, 1889-10-29
TO-NIGHT'S RALLY.
Arrangements Made For a State
hood Meeting.
Good Speakers Will Address the
People.
Music and EIoquence at the Opera
House.
PRELIsfINARIEs.

and H. w N HINT m record the proceed
;nos n q Hav called the meeting to
order
T. 8. N. Morgan suggested that Mr..
u,v ~optl;ne the work of the meeting.
Mr. Hav stated that the purpose CT the
gathering was. as outlined in the daily
napers Of Sunday neutrality-suspicious.
for n statehood mass meeting to be held
at the opera house this evening.
COMMITTEES.
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n;,,oo ON orn.n;v.t,on and ARRANGEMENT
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oomu;t,oa on tho enEstment of
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e d. - H. s.;d
the persons battling the constitution and
statehood were for the most part those
who did not understand the document.
Printed copies had failed to reach many
localities and it would be wise to forward
a comprebenslye synopsis to those places,
a review containing the vital features of
the co,stiintion. This should be a re.
su,ne carving an calculation of points
which now seem to be in doubt.
In concluding Judge Carey said that it
uonld be a long time before sentiment
would be again so favorable to the admis-
sion of Wyoming to statehood, and that
the present was the time to act.
WAYS AND MEANS.
A dollar and cents committee. styled
WAYS and means was next appoipted.
This bodv will secure the opera house.
mnsic. ctr. ]. F. jenkins. VIM. Stur-
g;s .Jr .Jno F Carroll. VIM. M. Mast
and ID. G. Rhodes will do the hustling
TODAY.
p~rsoI uT1nNS
,Judpe Fisher. Il. G.. Hay and DR..
Cowbick were reouested To present resolu.
tions to the meeting this evening.
A resolution in effect that this evenings
meet;ng adiourn IN Nov 4 was adopted.
On this account the committee on sneak.
ers was made nermanent.
Musro AND BILLS.
r. was r-eco,nmended hat a hand be Sc.
cured. the dead walls adorned with nos
tors and tho citv flooded with dodgers,
sprA,eyRs.
Chief Jrs,;os VonDevonter for the com.
m;ttee on oratorv recommended these
sneakers. Gen. Thomnson Judge Lacey.
A. G. Campbell. Delegate Carey. Gen.
Mizner @ r.. Rurr;tt. .Jn5pe i w.
Fisher. Hon. Gibson Clark, Bishop
Burke, Rev. f. j. Nugent. Rev. S. A.
BRIGHT. Hon. II r. Reid. Hon. Geo. w,
Baxter. Hon. G. N. Potter, Hon. j. C.
Baird. e. S. N. Morgan and Laramie gem
tlemen who NAV be summoned by tele.
prapb.
OFFICERS TONIGHT.
Here n e,he ORGANIZATION suggested BY
Judge Fishers committee and ratified by
the meeting for this evening:
pres;dent-Dr T. Y. Cowhick.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Governor War
rem. Mrs. r. S.N. Morgan. Mrs. lGeo. Mas
ten. Mrs. Esther Morris. Mrs. M. L
Post, Mrs. j. G. Thompson, Miss Grace
Hebard, Mrs. G. p. Organ, Mrs. n. J..
r. G A Rr;obt Row F,.no;o Nrnont
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