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Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

Refined petroleum UNCHANGED at 720 cents in bar
rels and 80 cents In cases. 49,
Foreign quOtations-Antwerp IVA francs Bremen oos
marks London, 7-lGd52 pence.
OF CITY, Penn. June 19Nationa Transit certificates
opened a: 90isc highest 9lc lowest 9Oc closed Ole:
1000 bb> charters, 1897 bbls; shipments,
Il Ol6 bbs: runs. 7i.9s5 bbls.
Pittsbnrg Penn, June l9.-Petrleum dull but firm
National Transit certificates opened at 3Ose closed Gle;
highest, 9l'sc lowest 9Olsc.
bradford penn. June I9-Natona Transit certificates
opened at 9Osc closed. 9ll,c; highes 3l'sc lowest
90isc; ccalances. 23i 900 bbls.
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L. McKinstry Fredo1ia J. G. p. Holdef. Yonkers !:
Ira L. Wales, Albany J. W. Darrow, Chatham EdSar
Parker, Geneva j. \. Slecher, New York f. H. but-
er Buffalo T. j. Knapp Auburn The editors Vi VI Yea
the city OF Kingston Canada to-day as guests OF ,nc
Board Of Trade and received the freedom Of the CITY,
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CHARTER SCHOOL PUPILS ON A JOURNEY.

Plattsburg. n. " June 10 lspeciaD-Twenty pupils
OF the Penn Charter School OF Philadelphia chartered
~ William Penn in 1852 the same year he chartered
PHILADELPHIA accompanied by Professor Isaac Porter
In Lower saranae Lake. All are well and in high
spirits. 90
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shipments-wheat H. 100 bush corn e7oo bush; oats.

$500 bush.
st. Louis June 1o.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
Bad weather reports sent July up &c early but August
and December dd not respond freely Later there Vas
August &c and December &c above yesterday. No.
red cash. ssi4c; July closed sGssc August, sac De-
cember, SSi.c Corn opened dull became more active
later and closed about the same No. cash.
33c. oats higher early. closing easy at the top
gssss no. z cash. Rsc Ju Ausq Hsy dull
prairie, ssa9 50 timothy siodss Brso better sacked
Nned a $685. 27ia Butter and Gags unchanged Corn.
neal arm s2Gs2 o. whiskey steady, FL o. Provisions
firm. pork SIl so lard prime steam nominal, - % dry
salted meats boxed shoulder 81 soasi IS longs q Is;
ribs SIS 25 short clear IS 37 bacon boxed shoulder
s. IS longs IS 0 ribs IS 70as5 IS short clear Is "a
ass So GOO Sos T hars COO bsh
shIpuents-Flour. 1000 bbls wheat o 1000 push corn
SO 600 bush oats, 5000 bush; rye, lVoo oush
Toledo June 1a.-wheat nrmer cash, s7'sdS July,
s72c August &C. septemesr s.e 9eceTss s2 Sss:
steady cash 90 % Receiptswheat 49, zoo eu "a
corn. a. 425 bush rye 80 80. Shipments-Whnae wv
lush corn % 500 bush; oats 400 BUSH rye LOO BUSH
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ndard OF classified.
STAINED.

options started out firm and prices advanced lag points
but the speculation dragged and Liverpool advccs came
weaker, which caused free selling options, and
entire market weakened June and july suffered
the most the close showing losses Of 10 points
from yesterday August and september closed 2G3 points
lower while later months were without change OF moment
Sal.s
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day, 81, $50 bags. as follows

COTION-The spot market ruled steady 1.I6c de.
cline. Sales 103 bales for consumption. Port receipts
to-day 067 bales. against 493 bales last week and i5S
bales this day last Since September receipts
ports aggregated 735. COG bales against 54t0OI5
bales for the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard OF elias silica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-20

ROCHESTER, STUDENTS NOT OUT OF THE WORLD
Rochester N Y, Jnne 9.-The commencement OF
the University Of Rochester took place last night at
the Lyceum Theatre in the presence OF a large
audience Graduating addresses were delivered by
Messrs Mormon. Welker. Eaton, Brown. Gosnell Child,
Buiard, Baldwin and Wilcox. The degree of Bacelor
OF Arts was conferred students and that
OF Bachelor of Sciences four. Their names have
ALREADY peen published. In his commencement I'D
dress President IIll said the class was nat going
out ih'o thc world" because ave have lively con
seriousness nor only OF being in the world but OF being
interests"
pr. Hill closed by expressing his personal interest
to the University of Rochester
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

riverpool June 1913 AS .. mBeef and pork In poor
demand. mams-Thc demand has fallen on Bacon IN
lan aos i'd Cheese in good demand. Talow In poor
Ssmaod Cottonsced oil. Liverpool refined steady al
ae "a Snirits OF turpentne IN fair demand, firm at
Sos Cd Rosin in fair demand LardmsPos and futures
W a id lv and August dull at 3ls. Wheat and -four
jos NOV" demand CorSpot and futures I'm fair demand.
~ p ondon-Pacinc Coast-Thcre is nothing Offering,
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DIPLOMAS AT METZGER SEMINARY.

Carlisle. Penn, June 10 (special.-Thc ninth an
nual commencement Of Metzger Female Seminary was
held to-day in Assembly Hall. The class is composed
Of eight members. The following essays read
Circles" by Miss Hattie Bowers, Of Carlisle; Ian
guage, its Value and Power" by Miss Lille Mullin
Of Mt. Holly Sculpture and Lifc.7 by Miss Winifred
Woods, Of Carlisle; The Art Of Advertising" by Miss
Jean Richards, Of Carlisle The Common Lot" by Miss
Iiilda Maedler, Of Carlisle: a Study Of Color" by
MISS Maud Morse, OF Carlisle; "The Bible in Edu
cation by Miss Georgia Bra,ton OF Carlisle Points
and Punctuation" by Miss Ethel Morse, Of Carlisle
X NJ Henderson. president OF the seminary presented
the diplomas in a neat address.
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Fldorsdo Stock Farm Pourhkcepsie, y. Y, b. m.
Honey H. ,,.,., - p..,,- nouo
Ridgewood Stock Farm. panbury Conn Oh j. Ahoaht''
J. II Phillips. ParkNlle. l.. J., - Agnes VI -.
I H. Phillips Psrkyile. l.. /. - Harry w.
H. H. Howard. Newly ork. b. m. LifHr H.
T. z Walker. New York blk. &. Harry D.
Frank Howell, Poughkocpsic, blk m. Famine
2:37 CLASS-TROTTING.
Theodore D. Palmer St0nngton. Conn, br. e. Gumbo.
Theodore D. Palmer Sonngton, Conn. Oh. m. Ethel
John f. Turner Amber PARK. Penn. br. m nevada,
NidCewood stock Farm. Danhury. Conn., hr. Y Albion.
J. u. Phillips. rarkyilie. l. i, - Lazy I isnhfn9
H. Phillips. Parkyille. l.. u. --- I. J.. lsenlhScr
James II. Lewis BRIDGEPORT. Conn b. h. Nimen,.
II. McGlyman Schcnsc aiy, y. Y. &. m Nina
W H. McGiyman, schenectady. ~ Y. oh. IN. Miss
Sontag 90. ,..,o,
J. Ycr,ancc Ncw.York. D. N. Maggie Mitchell.
/ Ycreanco Nrw.Iork. b. O. Prince.
II q. smith. Ncw-Y York b. 9. Great Eastern
A J. Wcieh iIarttor1 Conn D. g, 1 pa6,
Nicholas Dunn. bridgeport, Conn. b g Eastern Boy
A = Mcdonald Albany. y. Y, b. NJ. Alleahte.
A. = Mcdonald. Albany y y b. 2, Dck
george Haner Mcrose =. v G. g. }. ID H.. o.,
George Iancr Melrosc. y. Y. ch. NJ Cambridge 'iri
+. o. Burridec New-Yosf, b. =. Lee
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steady and unchanged
Milwaukee, WIS., June 19.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet ;
vo sprng on track cash, S3dS3l2c; July, S3c No
Northorn ssc. Corn firm; No on track, cash. 342c.
oats steady; No. white on track, 3oc Rye steady
Provisions nrm Pork sl2 s.. Lard. IS S7t. But-
,er h@her dairy oailc. Eggs higher fresh lldi1 Hc
.hecse steady cheddars 7'.asc. Recepts-Four, 3 00c
bhls wheat 10 700 bush arlcy, 200 bush Shipments
Flour. 800 bbls
phiadclphia June l0.-Fl0ur-Demand very slow and
r weaK under general pressure TO sell supplies were
Moderate but buyers unwilling To operate except In small
t or Immediate wants. Rye flour quiet hut steady at
az oh Tor choice. Wheat-Optlon market opened ABOUT
TO owrr I'm sympathy with the decline late yesterday
IN the West but subsequently ruled steady though dull
not lot, nrm under small supplies but demand from mlers
rs eht' rejected, 72d7Sc fair TO good milling VIII
,S Grain depot 96c No red June 90090i2c; July
s ~ s77or' august ssh assoc; September. SS2GS9c Corn
demand light and prices OF options &c ewcr
hu corots ruled under moderate offerings and fair
,nmirv from local obbers No. mixed IN grain depot
III quoted In export elevator at 39c steamer In do
t ~ Al nc No. = nigh mixed in do 4l9 di2c No.
,h mixed on track 42icc No. yellow In grain depot,
"ac. no > mixed. June ild4l.e July. iia4ltc
,,-,o,,ust uA0ila.c: September. 42Q+2hc Oas-Local
hfrs rtneraly wei stocked up and demand for carots
To- active but prices ruled STEADY rejected white 33c
hne@ ungradcd white. 3dc No white 33', dSic; No.
. white 3ilc do choice. 3i93jac futures quiet but
August s2s 32a,c; September. 3o'.a3ltc Butter firm
I5i,c: do prints extra 10d2ic. Eggs firm and IN alr
demand. PENNSYLVANIA hrsts 15dl52c. Other articles
,nebanred Recepts-Flour 400 bbls and 400 sacks
wheat 100 bush corn $4,000 bush oats. $500 BUSH
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20, June l0-The loading futures ranged as follows
WuEAT No. ..

Cash QUOTATIONS were as looWS' fou5 quIgI anu uI,'
75Ss6c No. red, $3.50; 30 corn, Sihc No. oats
80 d,c 40, . rye. i6c No. barley nominal, No.
ia x,ccd IL 3ot prime tnothyeed sl So pork per
Dbl si2 7jdsf3 s7a lard. per 100 ~ - s7s short ribs.
g.5 10 short clear sides boxed - 45ds5 so whiskey,
u,s.I n. 70 Whit oats. 3Ol. d3lc; No White DO
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Proposals wanted.

0rsicE or THE BoAsp or surEBvrsoRsl
oY MoBAyE CoUsry, ARIzosA.1
The Board oi Supervisors hereby invite
proposals for doing tho county printing
for the year 1880 in paper Of genera
circulation printed and published within
the eoianty, bids 10 Be at 30 much pei
inch, bssvier type solid, such printing N
may be directed to be done by the Bosrd
Of Supervisors or which may he required
by lsw. Also such stationery a. may be
required by the various county ofiicials
for warrants on the Contingent Fund al
their luce value.
PROPOSALS
For feeding county prisoners At stated
pnce I'er meal. Bids for the above TO b
for warrants on the Contingent Fund ai
their face value.
PROPOSALS
For boarding and lodging, together OF
sepcrate, for INDECENT sick for the sams
period. Bids TO be for warrants on the
General Fund al their face value.
PROPOSALS
For buryins INDECENT dead ior the veal
1890, to be buried in plain wooden cofIinr
In graves not less than five feet deep, in
burial ground to be designated by Board
OF Supervisors, for warrants on the Gen
eral Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For drugs, medical supplies and mediea
appliances, in such quantities and at sucf
time as may be specified by the proper
authorities, for warrants on the Genera
Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For medical services for the INDECENT sicl
and county prisoners from Jan. lst up u
and including Dec. 3lst, 1890, said bid
10 be for services 10 be rendered at the
county seat only, for warrants on the
General Fund at their face value.
PROPOSALS
For coal necessary for the use Of county
officers for the year 1890, for warrants on
the General Fund q. their face value.
Parties whose bids are accepted win be
required to give sufficient bonds for the
faithful performance thereof.
All bids must be sealed and filed with
the Clerk Of the Board on or before Jan.
uary 5th, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
j. l.. NELSON.
Chairman Of Board Of Supervisors.
Attest:
E. J. GoDxAs,
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Depsrtmests Changed.

The cattle claims department Of the
Atlantic & Pacific, which has heretofore
had its headquarters In General Manager
d. B. Robinson's Office here, has been
removed and will hereafter be known M
the claims division Of the liw department
under the charge of Judge w. @. HaEle-
dine, general attorney Of the road, and in
in bis absence viii be hooked after by
Karl A. Snider.
G. G. Mckinney, lay clark In Judge
Hazledine,s Office, will have charge Of
the books in the Office.
Carl y. Holton win hold the position
OF travelling adjuster OF Claims.
All cattle claims should hereafter be
addressed TO VIC. Haxledine, general at
torney OF the Atlantic q Pacific.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fsot
you must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And yet II
tions and the use persisted in, will bring
You good digestion and oust the demon
dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kid.
neys. Sold at 50c. and 81 per bottle by II.
III. Watkins, druggist,
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by mothers for children teeth
ing ior over fifty years with perfect sue
cess II relieves the little sufferer a
once, produces natural, quiet sleep b,
freeing the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button
1t Is very pleasant to taste. soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, and ID
the best known remedy for disrrhGa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Notice Dissoiation Partnership

The copsrtnership heretofore existing
under the name and style oi-Frost &
Stephens--in Kingmau and Mohave Co.,
A. T., is dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons who are indebted to the
undersigned are respectfully requested &c
come forward and make payment i'm.
mediately.
Kingman, November 18th 1890.
WM. Z. FRosT.
WM. b. STEPHENS.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

The Governor and Secretary Of the
Territory met in Phoenix on the 5th inst.
and canvassed the vote Of the Territory
at the last election with the following
result: M. A. Smith, Delegate TO Con-
gress, ,l96 majority. Harris Baldwin,
Joint Councilman for the Northern
District, 40 majority. Peter R. Brady,
Joint Councilman for the southen District
4s8 majority.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

Tim case Of Z. S Gill Of the Republican
for li5eling Meyer Zuliek. was dismissed,
because the grand jury was not drawn
according to law. The last legislature
having passed law concerning The max
ing up Of the list, which Zulick thought
he had killed by pocket veto, but
which is considered by the legal tights OF
the Territory. as being as good . law as
amy on the statute books.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

The Farmers Alliance are holding their
National convention at Ocala, Elorids.
They were addressed by c. w. Powderly
Of the Knights Of Labor. He made fiery
attack on the employment Of Ia bor saving
machinery as defrauding the workman
Of right to work, he was especially bitter
against all electric devices declaring that
capitalists in their greed had cornered
Gods wrath and made IL do their bidding
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Ba.klen's Arnisa salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlieum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilbiains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and poai-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by Watkins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

The report of Secretary Noble endorses
and recommends the setion Of Congress
on the following portions Of acting Cover
nor Murphy's report:
/. THAT an enabling act for the admis.
sion Of Arizona as state be passed by
Congress.
2. That all the public lands within Ari-
zona be donated to the Territory, title to
be passed upon admission az State,
3. That all school lands within Arizona
be donated TO the Territory for school pur-
poses, and provisions be made for the
selection Of good in lien Of bad sections. "
This TIE rritoFy requires more than ordi-
nary assistance TO enable it to overcome
the great obstacles in its soil aud sur
roundings, anil with due safeguards the
above requests ought TO be granted.
A. THAT the Apache Indians, who are
now under military surveillance on San
Carlos reservation be removed and the
reservation opened TO settlement"
This is hardly practicable, for there is
no place they could be placed without a
great and reasonable resistance by the
white people there. An Apache Indian
Is not desirable neighbor and while
the people Of Arizona like him not others
who have never become aceostumed to
him at all like him less.
5. "IE is further recommended that all
Apache Indians on the reservation under
military guard be disarmed, and they be
prohibited from the possession Of rifed
guns and fixed ammunition, and that ID
be made felony for any person TO sell or
furnish the Indians such guns and am
munition, under similar peualties as are
imposed for the sale liquor to Indians" /"
This Recommendation is approved. II
has been necessary to keep military
officer as their agent for some years. Yet
murders occur, and more than 100 are
now confined at Fort Union. II il
question Of force, and the resistance to
complete subjugation TO law and order
should be made as small as possible.
II is earnestly urged that If the Indians
are not removed that tie limits Of their
reservation be reduced, and The mineral
and coal lands on the reservation be Sc
gregated and made available.
This is approved. But it Is believed
TO be impossible without an outbreak
unless preceded by disarment.
It is requested that Congress appro-
pirate funds for the erection OF buildings
10 use in the public service 10 Arizona.
1t is recommended that the provision
Of what Is known as the Idaho test oath
be made applicable 10 Arizona.
That the act before Congress which
provides for fourth judge in Arizona be
passed.
That the salaries Of the present judges
In Arizona be increased to 5000 per
snnum.
That appropriation be made by Con-
gress 10 pay the Governors and secretaries
Of Territories the amounts allowed them
by law under section lt-s5, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, 1873.
That the pay Of Legislation, 10 Arizona
be increased 10 $40 yer lay.
That Congress appropriate reasonable
sum for artesian well-boring in the Terri
tory.
That all the public lands within the
Territory bo surveyed.
The requests from to IA inclusive, are
are submitted upon the very abls srgn-
ment Of the Governor, who the secretary
believes is exceedingly well qualified to
determine what the Territory most re-
quired.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

IT has often been asserted by Capt.
Hardy. that there were at least ten acts
passed by the last legislature, which did
not appear in the published acts. Mr..
Hardy has as often been laughed at for
his assertions. IL now appears that
there were eleven bills, which were
pigeon holed by ex-Gov. znlick ard good
attorneys claim that the Acts are just ~
legal ils Ithose published. Among them
is the much discussed Sunday Rest"
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
Notice 20 Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER oYl
MoHAyE County, ARIZONA.
Kingman, ARIZONA. Sept. o, I8!

Kingman, Arizona, Sept. o, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the dupli-
cate assessment roll OF the County OF
Mohave, Territory Of Arizona, for the
year 1890 is now in nay possession for the
collection OF taxes therein, and the taxes
are now due and payable. Taxes will be
delinquent on the third Monday in De-
cember next hereafter, and unless paid
OH that day or prior thereto, one and one.
half az per cent per month during the
time the said taxes shall he delinquent
viii be added TO the amount thereof a.
penalty. / am now ready TO receive
taxes at my office, second door west Of
court house in Kngman, between the
hours Of O'Clock q. m. and 5 O'Clock p.
IN. from and after this date.
L. ]. LAssELL,
County Treasurer and Ex-0ficio Tax
Collector. 45-tf.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
For sale.

Good ranch site with well, Eclipse
windmill, pump, cabin, 40 K 25 reser-
yoir, corral and pipe line. Win sell the
above property cheap. Apply to VIM II.
Lake, Kingman, A. T.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

THE Daily Tombstone Epitaph has
suspended. but the weekly win be con-
tin.led. The visits Of Bro, Meeks spright.
ly little daily viii be missed.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13
To who m a MAY Concern.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, that the Ora Plata mine viii not
be held responsible, for any debts con.
tracted by parties leasing on the mine.
III. G. WILSON.
Kingman, Ariz. Nov. oath 1890.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

The citizens Of Phoenix have adopted
standard time. Heretofore they have
been gssting along with several kinds.
Of time much TO 3 heir inconvenience.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

THE JournalMi says that @. K.
Martindell has not been given a square
deap' by Internal Revenue Collector
Hughes.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

SOMEHOW, since the election. our ex
changes have but little to say in regard to
statehood.
Mohave County miner., 1890-12-13

tiiC wv w shiCD
The Grand Jury, Of Pima county re-
turned an indictment against George w.
Reed for the murder Of James Farrell, at
Nogales. Deceased was resident Of San
Francisco, but the last few years has
been mining in Imuris. Mexico. Reed
applied for letters OF administration on
his victims estate yalued at s200,0O0.
This called for close investigation Of the
murder, which disclosed evidence tend
ing TO show that the killing was cold
blooded and premeditated.
Kirk Epsey was shot and killed by j.
Parks, last Saturday morning about 8
O'Clock, at the Whitlock- Cienega ranch.
about fhirty-five miles south east Of Solo
knoxville, where the cattle round up had
encamped the nigh. previous. Epsey
started the row, firing at Parks. The FIRE
was returned with fatal results. Parks was
acquitted by the grand jury. Epsey was
partner in the cattle business with Tom
Hughes, Of the San Pedro. with cattle
ranging on Bonita Cresk. He had not
been long in the country, but was looked
upon by his partners ss steady industri-
ous yonng man. James Parks Is well
known In this county, about 23 years old
and not man who would seek diff
Guilty. No one regrets the affair more
than he.- Graham County Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-12
TEE DRUG CLERKs.


New Idea Ereordlns moiiovs Ene
Union Solid
The Drug I.olas Association and the
Central Labor Union are again ariat-
ing the question oi pcnaadlae the
stores % close sunday afternoon. there
by giving thc drug clerks one-half ho.-
day out If the seven DAYS m tae wcok.
As $50 OF thc drag firms rr. usc o. close.
aua as i II considered hy many 90 he "a
public necessity 10 have drug store
open all the time, q prominent labor
man suggests tnat tne druggists Doe
asked o. give each ot their mcn one
tull holiday out ut every seTcn, az amy
time @! the week incN seeT B..
The organized furniture workers of ail
branches ll tAc CITY age maEug prep
aratons for great basko, pcnlc "a
week from next Sunday at North Park,
which can then be conveniently bed
over the ncw motor lue comm ftcts
have been appointed fromihe following
ten Orgau.zatl tlois % 3mako arrange
Furniture Workers Protective, CarTCrs.
Turner's, >4WvlT chapeT Hands, Aia-
chine Hands, holland T. W, German
]. W, Cahnctnakcrs, and tao ueW IS.
Of l.. Eulsucr,' Assembly.
The local q garmakcrs' Union BIAS
discovered instances of tlc uso ot coHH-
teriltit union labels by lacal cEar uas-
ers. Ths ofoDse constitute, iorE ry.
and the matter has heea placed u tne
hands OF Prosecuting Attorney stuart