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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
FRIDAY, jelly 4, 1890.
N%E1GHBoRHooD NOT

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
The weather has been hot.
Everything new at Elsey's.
Picture frames made ty Marty.
Vote tomorrow for incorporation.
Elegant line Of Carpets at Crane
Bros.
A buggy for sale. Apply at Star
Office.
Come to the celebration at Hot
Springs.
Elsey will save you money on boots
and shoes.
A work harness for sale. Apply at
Star Office.
A Lumber wagon for sale, Apply at
Star Office.
An immense new stock Of Dry Goods
at Fargo's.
A few sheets Of gilt paper at the
STAR Office.
Dickover Dros.' steam laundry is now
doing business.
E. T. Reed furnishes six barrels Of
spring water for 81.
200 new suits for 4th Of July. Trade
at G. E. WnsoN & Co.'S.
j. L. Payne will do you sign work
cheaper than anybody.
Hot Springs and other Black Hills
views at Pixies gallery.
Henderson's Red School House Shoe,
at G. E. W1Lsox & Co.'S.
Buy your Hats at Fargo's store
where you can be suited.
Sewing machine needles Of all kinds
for sale by Miss NJ. Druse.
H. c. Curtiss left yesterday for a few
weeks visit at Sloan, Iowa.
Just receired q full, new line Stetson
Hats at q. E. Wilson & Cos.
Call on J. L. Payne for Papering
Painting and sign painting.
Up. Youn1worth of Detroit was do.
ing the Springs on Tuesday.
Send to A. NJ. Kelly, Lead City, s. d.
for your Black Hills jewelry.
Mr.. s A. Orchard Of Omaha is pas.
sing a few days at the Springs.
Ted Petty is erecting a large barn
on 9Th street near nis residence.
The reason Elsey sells so cheap is be.
cause he buys and sells for cash.
Fine Cabinets or Photographs made
by w. R. Gross at Pixies gallery.
A few lines Of ladies' shoes and slip.
pers cheap at C. E. Wilson 6 Co.'S.
Take all your Butter milk to the
Hotel Minnekahta at a fair price.
Hon. John Rugg Of Roscoe, s. D.
vas in town during the past week.
The new building Of Z. D. Bailey on
Chicago aver is ready for the painters.
Picture moulding-an elegant line,
now and fantastic designs at Martyrs
DIR. Flick and wife Of Rapid were
guests at the Minnekahta on Sunday,
Go to the City Hotel for good meals
and comfortable beds. C.S. Buck.
Proprietor.
For fine residence property don't fail
to see the Stewart and springdalc ad.
ditions.
Capt. LaFleiche has taken possession
of his new harness shop on Chicago
Avenue.
Fielding & Moore, real estate, are oc
cupying their building on Minnekahts
Avenue.
Misses Corset waists reduced to 6Oc
children's waists to 40 c. at Miss M
Druse's.
NJ. R. Bentleyit new store building
corner of 9TH and Chicago ave. is pro
crossing.
Go to the City Hotel for good meal,
and comfortable beds. G. S. Buck
Proprietor.
A carload Of barbed wire has been re
ceived at the yards Of the Hot Spring,
Lumber Go.
Blank notes, chattle mortgages ant
location notices may be found at thi
Office. STAR.
just received, a stock Of buggies ant
carriages. spring and lumber wagons
at Campbell's.
". NJ. Knowlton Of the Gap mad,
his usual bi-weekly visit to the Spring,
on Sunday last.
WANTED a good girl for general hous,
work. Inquire Of w. L. Colvert, resi-
| denca Gollaoa Flat
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04

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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-07-04
JENSEN. 4 TURNER
pvY AND aIii
bot Springs Real Estate.

!: =: :; ;:;'::? III; !: 3! i. !: ss9s;': $; 3>S:;!;:I!sE9 ; &; =:
Once first door south Of Minnekahta
Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
A MORMON IMMIGRANT DETAINED.

Two hundred and nifty three Mormon proseytcs arrived
here Yesterday from Liverpool In the Guion Atealner
Wyoming their way to Utah. ON tho voyage they
were kept separate from other immigrants aud therefore
had little opportunity talk with other people about them
selves II II be true that Mormon immigrants are
brought here under contract OF the immigrants forgot
his Instructions. lie Andres Olcscn Dane, thirty
two who had his wife and four children with him. lie
told Chief Inspector Mholand TINT two years g..
I,astan n Mormon elder who securing Europe for
converts told him that he going to build a house
Juab. Utoh. Bastan offered To employ Olcscn u
carpenter when the house was to be built Three months
ago Bastlan renewed the oer and Olescn accepted IT,
Olcscn will probably be sent back 10 Europe But his
is an Isolated and considered 10 have bearing
on question Of receiving the other members tho
party.
Four Italian laborcrs who ARRIVED here steamer
Alexandra from Naples detained Barge once
yesterday ground that they under con.
tract for Mrs Lucretia Castelland who TO
send them out West 10 her son n.law Giuseppe Fanchio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
DINING IN THEIR NEW HONk.
THE uoBoKEx TURTLE CLUB CONGRATULATED
ITSELF.

The UIoboken Turtle Club. formed In l'oo' ana
composed Of about $50 members living In this Guy
and New-Jcrscy, held its first annual uiI'n'' AZ N
rnu, clubhouse at Larchmont Manor yesterday aV'i
noon. The climbs new homo is on ehcparu io'''
liz nrvate grounds contain four acres OF lana ana "e
,, m Iorcbmont Park Besides the club
bo and billiard house there is pavilion 40 feet py
"a where over 800 members and guests sat down 20
dinner at 4 O'Clock j. Rockwell Fay prc>iucd anu
made the opening speech, In which nc congratulate
the Climb upon having at last found home. lie sau
further that IL was paid for.
,,,ong those who responded 10 the toasts were
Mr. suzer John Miley, who also sang hunting song
y cbcdsey A. L. Ashman J. r.. Martin. G. W.
Cheon Mr. Robinson Charles ID. stevenson and DAVID
Ja-dne The Fourteenth Street Theatre orchcNU"
nIoyed In the evening there were hrcWorNs' ~"
tccn applications for membership were maze yes
,do, Over 100 members and their friends break
tasted at the club house in the morning. high'
turtles weighing 200 pounds were cut up n'o
steaks for breakfast and for the ninety gallons oil
.oup Tho officers and governors OF the ciuo arc
7 rockwell Fay president; Charles g. West, score
,,r,,. Alonzo T. Decker treasurer Samuel c. Mou
Nathan A. Chedzcy, william II. Gedney, Joshua Gregg
Charles D. Shepard Chileon b. Decker, Livingston
II. Carcil. Louie K. Fries. Charles Wager HUI ana
Charles f. Wilson. Among those present yesterday
were An
shepbcrd Knapp. John l.. Lcb. who weighed 400
pounds ana HaJ III o"''i "N-' TlD'''''
4 Linherr Loui: II. Chandler. Dr. Walter NJ Flemmns'
George NJ Rayner J. p. Murray, r. NJ stivers "hIia'"
sper f. John Il. Graham. IT, william Alien Iohh
S,oothon Charles W. Hartmann, OF HobokeA' warren
Snringsed Allen H. Still. Louis Schlamm. George sooner
T. r. Whitcomb. f. D. Mcrsereau, Henry W. henn'u''
l. FITZGERALD Thomas Pcarsall r. o. Thayne' "i"'ain
H. Hawkes. Frank II. Ehrct James Carrity James Lyhch'
njamin King OF Jersey City p j. Bozert william IL
Harnun. o. ~ Upton. Samuel Hatch, Il. l. EHdo"es'
l. H. HYDE Max Freeman. Frank Brckelmaer' D ".so'
Oscar v l..
J,,,ev william W Seymour John Seymour, c. II. War
rem j. T. Mcguire, James r. Reilly, Daniel oOohh'"'
g. w. Hubbard. J. J. Fzgbbons and j. H. Matne"s'
of stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
RAILWAY TELEGRApUERs IN SESSION.

Yesterdays sessions Of the convention Of the
Grand Division Of Railway Photographers In Lyric Hall
were executive. After the committee credentials
had passed upon the admission Of newly arrived dele
gates. standing committees appointed. The re
port Of s. o. Fox grand secretary and treasurer. the
executive aud insurance committees reports were
presented and referred 10 the committee reports.
An amendment changing the day Of opening the annual
convention for the future 10 the tlurd Monday in
June was adopted At the roll call by divisions a
number Of amendments were offered and referred
10 committee.
The reports read show that the order, which now
numbers over 5000 members. Is in good financial
diton. The balance in the treasury on Nav was
1916 10. The amount paid out In sick and funeral
benefits 1906 81 The Insurance committee re
ported lis policies issued and 253 IN force.
The constitution OF tie order forbids any memhA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme General Tcrn,Reee's eoasnuea ,.,o,
supreme cogr.-C hambc--!eiGre instah'm J'-M0a0n
'as sR4tu sc 70 81 ar Paterson
supreme court-special Ierm-rart ll-Beio'o o'B'en
SGprems Circuit Part Re'or- barrett. j.
sup!cme Court, iicultfnt iI-Beiorc ANDREWS, J.
s sapfe%e 6SaTt-cGest PaE; III pfo5: LaSrence Ii
sss2 1896 Ssl5 COOL 800 S7l5 Ss5 1910 1888 800.
3sl2 2i79. Ssos. $50 3s!G 1920 25O; -. , ,..u,
Surroga.e's Court BEFORE Ransom $40 calendar. Tor
pTolate WIS Of ANA T. gfh2T 10 eS.. ,os mo.
Superior s9oi gntl ,nne e.
superior togrt-Trai Tcrm-rar: I-DcfOre Dusro, j..
supcticr coart~irial Term-Parts IL and III-Ad
tommon TIcSs-cfeneral Torn-Adjourned until 90
Common Pleas Special TeFm-Beforo BooGstav'r. J.
Common Pleas-E Equity Term Adjourned until June %
1orron Feas-rfal rcn. Part -Bcler l1rremore
{. J.-Snort causes sos 2J3s, 2i2o 1911 1902, -'V2
2S9 dom atS iap Terurart I-Befoo Alien
80, 49, az 6ss 1873 i VS. 5 iS '
City Court-Spccial Ierm-Before Fltf'linon'. J-Mo'
cl,y coart-Tria Term-rart I-Beforc Van WICK. =
short causes nos. 2s33 2io3 1000. 2Ssi. 212~ .9ls
992o 1921 2e22 2ol5 23iG, 2Go. 2o53 2ai5 iol3 2id9
Gity Couis-irlal Tcrm-part I..Bcforc Enrich, J.
SET ga fa s6so N@ $50 7 aSs @s5, 57So 2sS
CITY Court-Tral Tcrm-Pnrt II T. Beore Gle gcrlch
o7G aus 79 So 3 as 9625 2so sss6 3oo6
CIV ,ourt-frIai Ierm--fart IV-Bcfcre McAdnm, c.
Eourt Of General se.sions-Part I-Ictore MARITIME j.
and Assistant District Attorney ParkcrNos TO Is IN
Court OF General sc.son.-Par II-Befors Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant Dstrict-Atorney R'dford-Nos to TO-
court OF General III-Bccre Cowins. j.
and Assistant Attorney Goh.Nos. to 10, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
A CrsrcM House CLERKS PROCLAMATION.

George Francis Train has "A rival in the Custom
House, who breaks ont occasionally in an amusing
manner. He Is Azarlah Jackson orion, n clerk who
gets ~ 900 year. who ha, hobby Of writing letters
public Officials. His present grievance Is that Post
master Hendrix Of Brooklyn, refuses to forward let
tiers that have postage stamps on them 10 Govern
ncnt officials. Orton thinks that communications 10
high Government officials should be transmitted with
out stamps and when Mr.. Hendrix refused to forward
such letters orion scrubbed Insane stuff In envelopes
and posted them In brooklyn lie kept this up for
several months until Mr.. Hendrix got little wcaried
and sent a bundle Of the stuff 10 Collector Erhardt
with the kindly suggestion that as orion prob
ably slightly demcntcd and had a large family depend
cnt on him friendly warning might stop his actions
OrtOn sent proclamation tn President Harrison say
ing:
"In the name Of the Lord the Lord God
Almighty, command you Ia have arrested the follow
ing named Consprators against the state the People
and God Charge The murder lin their hearts, u
Jesus Christ the only son Of God and conspiracy and
high treason against God. william VOgcl. Sa:an.
senior member Of the tinwarc manufacturing firm Of
william Nogcl Brothers Nos. 81 a. South Ninth IT.,
brooklyn Joseph e. Hendrix or Judas Iscariot Post
master of brooklyn
Orton signs himself Tho Voice Of Cod As u
clcrk. he does good work. and probably will not be
disturbed account OF his large family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
To GIVE POOR PEOPLE A DAYS OUTING.

The New York Association for Improving the Con
diton Of the Poor has lnauglratcd a plan hy whioh
poor working people Of this city, who Ge unable
10 pay for days recreation, may be enabled I"
enjoy a visit 10 the scashore with thcir iaHhHcs
Tho association has made Arrangements 10 supply
healthy recreation 10 900 or 5000 parents and
children during the summer by providing ocean trips
for the jewellers In oyercrowdcd tenement houses
Parties numbering from 900 10 800 Will be carefully
selected by the visitors 81 the asocauon und'r inc
direction Of Mr.. Fullerton the superintendent ana
taken TO Concy Island for days ontihs' including
surfbathing for parents and children. They viii
have the use of pavilion where luncheon VIII be
furnished By the society. Chccks for money VIII be
received by john Patton. the society pIcs.ueh'' ~
M ~ william t.. Logan G. Murray, tY'hsur'r. 10
d Wallst: r. Fulton Cutting, VIC" prsIdeut 20
~ Nassai-St.: +. :. LOngwOrth, general agent, 20
70 FGurth.avc and Mrs \. VI. Berry, supcrntcnd
ent Of the Harlem branch 50 100 LeAH ~ ave- ave-
narty will leave the foot Of Twenty tirdst.. North
River. today at o a. M returning In tho evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
ARRITAL or THE TESUVIUS.
SUCH VESSEL As THE Ne" piNN' 4"
CRUISER NEVER BEFORE SEEN
IN THIS PORT.

Tho dvn,uit cruiscr Vesuvus which arrived mere yes
teav from the League Island Navy fsrd. was the hrsI
vessel Of its kind ever seen this port although e III
tecnncb gun which she carries has been tesNH III V'
harbor She started from Leaguc Island early on
"Wednesday morning. but soon aftcrwald ran hcr "o'c
nont blank into the muddy shore Of the Delaware hVr
The accident was the result OF mistake mahe III uo
SIGNALS nv the men at the steering wheel Inc steer
ing gear worked stiy and TO overcome us influence
in the direction OF the ship. the bells were rus 40
reverse one OF the engines. but 1t was tue N'onS
engine signal The vessel hauch OF ia'c III
tc afternoon and as she suffered no injury, Lieutenant
Schroeder her commander. brought her to Ne"-lor%
She came ND the bay as the yachts Of the He"-i"rh
Yacht Club were returning from their regatta anu
gave the spectators opportunity 10 see uls efVal
war wcap0l which has been written ana thIHch aoou'
n much She comes here bc fitted with the ciccIric
nant which is 10 be used for lighting the SNIP scaN
ing for distractions and worliine her guns
The vessel was authorized by Congress on august D.
1se6 and the contract for her construction was signed
February H. 1897. She 10 he completed n Mnrgs'
lsss but was not launched nntu April -; ~
She had her first preliminary tral on oCioOrr ~,
lisa Int was not put into commission uitil June =
last The DELAYS in completing the vessel Tor acINc
service were due to the fact that SIC dld non 90
nor trials satisfactorily 10 the Government nntl aD0
fDnr weeks aga When she has received hcf cF'.u
p1ut and rapid firing guns she VIII probabN he scn,
IL Ncwport to be Experimental with by ule '-NtVhi
TORPEDO Corps. The following are her onicc!s Leu
tenant SeatOn schroeder. commanding lsu t,
Assistant Engineer IIerschel Main. She has crew Of
in fNf hpep mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
PrrrSryG A REOV ISTTIOy FOR VIyAL

Boston, juno 10 CspecaD.-An important decision by
Governor Brackett Will be announced tomorrow morn
ing The Governor has decided that he Will not
honor the rcqusitlon OF the Governor Of New YORK
for william l.. Nlnal, who is under indictment In
the County Of New York for the crime Of circulating
false rumors or statements with the intention or
depreciaing the value Of certain securities OF thc
Lamson store service Company. and who. II Is
alleged, has fled to this commonwealth 10 escape
prosecution for his act II appeared, in the course
of the hearings given by the Governor that the matter
was brought to the attention OF plstrctNtorhey
Fellows before April l. and that the compliments
knew that Nnal was in New-lork on April ), ana
L. Had the District-Attorncy known that Vinal
was In New York he might have caused him to he
arrested on a bench warrant and held during the
finding of tho Indictment The crime with the
commission Of which Ninal is charged is purely
statutory In character and, with perhaps ono OK
ccptlon II has no parallel In any other state Of tho
Union In New-l ork there has never been any
prosecution under the provisions Of the statute in
voked to indict Ninal although undoubtedly they
have been frequently violated These facts tended
TO show that Ia leaving New York Ninal was not a
fugitive from Justice Governor Bracket has sent u
letter Governor Hill setting forth these reasons
for declining TO comply with the requlsiton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
SELLING HE JAY COOKE ASSETS.
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF WESTERN LAND DIS
POSED OF AT AUCTION.

THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF WESTERN LAND DIS
POSED OF AT AUCTION
Phjl,dclphia June l0-The sale Of the remaining
assets Of the Jey Cooke a estate by auction began
at the Philadelphia Exchange today. The properly
included Western lands mortgages. iron properties.
stos bonds and other assets. and made by order
~ the committee j. Horace Harding trustee. There
WAS large attendance. The first property under inc
hammer was 1870 acres Of land in Barnes County
North Dakota. II divided into sections OF $40 ana
Gao acres each The price for the large tracts ranged
from $3.50 10 s1.175. The bidding was Splrtd
nj tines IN addition to the Barnes County land the
following properties IN North Dakota w"r, sold l-7o
acres In Burcigh County. 2.2i0 acres in Cas- county
2 600 acres IN Rchand County. 9,l2o acres IN sun
County 1910 acres I'm Stulsman County, $50 acres IN
Trail County. \ number ~ contracts secured bS
land in North Dakota and Nebraska were sold An
undivided three ourths interest In 1850 acres In Pine
coputv Minnesota brought fair price me resi- oi
mo nrDpcrry sold cOmpriscd l-o acres IN hcIau"
Comfy MINI. $40 acres I'm Grass Wing County, Mhh
100 acres I'm Mower County. MIMI; 20 acres IN
Dm,rlasS Connty No. 90 acres In clay County; kco.
County Iowa and - acres In lalo Alto County I""a
AhOuf 500 fcalfcG
The sale viii be continued tomorrow, Wlen mum
al bonds. stocks coupons ami judgment,
gin lac di,poscd ~ Twenty five thousand dollars o
Tho bonds Of Tho Lake Champaign Iron Company ana
3g.gS4 shares II the Lake Champlaln Iron company
stock will probably attract number OF capitalists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
pREPARING FOR 4 THOROUGH TEST.
CAPTAINS ASKED TO LEAVE FREE COURSE
rOR THE PHILADELPHIA.

Captain Henry Erbcn, chairman of the Naval Board
APPOINTED By secretary Tracy 10 conduct the speed
trial of the new cruiser Philadelphia the south
side OF Long Island mex, week. is determined that
there shall be no excuse for not having thoroughly
fair trial lie yesterday issued a request to all
masters Of vessels urging upon them 20 keep their
vessels from tho course. that the Philadelphia
might have free right Of way and there is no doubt
that navgators will checrfuy comply with this re-
auest Captain Erben has arranged to have detail
Of the vessels Of the North Atlantic squadron anchored
along the linc 10 keep the course clear These VIII
&c the Galcna Petrol. Nina. Blake and Dolphin. Tho
yesuvlns may be used to go ahead OF the Philadelphia
The course will be carefully surveyed and VIII cover
a distance of forty miles each way from point ten
miles of southampton to the south end Of Block
Island.
Under the terms Of the contract. the Ph!adclpha
must make a speed Of nineteen knots an hour i9r
four consecutive hours but the contractors believe
that she will make twenty knots. As there Is condition
that the contractors shall receive premium OF
$50 600 for each quarerknot in excess OF the guar
antdc they expect to get 100000 In premiums iut
Should She mako nineteen knots and 900 feet twenty
feet short Of ~ Ii knots the contractors VIII hoo
r.t me premium: and should She make less than
nineteen knots 100000 will be deducted from the
contract price for each quarter knot deficient.
The Philadelphia viii caV" the cramps W"rAH on
Monday and come a. far sandy HOOK, Wh'r' Nhc
viii hc prepared for the trial O take place on Wcdh,
the bcs picked free Burning coal, be sunk ~ d!ought
Of nineteen feet inches, the Naval Ioard VIII 20
on the vessel. and If IL Is fine smooth weather shc
will start on Wednesday morning 10 make the trih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
RUMORS 4BOUT THE APPRAISERS.
WHO Will, REPRESENT NEw-YoDK ON THE
GENERAL BOARD TO DE ESTABLISHED

WHO WILL REPRESENT NEwYoHK ON THE
GENERAL BOARD To BE ESTABLISHED
,unorwas anoat In political circles here on WedncS
doy that President Harrison had appointed the three
representatives which this city will havo I'm the Board
~ General Appraiser, which will be established under
the Customs Administration law. -Four names "ero
mentioned and il was supposed that Appraiser Mar
vclle " ,oopcr and Assistant Treasurer Iichcnor or
rho Treasury Department. would bee found To be tho
two Republican Appraisers from this city. But tho
name Of DR. George ". Jewett an examiner nj me
Apprnser,' Stores and Republican, was also heard
AZ likely 10 he the colleague of Appraiser cooper.
Il was said that the Democratic member would be
lanes 4 Jewell. who was supervising special Agent
OF the Treasury Department under President 'leve
land and WINS supported by Mr. Cleveland. it said
for a place on the Eoapl. The politicians were some
what at sea over thi- mo" and did not know "hcthor
Mr. Tichcnor and Mr.. Jewell. II they were apponted
would be credited 10 this city. the report had IL
Appraiser Cooper said that the story was news
10 him. lie added that he had not been can
dldate for the Roari. and said In a reflective way
" There is a great work to be done I'm the Appraisers
stores but the public viii never know Of IT, MY
heart is in that work. Mr.. Cooper spoke At the
Administration bill. and Endorsed It excellent
and long needed measure. which would save the
Government money lost by iugglcry among i'm
II was said that II Mr.. Cooper should be ap
no,ntcd to members ship on the Board General Ap
praiscr Donald Mclfan would succeed Mr, Cooper
Lean has been considered candidate for place on
the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20
THE WEEKLY AYNENT La
FACTORY INSPECTOR CONNOLLY BUSY ANSWER

ING QUESTIONS.
Albany y. Y, June 10.-Chicf Factory inspector
Connolly is kept busy answering letters from corpora
tons asking for Information 10 how he CONSTITUTES
the Weekly Payment law. particularly In regard to
the storc-order system. Among these letters is one
from the treasurer Of the Port Henry Iron Ore Com
pany Of PoughkecpsIc saying it has been the custom
Of that company deduct from the weekly wages Of
their employees their Indebtedness to the storekeeper
FOR the goods purchased by them. The company says
that IL has no interest in the store It's business, and
asks II it can continue this system under the Weekly
PAYMENT law Mr. Connolly has written reply 10
this letter in which he says the company has no right
70 deduct any such indebtedness from the wages
earned under the Weekly Payment law. The In
dcbtedncs rests entirely between the storekeeper and
the debtor He holds tha; the wages OF the company
employees must be paid in cash, weekly after July l.
Mr. Connolly thinks, notwithstanding the opinions
Of the CORPORATION Counscs OF several municipalities
throughout the state that the Weekly Payment law
docs not apply 10 persons who are IN the employ oI
A city at a stated salary that it does aHcct TINS
class. well n, those who receive perd'm 'omp'"'"
ton. a.. ,,.on,o,.
Under this law il IS made the duty Of the Attorney
General to appear behalf ~ the state IN any pro
cccdin-, bron-ht TO enforce it provisions Inc ~
tnr1lcr General moi aware OF TN, untll ouaN =.
thinlng tho District Attorneys in the several counties
I'm the state would have charge II the prosecute ms
arising under this law Mr. connolly THINKS MS 90
portmcnt should re allowed special counsel Ia tahc
sncctiou laws. as well as those arising nnder the
Weekly Payment law. - .
The appoiutmcnt 81 female deputy factory in
spcctors will not be announced this week.