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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
The OFFICIAL.
The Order Of Governor Luce For tue state
Eacanpment ON MseS.uae isiaDd

The Order OF 6sssrnor Luce For tue state
Eaoanapmsnt ON M.eStuae Island
The ofncial order Of Governor Lucs for
the encampment Of the State tr0 ps has
been received by Col. K. Crofton Fox and
the officers and members of the local com
panies. IL states that the encampment will
be held at Mackinac Island in the following
order: The Second and Fourth Regiments
will go into camp on Thursday. July - and
remain for five days; the First and Third
Regiments will 20 in on Thursday, July 10,
ana close on Monday. July 3.
The camp will be under the
command of Rrigsdier General |. q.
Smith, and he is authorized 10 extend his
jurisdiction a quarter OF mile around the
camp. Colonies George 81. Devlin. Il. Croft
ton Fox, James n. Cox aud Georgs ;. Lock
wood are detailed as Assistant Inspectors
General, and are ordered 10 report for duty
at the encampment on the morning Of the
l2ih.
On the forenoons of Monday. July l6 and
% the troops will be inspected aud reviewed
by Gov. Cyrus q. Luce. Commander-in-
Chief. The order closes with the following:
The holdins vi the encampInent on the
historic vnd pic nresque Island OF Aackinac
a spot venerable with the memories of
OF battle scenes and fairy legends-it IS
hoped will iniuse the troops with new zeal
ana enthusiasm for the advancement OF the
welfare and the elevation OF the proficiency
| of service. The additional labor attendant
upon the change OF location OF the encamD-
| ment can only be justified and compensated
, by the securing of these results and ol
| tns contingency will depend whether other
| encampments should be held there. The
| splendid record made by the troops 81 the
| last encampment Won the encomiums OF
| the entire STATE, and there should be no
| relaxing of efforts TO retain, and, ii posi-
| bic, increase the measure of that apprecis
| ton 10y further and increased evidences OF
proficiency IL drill, soidIerly department
| and observance of the rules of camp dIscl-
| pine"
| Accompanying the general order received
| by Col. Fox IS the following: The Com
| mander- III Chief haying accepted an invita-
ton TO attend levee to be given by COM
pany b. % Regiment, NJ. S. T., 1T their
srmory In Grand Rapids. on Tuesday even
| ing, April 10 1883, the members of the
staH are requested 10 be present. The stan
| will report at s o. m. in the Norton House
Office, In full drssS uniform, without side
| arms.
BY order of His Excellency,
CYRUS u. LUCE,
Communicating Chief.
d. b. ANGER Adjutanl General.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

wAsHrSerox. March 22-Tu connection
with the arguments on ths Bell telephous
ss.es. the story il nov published that the
6rst patent ever issued by tie Patent Ofies
va In hvor o. william A Bort. CT New
York. for type writer. and signed
b. Andre. Jackson ~ 1So. Fhis
vas the late William A Burt
af Detroit and his son. Hiram
A Burt. nov IN this citv. possesses tne
original patent With specimens Of the
writing bv his fathers machine. which i
net xrA~<lv inferior 70 the typewriter of
tie present dsv. The psient cfice has no
record OF he Burt patent bat tas books
~er- al destroyed bv dre subseqasnt TO the
sssusncs Of The patent ~ President Jackson
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Rev. DR. Fair, Of Grand Rapids, held
services IN The Episcopal church on Sunday
last. morning and evening. At the evening
service the neat little church was crowded.
sna the audience vas treated 10 q r. ssseriv
Discourse % the history OF st. Patrick ard
toe lrs6 ca1rcA- Dr. Fair seems 20 be
thoroughly postsd on this Bne. and Ssu.v.
80 II under zr>st obligations to hin and lis
city charge for spending . Sabbath in ou1
village. DE is clear. logical ard conwinc.
in speaker ana thoroughly ia earnest in
hls WORK. for which and for the worked re
risb al sueceSs - .Assegvso Ty,tsae
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
pn...., x.r-st e. nas would Accsp..

WAsHrNsroS. March Pin reply to a
newspaper notice written by Edward p.
Brooks. Of Peoria. H.. late consul 70 Cork.
senator Csllora. sndsr date March -. has
written tAe following letter
II do nos expect 20 be nominated for
President either la Ibis ysar Of our Lord
tSss. or IN any other. but I am. nsvsrthe-
less. ihst ~ grassful "a nv friends for their
kindly notices as n 7 were an active csndi-
date. rieh grssS snhci DatioRs Of success-
- not Disguise tae fact that II the Domius-
ton ohould come % me nnsousht on the
supposifion that wss the strongest nan.
ana IN the belief tasf would nsks q good
President. would appreciated is most highly
and accept With thanks make The best
fizhr could sfterrarsi. aud If elected. in the
language of Harrison. Of Chicago. Try to
maze a model President
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Mrs. knipers. OF B2rllett-st.. with whom
the would-be suicide sieringa boarded re-
quests the TELESRAM HERALD 10 say that
she never said she would 60 away with
Sgieringa. as her husband told the reporter.
and that the story a. told ia the pa spers was
the fruit OF ther husbands bad temper. She
claims there never was anything wrong be-
tween her and S9ieringz and Inat his al
tempt upon bis life was due 10 dependency
alone. The TELGRAM- HERALD cheerful ~
gives her statement for what il may be
worth
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
A Good showing.

Born the Halter, 54 Aonroe-st, informs
Us that he is in receipt of the third invoice
of the Knox" hat since March first. Born
feels good sad enthusiastically saws You
will see more Knox hats worn 10 Grand
Rapids than ever before. Why, cveryb body
who sells them SAYS they are nobby.
Dressy2 Just the proper cspeT.' Why,
they can't help it: the bat speaks for itself,
its a beauiy-knocks them all for style,
now you mark what say and away went
Born the Halter, To make some one else
happy with a new tile.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
ENDED HIS uFE IN PRISON.
Arnarfsh ~. Brsdser, the Aged Ex-Bar
President. Expires of Pneumonia

Arnarfsh ~. Bradncr. the Aged Es-Bank
President. Expires of Pneumonia.
AUBURN, y. Y. March 22-The train
which left this city at 1890 q IN yesterday
for Rochester had on beard the body Of
Amsrish IL. Brsdner. the Dsnsville, y. Y,
banker who died in the prison hospital here
~ 2 O'Clock this morsing- Brsdner was
sent ta Aubarn prison last November for
grand larceny. having taken 81 500 from 9
woman after the Dsnsville Bank. Of which
ne vss Prssijs8t hadsoecoDe insolyent,
giving ia return . worthless certificate
Of deposit BrstBer fought bis prose-
cutters boldly IN the open courts for over
two years. bGt rss hnally beaten asd
sentenced 20 Aa5urB for Eve years
fer dsvs after the Ds1sville bank burst
three vesTs ago BTsdner vas cbssed through
tse village streets hY = hovlinx nob Of
men. women aud o0Ys. whO pelted him
With snox bslls aud vnstsver other mis-
sizes were a. hand. He vas save from IN
i1ry 81 friea3s and the village police
Naru ne came % the prison here be 49,
s-vsuty years e sxe. He wss gwen ~oFk
IN tas broom shep st the prie0n s0d occu-
pied ls8ie vita Jiwmy HOPE. the notei
Bang robber saturday Brsdnsr was sent
- ~ prison asspissl, where De eie3 this
morning. His vie. brother sad SISTER rsre
with hiH whea ne die1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
Hupauftarispe.

The Humane Society held special meet
ing niggt before last, at which it was de-
cided to dispense with Agent Kesrney from
date, and the following resolution was
adopted:
Resoiged, That 10 the late Henry Bergh,
OF New York city, We recognize an .Ameri-
can humanitarian whose conspicuous ser.
vices in behalf of the brute creation have
been felt throughout our entire land; and
that mis- courageous championship of the
helpless has not only made ali our Humane
Societies possible. but has exalted human
nature itself.
The meeting was held at the office of L..
5. Provin. and there were present Messrs.
tluhrer. ANGEL and Elliott, and Mesdames
Provin and Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
The Dental Associations Omcers.

Association elected officers this morning as
follows ). Case. Jackson, President; ii. C..
earns. Vice President; Mrs. DR.. McNaugh-
ton, Second Vice President; DIR. Clelsnd. of
Detroit. Secretary; DIR. IL. X. Lsthrop. of
Detroit, Treasurer. The meeting next year
will be at Grand Rapids in May. DIR.
Moore. of Detroit, read paper on Crowns
this morning. and DR.. Vaughn lectures
tnls evening.
DIR. Land goes to Detroit tonight. and to
Colorado next week. Although expelled
from the society he has been much courted
by members OF the association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Miss George aud Frank Msbville have
caused. perhaps, more than one shudler a;
their nightly performances at Smitb's on
era House this week. Their thrilling
broads~ord assaulf-st-afms IL intensely in
terestiBg abd exciting. One look 81 aiss
henvilie is sufficient to satisfy yo1 tSst
she is a woman of firm resolve end IN
dsnnted bravery. The Luproils sre won
deTful ferisl artists and toe musical spe-
cislties Of Theo. smith aud Jennie Fuller
are charming and original Tb..remsinder
Of the Oiio Il good.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

NrrwkUxsz Vie. March Nv. n.
ecazbif's sash and Door Compsn7's fsc-
terv wss Totally destroyed sy ere this even
sux. The fsctor7 occapted bali block.
ard was one of tae isrgest e ia kin a. in
tie ,.frr A1out Us rfeu were employed.
The ~al,en of G. r Nguzeil. iccafed or
rcsfte re faetovv. siso csugnt IRA and vss
rartsaii~ DESTROYED Eoss ao9nt SO 40.
TIE t~rfarv vss iusur,s5 Tor sbsuf SO sslo
V.i-sbie nsachinerv soi st>ck. ~ vel as
hundreds 81 fsst % laneer. we're consumed
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
GEN. DUAAE'S OPINION
or LOCKWOOD .so MANSFIELD
ia Gr.aa HsDlas aissF aad Hsresr oas-
80 via hss1.s1 "a Tos % 4ea taspsr-
lsses 10 HsaksE ~ith-A Wsaisi-
PresAfsaG-0tssF Cspstsl ss~s

slA-sfA - - 49, -
WasBIzsros. Xzreh 22.-1snerai Duane.
Cnisf VI Engineers. stalsd % your CORES
psadeng today thzt she orisE Fscenily 81
ausd By tie Var Department Transferring
Capt. d. " Lsck wood shO has been IA
caarzs of the river and hsFbor improve
sasats lor tha Western District u Michigan.
- only Ia .caoEd4hes with the usual plan
sf rotation Ia army circles. It bei.s Gus
tomary 10 transfer 4n officer 70 nes sta
Ton aster As has seen ioeaIsd fss years
q ons post 0sneral Duane said that
Captain Lock weed Vas regarded as al ex-
oslisut anieer. he las been ordered 10
Vest PeinE a. Cadst Instructor. and bis
sxpszienee, both Ia the South and IN
Michigan, woaid. Of course. make him all
ths more gsiuabls as an instructor.
Captain Lack soods SUCCESSOR. Major
4snsdeid, IS nov 10 chsrse o. the hight
hoases Of ths axes. Major Msnsnsld has
been relieved OF = part og his duties 30 as 10
saabis aim to take charge of the river aad
bAroor improvements Of Western Michigan.
The GENERAL aid the run0r that the Once
"a Grand Rapids sas % be abolished and
merged into that Of Detroit vas untrue
Major Msnshsl1 vas nov stationed Ia De-
tEolt. snd he migaL and il more convenient
&, kssp his o1ics there aud visit Grand
E4pits ss the necessity arose. bat that
S0ald be = matter which the Department
would Save 60 him TO arrange.
rhs Grand Rapids district could not be
sbosisAsa and consoliiatet with any other
ana. besides. il was Of TOO much import.
snce to think Of such a thing l ieara
fr0m an army oGicer hare that Major Mans
Geld u al excellent fellow, and will IN
aoubtedly prove very popular among al
rlasasa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
The Pettibons Mills st Milford, Oakland
County, Destroyed.

County, Destroyed.
MILFORD. March 2l.-The most disastrous
fire that ever occurred here took place this
morning. resulting in the total destruction
of what Is known as the Pettibone Mill.
The mill was built about forty years ago.
and was retitted recently as a roller process
mill. 1t had been running day aud night
OF late and this morning night miller
found that fire had broken out from one OF
the chimneys. He made a lively tight to
save the mill and gave the alarm, but the
efforts OF the mill men, citizens and the
little village fire department were unavail-
ing and the property was destroyed,
The loss on the mill and stock is about
10000, vita SIS, 900 insurance. The owner,
j. Williams. is undecided whether he will
rebuild or not. The mid Has the most i'm
portsnt industry in Milford. and gave en-
ploy to ten men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

In the case of Harry Hswks. the variety
performer, charged with forgery. the Prose
cutting Attorney Yesterday fled reasons y
the Superior C0nrt for not having fled -
information. ne reasons gwen we're ta1'
csperIBtendenf smifh iu nsz'ug his e'.li
pisint. charged BsEss Tith having
draft. whereas il should hsvs see4 -
fo-vir,r a. salil~se-,s.f THIS e9es nos
dispose 81 f6s 49, rhich wib PROC
sosv cone q fo- frisi IN = short tns Be-
sors Judge f,arlf-trsnns
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Nzr Yoss. March 22-Freierick Feur-
bach reported % the police this morning
that sftsr qusrreling With Elizabeth Vol,
she saot herself ia the head and died in
sssntiy. The police found MARKS Of vielence
On the ~oman body. he bedroom SHOW Ell
signs Of desperate struggle. Fsurbsch
Vas arrested. he and tbe s0usu lived TO-
gefner or seven resrs ~ m4a and vile, and
tae neigabors hesra tae couple q ssrrsiiag
iast before the saootiax.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

wAsaISsros. March 22--Musxs<on peo-
pie are as mad ss tbs Lansing people over
ths unjust treatment they have received at
she hands OF the House Public Building
Committee These two cities were the only
opss ignored when the appropriations
for buildings were being passed arocnd.
II IS freely charged that these
bills were turned down strictly
on political grounds These was no
disposl ton TO give Mr.. Brewer credit for
having secured the building when there Is a
possibility Of eisosing . Democrat in his
district. NusxexonS claims were hOnored
and Grand Hsvsp's granted because
Cutcheon is a Republican and florida Demo
crsk. A little pressure VIII now be brought
70 bear 10 a Democratic way 20 see II lus-
kexon cannot succeed. Editor Rowley. who
vas hers rscsntiy. left frm IN the belief that
lansing Was al right lie will probabi ?
come back to do some mission work
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

EAST SAGINAW, March 22.-G. o. Cowles.
of Uuca, n. Y. was found dead in his room
al the Bancroft House, in this city. at /
o'clock this afternoon. He had shot him
sell above the right temple. and still held
his revolver In his hand. He came here
Friday last. lie was 45 years old. and a
member OF the clothing firm of q. A. Book
well & Co.. of Utica. Ill health is supposed
70 have caused his suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
A Delightful Dinner.

J. Morton Rathbone, chief clerk OF The
Morton. entertained Aessrs. Al. Severance
and c. W. Whitaker at dinner at bis pretty
home at the corner OF Fountain and Bar
clay-sts last evening. A dozen
plates were laid and the din
ner was a most delightful one. Mr.
Severance and Mr.. Bliss, who are TO do the
Office hoRors Of Van Est & Gsraves swell
Hotel Cadillac. OF Detroit, will carry away
most pleasant recoilections Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Rathbone and their Grand Rapids friends
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

WfxxEPse. Msn., March 22-Maca sstis-
faction = manifested hers e. the snnouacs-
aest tast arrangements have been made
betseen tie Dominica Government ard
the C.nsd an Psciic railroad Whereby ths
laste- reilr 1fskes irs rizht % rsgtrnsd
nnonoposy - as provinee Great credit -
e7Vsa Fr.l r. ffTe~1~sy Tor a. i81SpensS-
.rt sfzoa 3 asAin tanning Nsnitoos c9arse.
Tbs pr3vinse 81 proe8oly ron taze from
tae Csnsd an Psciae tAe So1s rsstern
brznch. frsTn Hfsn5p~x threazb the so1sh-
rru Sortisn af TIE pr5vlncs snss eSczh -
cor naecsaon ~iks tie Norfhera Psei6e Al
Hws Lz1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

The ofhcsrs elected TO guide tosnew Srth
rsrd ". G. 7 z. formed for the parpose Of
assisting il tbe work Of tie Wousn's
Home and H0spitsl are ss fellows Prssl-
dent. Mr. 4 J. Fsn Sse9nbsrg. Eies Presi
dents, = = csgiss sd Ms. Fl&zs. CORES
Pon1ssz secrs-Sfg, Mrs.. g. r Jsanson "a
cor5inz secretary. Mrs. J. ~. Car. F-.ss.
urer. Ms. &. -. Furig. Saue~fntaa4a-.
Juvenile Work. Ms IA. I. Freeras-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

hszshs-s q tne Jury in TIE Martin Per-
cAse s1sA i azst.nczly sfzsed tAas thss -.
sssfsuaeass 8s6e IL Taars6av 49,
t'7'srrst teat Their vsrzics rss ~-~,..s
= e1sNy = Sne sF@ctstorz. sna esSs4-.s'~ -
e ne 2 Ss-eEsssnt n5sssesf. issaslrsir s4rsa-
- seeo fesEEz rae sxo~s<ses o-
thers wzs 70 ersssn<.s =. sr.ss.s- zk.~z.
frs1 Esrt - SsaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
A Noted scientiat Dead.

sxslussS. 1SAssss~ssss
MARaU ETTE, March 22.-Chas. E. Wright.
State geologist, who Is widely known
among scientific men everywhere. died al
bis home in this city this morning of
pneumonia. His death will cause universal
sorrow throughout the State and the coun-
try AZ large. He Was 40 years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Nxw Ycsy. March 32-The BODY Of ths
vsnszueisn patriot Gea- Psez, vas identi-
6ed today and escorted 70 the City Hal
where i vsH ie "a state aasi SATURDAY.
when. With military h0a8rs. Il. ~ih BE cOa-
vsved shosrd TIE Eaitef states Fri gate
Psnsscols and ~ taken 20 vsnezaeis
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Frank Iaubert, o93 -
sypsisa for lasrnz a. Poiios Hss79 { are :
lsss nigaA sas ~ss taken . TIE e'asty
49,. ~ fa4 f'oo- Re ssFs tbst
- Hsaoe8aas. bnt be las BEEN
- = - =, r-iesya. Vhsre - cams be
= - sad bs1 onlT fooneF
- - r. brang bin hsrs % he ~sy
Ths neaaet Nai ue t1Fesrigsie1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Ca7cAsc, warch z2--The tronsle between
ne bozs carpenters ard ne supsoyes threst-
sns 70 bring shcut e1sther big strike n he
Smiling t~sies. TIE esrpenteT> tensaf
sxn1 hrurs a. ,tavs zcrk, sod htg1er
~sses- Thsv wiif q or strike April
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

GRAvxxErRsT. Ont. Asrch IA specisi
frsisbt sTsan sad sacw pio~ eoiEsied q
fs~ miex soufa ef here todsy. seven men
wsrs Instantly kiIied and many serious =
injured Anong the kli.ea Is tTeorze VII
.cn. -osdraster Allsrisis. The ctaes sre
rt,f go kuawn
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

foxrov. March z2.-psspssckss irsn The
rsss sssfs tsat Mvfnzzrn. an important
rnslft~rr pcst N Tppsr BsTnss. h>s been
.s~-<ruv-f ~ ncentisry ireI Filsesa taoa-
euna v>p2ic - rspcrsa - - asnslea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

p.t-.k s~sa ard Fssa1as CgTls bodh q
49, erv. vs7e usTffe1 - ~ lor1fg
fs.~k's sfFsos yssSsr3z7 ~ gast5s Ees' fsil.
q urss = verx 185es ve1c1z 11 = tiss ss-
ssss.rf q sbs coastg l5e~k SD <s-s1e
s,azsa. sBt Isp1tE CogDy TrssszrsF.
assnx Srssssk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

Tsrxsoxvrn1e IA. Nsrch - Jay
Gould ana family l-sf Cor Nev 7 srk TITS
uorrisS. Mr.. George Gouid h~s r.p~wsd
fruu aar recsnt szdispossziAA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
LeOnard's--Changed Daily
HOUSE CLEANING.

This is the time of the year for Spring
cleaning, and we should like 10 call your at
tention TO many useful and time-ssving in
ventions that go TO make the dreadful
house cleaning 60 more smoothly and
quickly. The FIRST thing is those
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23

This Muslin Underwear
which we specially advertise
tor the week Is new. fresh on
our counters. and Of the best
fabrics. and ss trimmed more
CT less with Embroidery, Lor-
chorn or Medici Lace. Every
garment We viii guarantee Is
the best ever shown IN our
city for the money asked.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-23
A Sensation Spoiled.

COmmander-in-Ch
ID. b. ANGER AdjutanI General.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-02
STATE LOTTERY.

II Is quite probable that the subject
OF licensing y Nevada state Lottery viii
10 prrscD,cd to tho coming Legislature
aud while II ~ impossible TO nn:hori2c
such Gchcms without nh amendment
Co tho Cona,ilution striking ont Section
~, Article II, which ia as follows: mo
lottery shall DO authorized by this State,
nor shall the sale OF lottery tickets bo
allowed" still thorc will probably DO
n move made To anNul tho nh0vc clause
NO that u State Lottery mny DO author
izcj by law.
There NO numerous arguments Tor
nnl against such O measure, nnd we
would advise Our representatives to give
tho suhjrct careful attention in order
TINT they iLay bc prepared to act intel
iigontly when tho subject is presented.
TIN, gambling in MI it's phases IL mn
OWL no ono eau deny: but TINT men, and
women too for that nntior, will gamble
In sonlo manner, Is equally apparent.
Thousands OF dollars nrc sent every
month from Nevada to the Louisiana
LOTTERY at New Orleans. which il |"
eiinilar institution wns authorized In
this Sta,o would remain within our
borders, wo hold TINT gambling games
far moro dcinoraliIing ihnn To-
tory nro already authorized by our laws
md licensed la every county OF th"
Stnic, such ns faro. keno. stud 'horfo
poker, etc; aud when wc hold up our
hands IN holy horror Mt Ito ini1ni'y
ht tho same time authorize hy law such
games AZ enumerated above. Ne may
Of licensing n ldluy ~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-02
Thc Soinr Total Eclipse.

A party from Harvard College will
conc to this coast 10 observe the solar
total eclipse OF January |, 1889. They
will Inv" station Mt Willows, Caliior-
min, 1000 feet above the level Of ithosca.
Proio .sor David, of the National Conss
Survey, will havc charge OF on cxpcdi'
ton filtcd ont Mt private expense, md
will occupy tho top OF Winncmnccn.
Mountain, in this Stnte lic will 10
almost certain TO have an unobstructed
view Of tho whole phenomenon. The
chance Of having clear sky IL fifty TO
one boltcr anywhere IN tho Great basin
region than oil the west side oi the
sierras. Also, the air Is usually free
from moisture.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-02
well be accused of Inconsistency. - Inst
Fridays Reno Gag tie saws:

we'll be accused of Inconsistency. - Inst
fridays Reno Gsz tie says:
A scheme Is Oh foot tu lobby through
the Legislature this Winter bill legal
i2:nS u State Lottery. Right here we rr-
cord our objection To any such scheme
and shnil use all honorable means To
dc!ctt il. Any game that pays hut GO
cents oh the dollar is fraud. and that
IL ile SUN that the prof .ctorE of the
enterprise propose 10 phy those Who
are foolish enough to pnironize them.
We would like to hnvo the Gaautic
inform its realtors what per cent. the
games euuTer above payt hose who
arc foolish cmo"2h to rnironize them.
Do they pay GO per cent? II not they
must be frauds; md yet they nre
licensed hy our State. What consist
cncy in there in licensing one fInutl
md prohibiting another Of lcs' dimen-
sions on tho ground OF protecting the
morals of the people?
We nro opposed to any law which
authorizes gambling. believing Gs We
do that such laws tend to tho disgrace
OF our people; but MS lorg ns our laws
stand in favor OF liccn ing tho worst
species Of gambling we are not so in
consistent MS TO donouncc tho nu,horizn-
| ton OF Nevada State Lottery. Let
our law makers repeal all laws which
authorize mon to conduct tho worst
species Of gambling games md then you
will find tho ISDxrESDENT enrolled on
tho side of opposition to tho lottery
scheme. But il orr statutes nrc TO re-
mnin ms thcy nre wo sny let tho Slntr
Lottery be authorized by law and give
the people M opportunity to hazard
their money at homo rather than send
il 10 Now Orleans. We do not belong
to TINT class spoken Of in Holy Writ
ns CHOSE who gnpc ut gnnt and swnl-
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