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, 1889-09-11
II BUSINESS.
Ways and Means and Other Commits
tees Report.

lime.
Half OF yesterday forenoon's session
vas devoted to a useless and proftless
discussion on rules and some of the mem
bers waxed quite wrathy over the waste
Of time. The question was on printing
and when the talking had finished there
was the same state of affairs as when the
subject was preached. When the conven-
ton orders a proposition printed it will be
printed so soon as possible.
A NOTE FROM THE DELEGATE.
In a note to President Brown, Delegate
Carey thanked the convention for its cour-
tesy in extending him the privileges Of
the floor of convention hall. He is GER
tain that a wise constitution will be framed
and that it will be ratified by the people
and accepted by congress and that Wyo-
ming will soon become a state. 1t is now
Governor Warren's turn. Then comes
Secretary Medium.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on county and town or.
ganization presented majority and minor
ity reports. By the majority it is urged
that counties be allowed to establish town
ship organizations when the people so de
eide at the polls. The minority desire
this power vested in the Legislature.
For the irrigation committee Johnston
of Albany submitted a report which con
templates a state board OF equalization, to
include four general superintendent and
the state engineer. The latter shall have
general supervision of the appropriation,
distribution and division of water. All
water not heretofore appropriated becomes
the property o fthe state.
WAYS AND MEANS
A final report was submitted by the
coufmitte on ways and means. 1t fixed
these salaries: Assistant secretaries and
sergeant-at-arms S.; ~doorkeeper 81; chap
lain 81 so; pages $500. Certificates are
to be issued and cash derived from their
sale Is to be handled by the secretary.
The committee has secured sufficient cash
to meet necessary running expenses. The
report was adopted and the committee
discharged with the thanks of the conven.
ton. The certificate system was endorsed
by a vote.
STENoGRAPHY.
Fox Of Albany moved that a specia
committee be appointed to inspect the
work of the stenographer. Carried.
, 1889-09-11
THE DEITY AND WOMEN.
Women to Vote at School Elections
Only.
A Preamble Without any Reference
TO the Deity.
Mr.. Grants Ideas on Taxation and
Indebtedness.
MBSHEL
A Pair of Sensational Propositions
Submitted.
pIsFRANcnIsINa woMEN.

IA M u
Suave, mild hammered, natty little
Frank OF Crook doesn't want the women
to vote. and brave as handsome, dares say
SO. There's nothing radical about his
proposition submitted yesterday morn
ing, but the words male citizen" in con-
n%ection with general suffrage stand out
with the prominence of a real oil lantern
in a watermelon field. Relenting after
withdrawal of the ~prerogative which the
women of Wyoming alone have en-
joyed for the past t%wenty-four
years Mr.. Frank indulgently stip-
ulates that maids and matrons who
have reached the dignity of full fiedged
citizenship may exercise the voting privi-
leges at school elections and may hold
offices created for educational advance
ment. Mr.. Frank made not a comment
on his suggestion. He did not even blush
when as Maj. Glafcke read the PROPOSE
ton its father became the cynosure of the
eyes of his fellow constitution makers and
the slim lobby. Like the Turkish mogul,
he had spoken. Other men were entitled
to their opinions on the subject, but his
ideas were embodied in the paragraph
presented. Baxter, Of Laramie, who
made the issue several days ago by sub
mission of the universal suffrage plank,
did not seem surprised, but appeared to
take the thing as a matter OF course.
Franks course will preclpitate a con-
test early in the session, and it is perhaps
better that the subject should receive
thorough discussion. Both sides have
gallant leaders and Franks following will
not be so small as many think.
IGNORES THE DIETY.
The text of the preamble proposed by
Chaplin of Albany is given below. 1t is
sans recognition of the DIVINE Ruler and
will be warmly supported by good men
Chaplin is one of the proprietors of the
Bonerdng, a paper which has done yoe-
man service for the cause OF morality, and
while this action will not surprise those
who enjoy an intimate acquaintance with
tic RcuticLudn, 1t WIN dbpdi taucio VI
the paper who have heretofore supposed
that prayer meetings were held in the
press room at least three times a day.
Chaplin is a successful, progressive man
of the world who has ideas of his own
and, as Register Wilson used to say OF
himself, has the courage of his %convic-
tons in a remarkable degree" He says
that recognition Of a Diety in the consti
tuition does not establish his existence.
nor does neglec: to mention God prove
that there is no God. He may perhaps
think the question a debatable one,
but does not care to discuss it or make
assertions one way or the other in the
constitution. This proposition will cause
a lively discussion and a number will sup
port, with Mr.. Chaplin, the proposition.
OF IMPORTANCE.
A resume of Mr.. Grants propositions
on revenue and Indebtedness are presented
by The LEADER. These have set bust.
ness men thinking aud there were prelim'
mary discussions among members last
evening.
, 1889-09-11

Rhodes & Troxell have always made a
specially of smokers supplies and are
still determined that their customers shall
have the best in the market. They have
Just received an importation of the
finest Cuban hand made cigars of several
grades. These, added to their large as
sorted stock of domestic brands, gives
them the finest supply Of cigars in the
city.
, 1889-09-11
Notice.

OFFICE OF COUNTY T~REAstRER,
laramie Comfy, Cheyenne. Wyo.
September 10, 1889.
Notice is hereby gwen hat all county
warrants presented Tor payment prior to
March |, 1889, and not paid for want Of
funds, will be paid upon presentation at
this office on September l6. 1889.
ISAAC BERGMAN,
County Treasure.
, 1889-09-11

Chas. johnson, who has conducted j.
F. jenkins boot and shoe shop opposite
The LEADER Office since its establish
ment, has purchased the plant. He will
continue the business of repairing and
manufacturing boots and shoes. Work
done promptly at reasonable rates.
, 1889-09-11
The Reading this Evening.

Mrs. Laura J. Tisdalo. the famed reader
and exponent of the Delsarte system Of
physical culture, will appear at Keefe hall
this evening Tor the benefit of the county
library building fund. The Chopin club
will furnish music Everyone who cares
to hear a flo shed elocutionist and the
best local musical talent should be pres
, 1889-09-11
The "Leader'' Always Ahead.

The CHEYENNE LEADERS tip of sew
eral weeks ago on TIE chief iusticeship
was straight goods. and we doff our tile
to The LEADER man as a political
prophet.
, 1889-09-11
Fine line Of MickIP horse
timers, just the thing for
the races, at Zehner., BMe-
elmer. y Co.'s.

Fer the odd Fellows yer
At Columbus, o., the Union Pacific, the
Overland Route, will sell round trip
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Sept. ~, Is, IA, and Is,
good until Sept. 30.
, 1889-09-11
Lost.

A lady's small gold watch with mono
gram a. b. D." and small diamond
back c. sc. Liberal reward if returned to
THE LEADER office.
, 1889-09-11
wyoming DOL.

Hallowell & Coburn advise THE LEAD
Err from Boston hat the demand for ter
ritorial wool during the past week has
been large, sales about 1853, 800 pounds.
Western unwashed and understandable
disposed of to the extent of lSI, 500
pounds. These are the latest quotations
, 1889-09-11

Hunt & McClain are making FIVE year
loans on city aud ranch property. Room
3, Commercial building.
, 1889-09-11
Cholera In Michigan.

DIR. F. d. Larke, of Rogers City.
Michigan, says the epidemic of last year
in Presque Isle county, in which so many
persons lost their lives, was cholerIc dys-
entery instead OF cholera as first reported.
He used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholora
and Diarrhoea Remedy and says it sue
ceeded, where all other remedies failed.
Not a single case was lost IN which it was
used. This Remedy is the most reliable
and the most successful medicine known
for collie. cholera morbus, dysentery, diar-
rhoea and bloody fux. 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by b. B. David, druggist,
, 1889-09-11

Zehner, BHechne1. y Co.
lctH hare on display To-
anOrrOlC the finest line Of
SiiUer bangles and nOCei-
ties eCer brought To the
city.
, 1889-09-11

CAL and inspect The beau
tifi<t line of Stfce5' HoCeIfies
at Zehney', BMechMey. y Go.
, 1889-09-11
RIa HORN

The survey of the Big Horn Southern
has been completed from the mother
line. the Northern Pacific, to the town of
Sheridan, Sheridan county. The line is
lis miles in length. Grading will com
mence as soon as the survey is approved.
, 1889-09-11

For good hack service call tele phone No. 9.
, 1889-09-11

Long time. low rate loans on ranch
property. Hunt & McClain, Room 3,
Commercial building.
, 1889-09-11

General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Lomax of the Union Pacific has ad, ised
the agent at Cheyenne hat a half rate for
the territorial fair has been made from
Denver and North Platte anil iutermedi
ate points and within the territory.
, 1889-09-11
WAYS AND MEANS

Fox Of Albany moved that a special
committee be appointed to inspect the
work of the stenographer. Carried.
, 1889-09-11

EOR RENT-Furnished rooms with or
L without board. Rooms for light house
keeping. MRS. A. CURLEY, POOP,
Eddy street.
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Now that the near admission ei
Washington as state i an assured
fact. the people Of the TERRITORY may he
somewhat curious 10 knuw what their
delegate in congress has 20 say resari-
Ing the part he has plasess In bringing
about this ionged-for consideration Of
oar claims to statehood Here Is wha,
Mr.. Voorhees, remarked a fen DAYS
ago 10 a Washington correspondent al
the ST. Paul tssehe, when il seemed
probable that the conference commit
lee from the senate and house could
not agree.
When | arss cSmc IL Washington a. =
delexste ! came 20 work fg eay rexpie
Ny Republican saecrsssr CONES II, npsaaso
ssssenood, as | an, inteFsasa. The arpnb.
leans sia not want ghe ierriErfs "a es.Ese
into the tbion under nemnerxtie susnaess
By delaying tos few months they might
have al extra session az assaxsssss ana
come In under Kepahlieen hS>aanssrv srsi
bring ferth fruit Of Republican xoses On,
the strength OF that guardianship. As
things now arr. with "a excellent saaa
for admission Under she enaghes hlsl. tAs
deiegases@iscs IN washinxsaa ansa Men
tana vii have 90 fgAt their a3ttles 0Ses
sgata next Nofember ! shall DOT he
candidate uuaeF any circumstance. bar
shall Be Ia the campaign Il viii - ny
turn - point 60 admission as Z sexeS; ss
four years hard. nAemistiaS, uasegaiisa
because Impoverished tell. L gs,sss4 sn.
able fne % say, II told yaa So Il wemla
be gresssf satisfaction than the hs.l4sax 81
shy Office IA he ahie h SAY a. sav friends
thar WASHINGTON rosaiiesy eS,uass f8;a ia
Onion nudeg Democratic auspices, ard A. a
fesais OF niy lassos
New most ef these statements Nv
orr Wel.~tef.lske delegate ass aoa-
sense There IS 10 iaula he was vest
Ia Washington bY the s4sFy II
work for his constituent, * sae ssS
people. as be sa8 Esnepsor William
woala express Il lie waz seas there
TO WORK. bat gas fopr years sAe ueasgs
Ut tbs territory hare ;ssea seAaea sas
abe FeeesssS and making anxlons ss
aaaFses ~ order 81 fns oas aha& tasa
work has lssea ard What ]. has
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STAT. CONSTITUTIONS.
YsRr Article.


The eldest az the state eaastisatsuns saes
&c fstssc i that 90 MsSsaeAussst< waseA aax
adopted In i-St ana whleh. although siFns,
materially iaesssnsss aa1 enlarged by she
tAslscsfian 81 usase tAAa srssse az ameasl.
nssfss stands - las as TIE sunazsaentas
8sS ~ thsi saeseat esssa aacnwsssth. Ne
AR Told ia the peeaashse 81 fssx carxsisn
thea thai tl.s betty Fsasit;r ! ssysnsa rs a
voluntary association IL iassiSidaslx: shAs
= u ssAesAl eeaspzes IS wAisA sha whssss
g-7eHle ccyvaEmi wssA sseh stslsen and
sssa e&tisea wiia he wAss1e ysss.ss.ss tat All
shall Dc EaNTsaea ~ eestssa fsaS far sne
ea1nfaen sass&- Is = Is saty az "a, f.sn.
PIE. iaSSe scgs, Is fVassfax rsasaststatl>ss ~
EaScfsvhsnt sn aevstte foE - egalsaNae
sBsNsc - Hsskssag lass as sea - ssar 40 ssa.
Partial Interpretation aast ga1fh ssl sxsSw
ssssu Of teras. Stat every nan rmav A. -
itHss fsfsA rs s4castss IL saesa HSrq az
SUD tieaFsy esaaesssssf tae psanespse saat
sussegslss sas wha2e structure a. rynssss.
SIS TeseTt gss ~, $50 tie government rrs Is
Egs'a fAe eeRseHs ~ sAs xsxeFesss ara ssss
ssA esaaseEs j. sz1sHssszsl e. sssssrm
rzssa rsez aaies frsss Ists-s hfgx sasss ssAEi h.
ssH,se Nas sw Eaes shaN ~ sssaecsag
sssssa = rss7a ezgk tssnosn - = ss,s.ss sc.fsar
ssts.1e sesssss Esssiaes Essr ~ asaea ssssls.
tAAs . asss ksa ess sal aaae afnnssfS
sSss iaa 5s'ssgsyssasss ~ zsasss.si - geassga
epsa tie ssteas ass@ saeaas e earrea
sAssaf, sse saNss ss.As sA5ass * exeTe
hS eAga. aMd sAs tskasz thar sAaasa a. -
ssyses ~ sAe essSsaas hsss Ksyisgsss AZ 81
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eu<rxzt surss6xcxz0n cvxT TIE EErxArn- 4
ezGmes to 10 e&ecs tSa< the uz<tEssr f1xae
= snds e csc g : 1850 s hesss 2
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80 -, s.s,.Sv 60 -. e.r-ss5sr.s<sr,s
5000 : - s.ss- 81 gsrsve-rur.serr
r. s.ssfg-.s. So e.orssssrxssocs r,rsyvsse<:
shss az yose sasuss s,e sAe permanent
sxst az rewerrrserzs- urrsf ehzaxezs Ey law.
.-rrovises. howeTer. shas sno ssgzssss Of 81
tie members esexsed 70 eneh horzs eg re
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Rom.

sARGEsos-Ia fhis city. February = 20
the wife OF NJ. z A. sargisoa, = dssgh-
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Advertisements under .ne heats o. Lot
Pound. FOR sale, TO Let and Situations
Waatesa viii - inserted xs the rate OF :
cents q xorG Esr f-xt insertion: 1 cent a
word Fog ear sssszsGss y14nz Insertion PSF
EenS always sr EdTSnee-
The soflos1ng letters arc awaiting s1-eF-
tsser. sr this e4slee.
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TOR sALK-MExT MAkKKTs ALSO
nad &zeNA<f -
LOS aAIx-HALF AZ ACRE or
II lard IN Gszeeu Anne town. cheap.
Aetrsxs y. II. isis efssce- ~
EUR SALES Aces. ADJOINING
l the r4zlEay ixExs ~ Smiths Core
We kzse jsxs Bonded the above vzauahse
Lace. f1xzninK 0ue of The rnost Important
aitx.Sr1sss % the e1fs ct sextste. For sale
OnlT IN enc - Of Is scrEss x1e far beiow
GRAY 4 EIATHoETH. -Er5< Frent III
tPunefn bAoekl
LoE SALE = xEwLF FURNISHED
II AnFsg1nx hossse f0nr ysx-x' lease:
E&1dy 20 boosts s11 nafas Yricx- Sc DO.
cssA- AddreR r. O bex go seAtfle W 7
IOE eAI-E-I0T. 81 owSzR- on ca
4 &c .oxd Afirsss Q. Box ~
T-0R sAIE-A FTsZ HOMESTEAD Be
II TIN .uIsaz1ent esose 20 seattle. o1e nile
<rczn the bar ehe1p. EEezp- Cal iEEs<i-
s-eIy A. rooEa = xuc A. P0aris block
EsOR sAI-E-THREE HOMES, 10 MILES
Il fr0Ea seattle. oHe s-slen4Sdiy improved.
70 20 Sd acres each. - frsrn SIS % f15 an
aE-e. ss1sndsi ikEd: easy terms CAL a.
T-0R SALE-TEREE CHOICE EEsTAr-
4 rants rzn-iug fr9R Sao 20 =. 90 HAl
z yASsss-1 sc .s.sst slsees.
ToR sAEE-A FIRST Glass CIGAR.
II fruit and Goa tsetsorsry business 1ns
scessios- lease sor oaa year from isf OF
April ST 10 yer Eaoatns price 81 cash
& ca
LOB sALE-EoR IS DAYS ONLY. TWO
II residences OF % rooms each price .skca,
s5odo. Address ". 4. tnss eiEce-
TOR sALE-A FINE BrslSEss OPEN
Il ing-a snail hotel and saloon in
thriving town In Vicinity OF seas1ie) doing
O iacrErtye Business. present owner desires
20 sell In consequence OF sickness II fam
Ely- For particulars apply 20 the A. r.
Hoszling Co, Seattle. W. J.
I-oR sALE-sALO0S. PRICE, Ss3ee AIp-
II dress John O.. this once
I,oR SALE OLD EEwsPAPEgs N
e handles Of 1dss. AZ this osliee.
LOB sALE-A CHOICE LoT OF LIVE
i stocx-u bead: q f1u bred Jersey bssH.
Gail snon BAEg q BoARMAs-
T,OR sALE-TwEyTY-Two HEAD OF
JIG work cattle a. WE. Gochral's White
EiTer Farm Inquire OF Morgan 0Brier.
0riila-
NOR sAIE-yFRY EHEAP-grs ACRES
II Of good land on WILDLY island. part IN
tire vicinity of Oak Hs-hor and part near
CaHpesflie. Apply - D. e. Durie, Yesler's
wharf
NOR EALE-GUS BCSTsE5S-D0ISG A
IT good trade. together with complete
repair department. 4 good paying. wei
established business AZ bargain james
West, 81 Front street. All goods at cost TO
reduce stock.
E,oR sALE-NlCE RESIDENCE LOTS IN
It Yesferss first addition q few minutes
walk or ride on Mil street cable road win
take yau on the cheapest lots In the City OF
Seattle: sire OF lots. e0xI2s feet: adjoining
lots are selling from 1900 TO <lz1o the lot;
don't miss this chance If you want 70 geta
nice cheap lot for a home: price of lot $50
only. George Dorfel. Real Estate Broker.
ONCE, Commercial street. between Nil
and Washington. Up stairs.
E>0R SALE-cHEAP: THREE BLOCKS
IT In the Immediate vicinity of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
cry u the city: also S lots on Seventh and
Jackson streets: on account OF an eDcur1-
bEanee on the property It Will be offered
for 90 days 100 per cent lower than other
property II that vicinity. Apply 20 Josiah
Collins, Jr.. corner Front and Cherry.
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WANTED tstes}n eu-IS gss HAN
VIA sIsSo ~ s2s11 totake & Aa3f sa-
sfFss, u Ne3} ~ aAiEszcsi setzs tszsiaezSs
%fges De@ ~ t. 8arssss9 tA<s business
As*sssSs X. sifss ossae
~ A$fEH - GENTLEMEN 30 HElsr
sF Ust fha sssstss HE'S ssEs ssssat
S %ls - e$Q fEKueIsea. wksss hsEe ~
eEt q e@sgs q Wnases xcNs5s BY Go
tfHNsr nllmsg sFsa fas ere ep@nsar a.
zastr seN tast@Tiag ess&h SssssEqggT, S. 81
Esssssz ~kgseass ~4szsts
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"A EGgs-RAR8NsA NANEKn Fg5R
x9s 1sss sesss Asszaes8 Aaayess
e-s Aazeas2. Seattle
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PERs0ssE.

-
{ 81 FOR SELBERHa2NsS SN0w-
y GFiss lsrss L Is guaranteed pure and
gusSulgerstess.
A. DknkS REtss, The LEADING TAIL
NJ u-s ST san FY8nrgsea have cpsRea 3
Tue merchant ssiEaxtnE ess 81 iseEneIst al
VI Front STREET. shl$ raty. They carry eoms
stsnsts the largest zsssnk ~ SIR xsssss<3 easAs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MADAM K0EPPEN, FORTUSE-TELTsER
VI of Berlin, Germany. wiz remain in Sc
atsie for one week only. Her forfuns-teliIng
is very much different from any of the
American or Girsy foTfane tellers She is
able 30 explain why men are fortunate in
business one year aud the next nnf0rtu-
nate through the pos ton ef the planets.
She Is able 90 answer any questions b. en-
sefiDg into trance. She is able 70 tell ell
diseases, and II fhev can b. cnre6- VIII
meet people from sgs aud to 9 in the
egep.Ug at room az the 2Esna house. cor
ner Washington and Commercial
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E,LEcTkICITY IN A B0TrLE-wEsT's
IL Electric cure for eaiarFh, hay fever,
asthma, earaehe. for headache. neuralgia.
. rheumatism. colds, etc. Kenneth Mckenzie,
sole agent for Washington Territory
Agents wanted Mckenzie House, Marion
81 Seattle " Z
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E>0R SAL.E-CHEAP: THREE BLOCKS
IT In the Immediate vicinity Of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
erty IL the city: also lots on Seventh and
Jackson streets. on account OF an e1cur1-
brance on the property # VIII be offered
for 80 days 100 per cent lower than other
property IL that vicinity. Apply 20 Josiah
Collins, Jr.. corner Trout and Cherry.
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F4NTETS-TO RENT.

yrANTED~T0 RENT. S 70 10 ACnRS
w cleared bottom land within eight
miles OF posloasee. Address L. Il. s.. this
yNANTEn - 4 FIVE OR TEN ROOM
w furnished or unfusnsSheG house,
c Csc In Rtsoss rent win be paid. Hall q
Gilmore 81 Fronf stree
WA$TED-FCR FINISHED ROOM WITH
w beard Ter gentleman aud wife; pri-
vase fam ~ preferred Address. stating
loca-ian AMI terms. p. +. q Rox "a
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InRE6oS ELECTRIC RELIEF Is THE
- most elegant medicine IN the world
( for the ftrrsa 81 rain
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+ AND sCRIP-wE HAVE FOR SALE.
IL PorteTfield, Valentine, Sioux. half
breed and soldiers additional homestead
scrip, which can be used in purchasing
government lsnds- We buy and sch terri
torial, county. city ard school bonds, and
Transact a genera! banking business.
A. keen ( Co. 100 Wash ugtoa St. Chi
caro. H. lis Broadway. New York.
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xNASTED - POSITION As OFFICE
w clerk. assistant beokkeeper, etc, By
lady experienced. Can use typewriter.
Reference given Ma Ash ST. Seattle
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WASrED-A SECONDHAND CAR.
W risge, for saw-miil. Address. 4. 4
s. this Office
The Republican journal., 1889-02-14

There, viii he II r,zy e dance MI s,,n,,o, ,+ 1,,i,
trqrat Iiall mi. TbtIrs,jal, evenin,, If tr,,,
thr Hunt evening"
Star Of PropIa-. i,.,na. has dividcd o,non,, e.,
nlrnbprs the su,,,l,. fund. ,n tho ,,.o,.,,, va
aning from thu -alo of thcr Stock in troo l,fto,.
the ,,Yvmcnt Of aI, liabilities, .,nontr, - y =
to racl member T., ,,ood stoniin. nrt .,,,.,
nn,y avn. q fra ,-alI furnished bal, ALL et.,, H..
nr,th ,yltrh tbe, HON, ,at Tha ,,,,o.ort ,,,on,.r
.bfp +, about ei..hty. anl now on,licat,on. f,r
nc,,l,rrslf, .r, l,ni,,.r receiver, ah ,o,,,,,,
"''''V '.,''S ~ w." 9'''9i''0 orange
iS"' I-!h' Inc morning was very stormy, conse-
qucnty the meeting was not called to order until
,,, ,,..4t, N...
l.H' - ~ 0ilhS MASTER was absent ana Bro
Hunt presided. After the opening exercises Sis
The Republican journal., 1889-02-14

tAMpEN. Richard Walden dgtd nineteen wears,
son of Jas Walden, Of West CamGc!, djed of l0ck
Jaw, Thursday night the effect Of shooting of q
big toe While cunning, while resting his gun
against his foot. Jonathan ii. Merriam, Nho
dicd recently in Fresno City, Cal, WAS native Of
this place, and spent his earliest wears here. lie
went 20 san Francisco about I9 Witu Capt. hin-
ball and followed mining for several years When
the Rebellion broke out he was one Of the one
hundred who volunteered in the Massachusetts
Cavalry Regiment which was enlisted in taitor-
MA. He was one of the prisoners at Danyille. lie
was member of the Garfield Post, No n, g. \ Il.
and his funeral was largely attended hr former
residents of Camden and members Of the Post Wy
whom the services were conductcd..--..T The Rock
port Ice Company, three firms now ttill- toh7nI
ldated, began operations at lily P0nd, Thursday,
fully Il month later than usual ihe ice Is only
twelve Inches thick while at this time Of thc year
| heretofore 1t was twenty inches. THO company
has put on large crew and expect 10 get q
crop of forty thousand tons in twenty ftVs.......
The police saturday morning made raid on
twenty gallons Of whiskey packed IN sugar bar
rel, marked X. W CurricI, while being conveyed
from the Boston boat to its hiding place on q
truck team belonging to Deputy sheriff J. \.
Curricr, brother of the aforesaid saloon kcepef...
Gilbert Cranton of Rockville, suicdcd by hanging
in his barn Tuesday morning by reason Of tempof-
airy insanity. He was a well to 10 citizen and has
been in the meat business. His age was about
sixty.