbert and Hubbeli, will be offered
ioi safe al public auction the oh misses MON
DAf APRIL FIFTH. 1856. at THREE O'CLOCK p.
NJ II contains hity-fOur of land, of which forty
acres are in "A good state OF cultivation There are
dwelling houses the place, with all
SutDuiulhSs, and good we'll OF wa.er, also a line
oeans orchard of about one hundred trees, cherries,
apples peaches, pairs, &c
Terms of sale: Ons-ihirti cash balance ia ono and
Two years hVe per cent interest: notes be cured
oy 1eed OF trust on property sold. All coneyancigg
tecorullS al purchaser Fiits dollars down
gu osy oi sale terms 70 be complied with Ia days
oerHlse property viii be resGld at rsa and eos OF
deiaaiting purchaser Properly sold Tree OF an en-
euinofaiices and possession gwen
WEEKS 6 CO.,
1anio' spz&33t Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
Indian Coamiaaionee Atkins Defore
the COMMITTEES.

Indian Commissioner Atkins was placed
upon the witness stand when the telephone In
vestigating committee met to-day. In response
70 the chairman's Invitation 70 tell what he
knew of the Pan-Electric Co., OF which he was
an original member, Mr.. Atkins stated that ne
had received an invitation from DR.. Rogers In
the early part OF 1888 to look 1T his sons pat
ents. He had replied that he was pressed with
congressional duties, but would call upon him
after the adjournment, which he did. The wit
ness repeated Senator Harris statement touc h.
Ing the selection OF the associates and the d.
vision OF interests into tenths.
Mr. HEWITT A GOOD NAN 10 GET IN.
He said that when In New York IL had been
suggested that Mr.. A. 8. Hewitt would be a
good man to get in, and witness went to see
him With Harry Rogers. Mr.. Hewitt however,
pao oecnned on account OF much business OF
his own and bad health, 20 the matter had been
Hehad heard that some persons had sold stock
ana nao advertised his name i'm the papers.
without authority, as a stock holder and di.
rector. He never had been q director and had
feis uncomfortable about the unauthorized use
ana he understood the company had enjoined
such sales. OF the government suit against the
t Bel company he knew nothing in the world
mad never opened his mouth during the pend.
ancy Of the proceedings before the Interior de-
of the officers of those departments to saw any.
thing about the telephone.
Mr oates-Did you have anything to do with
securing the government counsel.
mo, sir, replied the witness, emphaticaiiy.
"Nothfng In the world, and want TO saw right
here that asked Mr.. Young, who 1 saw ap.
pearfng In the case before the Interior depart
ment, who he appeared for. Said I: sDo you
appear for the Pan Electric? Is that company
before this Department. He said NO sir
SAID l: w no do you appear fort He said he
appeared tor some gentlemen Of Louisiana and
memphis, and he rather denantly remarked
that he had right. as an American citizen, TO
petition the government TO bring suit or some
thing OF that kind"
PAID NOTHING FOR HIS STOCK
In answer to Mr.. Ranney the witness said
that he paid nothing for the stock and would
have paid nothing for It. Although he was
not member of Congress when he entered the
organization he saw no improperly In q mem.
Der entering such an enterprise.
Mr.. Ranuey inquired IL the witness regarded
1t as proper Tor . member OF Congress TO accept
The witness, with some heat, denied that his
interest was a gift. He had agreed TO pay
whatever assessments were necessary TO de
velop an unknown quantity.
Mr.. Eden inquired IL the witness had ever
used his official connection to further the In.
terests OF the Pan-Electric company.
None on the face of God Almighty's earth
said the witness, slapping theoretically the
back of the chair upon which he leaned, sand
no man can look me in the face and say SO.
would cut my hand off at the wrist before
would do such q thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-02
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