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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
HEALY Assaulted.
The ANTI Parnsllits Seriously Injured In
Cork.

The ANTI Parnsllits Seriously Injured In
Cork.
Cork, March 24.-Timothy Healy, M.
P, when leaving the courtroom yester-
day at the conclusion OF trial in which
he was interested. was soon surrounded
by q bowling mob, which followed him
along the street and made .
number Of attempts to assault him.
The crowd finally became SO violent
that Healy, to escape his tormsntors.
was compelled to beat q retreat and take
refuge In the dressing room Of the Vic
toria hotel. While there man suddenly
rushed into the room. turned out the
light and then struck Healy . powerful
blow in the face. smashing bis eyeglass
into pieces.
Healy's assailant is O'Brien Dalton,
who was connected with the Tipperary
conspiracy. He upbraided Heaiy for the
insulting speech which he says Healy
made while Dalton was In prison. He
then struck Healy. The glass injured
the coats Of Healy's left eye and in
fiicted . wound an inch below the eye
lid. It IL feared Inflammation will en-.
sue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
A Poor MIL and . Free right.

ST.. PAUL, March 24.-The fight be-
tween the Australian Smith and Denny
Kelliher, heavy weights, last night. re-
suited In favor Of Smith in eight rounds.
It was one-sided from the first. Kelliher
being over-matched and trying to stay
ten rounds and get half the gate receipts
instead Of one-Quarter, IS he would II
defeated. In the eighth round Kelliher
was knocked down six times. Starting
to get up again Smith struck at him and
Kelliher dropped as II he was hit and at
once claimed foul. At that point both
the police and spectators tried to get on
the stage and free fight ensued. In .
little while the police cleared the hall
and Referee Jimmy Manning declared
Smith the winner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, March 24.-A
party OF Chickasaw reservation marshals
had . desperate fight with outlaws
yesterday. The outlaws were cornered
in house and opened fire on the ap-
proaching officers. The fire was re-
turned with fatal effect, killing Alexan-
others, Bill Poe and John Chester. were
captured after desperate resistance.
The marshal also lost one Of the party,
Rev. Perkins, . preacher, who accom-
panied them, being shot and killed by
the outlaws. The prisoners we're brought
In safely and lodged In jail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27

THE cHocTAw DOODLE.
- Important National Con vsntl0n Called
70 Dispose Of It,


PARIS, Tex, March 24.-The meeting
~ the special session OF the Choctaw
ceuncil, which ia called for Wednesday,
April l, is looked forward to with moro
than ordinary interest. The main question
e0 come before that body will be the dis
position Of the o. SOC, 600 that the nation
VII receive from the sale OF the leased
district. Some OF the more far.seeing
Afs In favor OF investing it for perma-
nent school fund, but they are In hope
Mss minority. Gov. Jones and ex-Gov.
6qAhllwood, rival political leaders, are
agreed that II should be paid to
the people per capita. They argue
thatttis the peoples money, and should be
paid to the people. There has been
some discussion as to the status OF the
freedmen with reference to the money.
The third article of the treaty Of 1865
says:
All persons OF African descent. residents
ID the satd nations At the date OF tho treaty
AZ fort Smith. and thbir descen6A ants here
s4.itli save ils shs flsAt1. lfsils9ss ana il.
munities. including the right Of suffrage.
OF citizens OF said nations, except In the
annutties. moneys and public domain
claimed by or belonging to said ations
respectively.
This seems to leave the negro out.
Other matters OF importance to the
ChOctaws will receive attention.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
The Psrsimouy Of wealth.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Yonng John
Jacob Astor has just had an experience
at st. Augustine, Fla, that has
prompted great deal OF comment here
He protested against the price that was
charged for his accommodation when he
was on his bridal tour and this fact has
touched the sense OF humor OF his friends
In society, both men and women. The
price named for the rooms that be occu.
pied WAS $39 q day with : charge Of q
extra over and above this In case he de-
sired to have his meals served In his
room. II he had stayed there IN entire
month the expenditures thst he would
have incurred for rent would have been
81 600
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
The Pour Esce ped DrovnInr.

HURON, March 23.--George Kimes, Of
this city, whose two daughters were re-
ported drowned 1T Tacoma yesterday,
teiegraphs his wife here that the girls
have been found and are with him sound
and well. The reported drowning was .
mistake, though IT was thought to be
true when the friends here were notified.
The mother, who is here, was almost
And Is correspondingly happy now that
1t turns out to be untrue. Owing to the
rough weather the four young people
stopped Thursday and Friday nights on
an island near Tacoma, where the yacht.
ing club has clubhouse.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
NICHOLS TO BLAINE.
Louisana's Governor Makes Report Of the
New Orleans RlllinR.

Louisans's Governor Makes Report Of the
New Orlsans Killins.
WASHINGTON. March 24.--Secretary
Blaine received letter this morning
from Gov. Nichols, OF Louisiana, in re-
gard to the recent killing of eleven
Italians in Jail at New Orleans. The
letter, which Is dated March 81, &C.
knowledges receipt Of the secretary's
telegram and states that the matter Is
now being investigated oy the grand
jury. The governor IL satisfied that
most of the persons killed are American
citizens, butt is probable that two or
three of them may have been italian
subjects. A copy Of the letter was sent to
Baron Fava, the Italian minister, by
Secretary Blaine
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
THIS 70 DIFFERENT,
New Claimed that lGrs. O'shss Wul Not
Marry Pafnoll.

New Claimed that Mrs. O'shss Wtu Not
Marry Pafneal.
LONDON, March 24.-The decree nisi
obtained by Capt. O'Shea against his
wife will assume the character and force
of an absolute divorce In six weeks,
which fact Is greatly increasing the dis
cussion of the question whether Mr..
Parnell will avail himself Of the oppor-
tunity offered to make the lady his wife.
II has al along been admitted that the
couple have intended to marry - soon
- they could legally do 20, but It is now
stated that the wedding 10 extremely un-
likely to take place, not, however,
through any disinennation on the part
Of Mr.. Pssnell. It ts learned upon ex-
cellent authority that the objection pro-
ceeds from Mrs. O'Shea, who, 1t Is al.
legged, has become disguised with Mr..
Parnell's conduct and now believes that
the gentleman 10 actuated by no higher
motive in wishing to become her husband
than TO obtain possession Of her money
TO bolster up his personal cause.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
TRIED TO BE FUNNY


CHICAGO, March 24.-Charles Button,
. repairer in the employ OF the fire alarm
telegraph service, went into the barber
shop of E. Pirofols on Harrison street
last night. and, seating himself In .
chair, called upon any member Of the
Matis in the shop to give him . shave.
He also announced that he had . hand
In settling the New Orleans troubles,
being . member Of the mob that stormed
the Crescent City jail. For . moment
the Italians looked at the customer and
then fell on him en- masse. When the
''avenger" landed in the street he looked
Is II he had been In collision with 10.
comotive. The terrific humping he re-
ceived with pokers. chairs and bIflets Of
fire wood may result fatally. Three
Observation-Disclosures Mecozso, Michael
Rerelo and Jacob Searo-were arrested
charged with assault on the ''svenger.' =
Button, It is believed, WAS not in New
Orleans st oil and was simply trying 70
be funny.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
Usexpeotsd OpposI tIon,

FREDERICK, s. D., March PA mass
meeting Of farmers Of tho northwestern
part Of Brown county voted to take
nearly the same stand - Warner citizens
In the matter Of restraining the county
commissioners from Issuing county war
rsn.s fer seed wheat. Osccola and other
townships have secured seed already and
refuse to pay bnrdensOme taxes Illegally
levied. The meeting favored the plar
Of each township becoming responsible
for Ill seed furnished needy farmers.
Committees were appointed 70 enjoin the
county board. Excitement runs high.
the sentiment being quite strongly
against county officers conducting =
speculative loan business contrary 70 the
state consultation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
MANsLAUCHTER.
THAT 10 the Huron Jury's Verdict I'm the
Hundley Case.

That 10 the Huron Jury's Verdict I'm the
Hundlsy Case.
HURON, March 24.--Thc jury in the
Hundicy murder case has returned q
verdict OF manslaughter In the first de-
gree against Fred Hundley, who killed
his father, Hon. Zack T. Hundley, here
last June. The minimum penalty is
four years In the penintentiary. 1t is
thought that the sentence will not ex-
coed eight years. Fred Is II years old.
He and his father got into trouble while
pntting down . carpet. At the time OF
bis death Mr.. Hundley was editor Of the
Herald Democrat, the leading democratic
paper of the state, chairman of the
democratic state committee aud leader
0f his party. His death created great
sensation
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
Dummy Clocka.

Have yos ever noticed that the dummy
clocks uaed - jeve3eSs' signs almost oil
point 10 tho senno timp-aeveuteen min
utss after eight Psrhsps, il yop haye
thought Of than st III. yon supposed,
q I did. that they were made to point
to any hour that The workman who made
them might fancy; but that h not %.
A gentleman. standing near one tho
ether day. said, Il never see one Of those
clock-iA1ss thAt ! don't think .of Abra-
ham Llnooln.s why so?s asked :
ttisod. sBeeause those elocks mark
The hour and moment he was shot The
gsxsls1 Association, sitter his 6satb,
decided that all suoh clock-iaces shonld
~ ~ at seventeen minutes pest eight,
nd ~ hssa done % esnsrally sinos
ihat yoa ssarsly evsr - ooe whish =
~ 8 ~ ~. : ~ semindes q ~
1A9p - a1 4 - -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
Exports esd Imports sqp Rehruapv,

WARRINGTON, March 24.-The bureau
OF statistics reports that for the month
Of February, 1891, the exports Of mer-
chandise from the United States aRgre-
gated 974, 592. 500 aud the imports $685.
926, IT'S, making the excess OF exports
over imports $4,000, ,O93. rs compared
with IN excess OF 87,2lS, 345 In February,
1890. The exports OF gold during the
mouth Of February. 1891, were ~, ,OiO, l46,
against 81. .17O. 800 In February. 1890, and
Of silver 81, ,62s, ,O36, against 81, $50, 1875
the preceding year. The imports were:
OF gold, 1866, 3O4, against 81, ,479. .433, and
Of silver $976, ,96d, against $i,O7s,9l4 tho
preceding year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
DuN's WEEKLY Rgvixtp,,
n Shows : Moro Ifopsfsf 0ua16s2 -
Rutaro 0aslnoss. ss

susssO DuMn ssss 9s s@s SszS
NRw YoRK, March 81 1.R. u. t.
Cos. Weekly Rcuieso AZ 1yuds says: s''s
:. ss.s !. !. ~. ssz ss3
faa,;na :, 3 cnn .0Inc ass,n. = a.moss aH s.l
n tha fntnrs Thnn.s s -. IUp.a s.asaaa. esaS
of short crnns = M salt !. - M ..o.sh .s.s
the nrosracts ~ tas ,,si.., ~, -. y. q
arcantlos, .Il- hrs,hs 80 ..Is.- -. s.sss.ssss
of ina chiaf 8 - &
checkad % ~ tha .,rsarts, s ~: ~.
nrice.. u nav - .x,.oetss ss sSas - r. 49,
tions hetveen mntsrssls M Z SsssssssS I. n
prndncts viii soon ~ .ds,,.s.s .d;r ~ IS .
Conditions. ~ a '''','s a ss.s; "a 'ssS
The sales ~ wooi !. p.,.4n. ~ 4
And philadeInhis thts rssr ssR - ~
shnw n incresso cvar isst - ~ / ~
mar cent and stiIl cnntiruss a ~. sssSs ~
dress roods mslars NJ havs a c,o.s1 ~ ii eS.e
nrosnern,,s sassnn trn,v. - s,.s s-.ss.issS.s'
hottor nricos rrasa,,ti. - ~. IA lssss..s ~
snme comnla,n thst th.v 8. - = ~ y
~ i.rca stnchs ard ~ ~. s...ss,S..3 ~
nroiat - eisss. 49,
~ .tiIi rs..svot co. s.,sS:s -
dlversi6catinn 81 tha u ~. : Z I ~
for foreirn snnnIv onIv ~ ~ 1,.ss : .ss'
Of WORRIED that ara MT msd~ 49, SssSssS
even - men,s -yesr q : roni.rs .sss ssS ~
soma i'm nrnvemanH thnn-h sIS' I.ss Iss....s ~
look ~ stvIas rsther 49, .,s n.y.. 4
The boot ana shoa hrssrAs. !. rsts.sssss
Nv snncnlatinn - hidss .s ~ - NJ
goods, are no hieher thsn 4 year ssn
hmt ~hila hnvare "a !. !, ,t,,,s ts... = ~. ~
nnmaron. ana ma shn,,s 49,. ~ S.s.a.ss...is
snpniied vish nraers g -. -. -s '' 4 A. ~
Tha iron trada shnrve - ~.
ara ha,iavinc thst = "s,n.. - 49, Sn..~.sS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27

NEW YORK, March c4.-Techincally
speaking, the doors OF the Washington
National bank, whose failure was given
out last evening, have not closed, % It
wss announced that they would be TO-
day. Cpnspicuously posted on the door
was the following notice:
Az the request Of the directors ! have
AIKEN possession OF this bank in the name
OF Comptroller OF the Currency, Lacey,
under whose direction its affairs Will be
liquidated. signed. A. Il. Hepburn, Ma
tional bank examiner.
The clerks were all In their accustomed
places this morning, but no money was
received or paid out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
Doughsrty's vag Brother Drops Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 24.-Will-
lam Dougherty, brother Of Daniel
Dougherty, was found dead last evening
in the cellar Of the residence of the Rev.
DR.. Geo. Dana Boardman, OF this city.
He had applied for something to eat, and
while 1t was being prepared for him had
gone to the cellar to fix the furnace, on
request of Mrs. Boardman. Not return
ing, . search discovered him lying dead
in front of the furnace. His body was
removed to the police station, where it
was recognized as that of William Dough-
ertY. brother of the well-known silver
tongued orator, Daniel Dougherty, Of
New York,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
Rx-oov. ROBINSON DEAD.

4 Pr0minont Dsnooratlc Politician Gone
he Way ef All Flesh.
ELMIRA, N. ", March 23.--Ex-G Gov.
Lucius Robinson died this afternoon
after lingering illness.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
THE MARKETS.
sioux City Live 0toelg.

UNION srocx YARDS. SIOUX CITY. March
A.--.Hogs gs-Estimated receipts, 1900. The
thirty-thvee fresh loads on sale this morn
ing were soon gobbled up. Buyers had no
sooner set foot in the yards than they COM
menced Offering 10015c higher than last
nights close. The quality was trifie
better than yesterday. and while hogs that
sold for 81. IS twenty four hours ago brought
$3.50 to-day, yet In that same grade the
quality was noticeAbiy better and the
average cost At the close will hardly show
more than 1O0lSc advances. 1t Was . great
day, al around, and the market closed
strong on choice heavy at - so04.55; mixed,
sA.4oD4.so; light. ei.1o0A35.
Cattle - Estimated receipts, 200. The
feeling was universally stronx, both in re-
gard 10 tuyers and sellers. The big receipts
save second hands ample opportunity to
take up large amount OF attractive stun
In steers and but herocows. In the latter Of
which number OF sales showed the market
10 be lb0l5 cents higher. Stock cattle found
Plenty OF buyers at strong prices.
Aouth OnAh Law ssooA.
eoUrn OMAHA. Mch. 24.-Hoes--Estimate ated
receipts, 1000. O6lcial yesterday. 2,eO0
Shipments. 3 cars. Market opened lOll5c
highcr. Light. e3.75Ge4.15; mixed, % $50
AIS; heavy. 1a.lO04.s rs.
Cattle-Esttms tied receipts, 2.00o. QAicial
yesterday, i.O4s; shipments. 20 cars. Mar
kct strong 70 &c higher. Quality fair.
slAi, - lAve ssseG.
CHICAGO. March vl.-Oattle- -keceipts,
5000. Market str0nxi steers, ea.00o5. IS;
Gov. and heifers. e22s04.3S.
Hogs-Receipts, ls,o0O. Market higher;
, common. ss.sO0A.so; prime mixed N.ssl
AIS; prime heavy and buichers' weights.
$4.ss@4.' 8: light. ei.7o01.sS.
6heep-Receipts, 10.e0e. Market lower;
natives. e5.2505.s0: western. e5.lS05.75.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
FRESH NEWS OF THE DAY.
Information Cleaned From All
Quarters Of the Universe.
SUNDRY CABINET TALK
SECRETARY NOBLE NOW
BOOKED TO REMAIN.

Chicago Man Gets Funny, and Suffers
for It-IngsrsoIl Addresses New York
Audi moo on shakesp srs-Other News
and other Notes Here snd There.
WAsHlNGToN, March 24.-The causes
which led to the report that Secretary
Noble was to resign have been dissipatcd
for the present and he will probably re-
main now for time ut least. Senator
Hansbrough Is quoted as saying that he
had made some inquiries and was salts
fed that Mr.. Noble will remain in the
cabinet.
~. 1Gssase1s NsSa as5fisy. -
The story that Gov. Mellctte was to
succeed Noble was probably based on the
fact of the governors visit here last
week. He was not In town yesterday,
but it is thought he will be back in day
or two. He certainly has not given any
Of his friends reason to believe that he IL
to be rendered cabinet place.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
BETRAYED HIS TRUST
THE PRESIDENT OF THE KEY
STONE IN DEFAULT.

A 0uWoukoo Foauuro -0oD. JOhnotOA and
Ez-1ov. Robinson Numbered Among the
Dead -1ngalls and the Alliance Agsin--
News Elsewhere.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-Tacts Just
brought to light indicate that the trouble
with the Keystone National bank, which
closed up last week. dates considerably
back OF the run inaugurated during the
financial strineencies last December. 1t
is now stated that President Lucas. who
died In 1883, owed the bank large sum
Of money, and that this fact was con-
cealed from several directors, although II
was known to others.
Slow Celieettons Dsd Il.
MILWAUKEE, March 2a.--The Milwan.
kee Bridge and Iron works. Of which
Messrs. Keepers 4 Hindell are the
principal stockholders, assigned this
iD0rning. Tbe liabilities Of this COM
pany are $500, GOO; assets not given, but
It IL asserted that they will exceed the
liabilities. Slow collections caused the
failure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27

Portugal Trenohes On EnglanA's Interest.
LONDON, March 24.-Intelligence has
reached here that the Portuguese have
declared . state Of siege in Maicaland,
South Africa, . part Of which territory
Is the scene Of operations by the British
South Africa company, between which
company and the Portuguese authorities
there has been much hostility. It IL
stated that the purpose Of the Portu.
guese in declaring the state of siege Is to
coerce the English who have settled In
Manicaland.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27

SANDY Hook. N. j., March 24.-The
brig, Joseph Dsmlan, from Jamaica for
Havre, France, with cargo Of logwood,
went ashore this morning. The crew of
ten we're rescued with the exception Of
one man,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-03-27
THE SAVING sONo.


"Nearsr My 0ed, e TAss." La Uusg Tw %
to 0oea Ernest.
SpRINGFIELD, O., March ga panic
that came near resulting In several fatal
tiles occurred last night at . religious
meeting 1T the Grand opera house. Miss
Barry was overcome by the heat and
tainted. The house was crowded aud
several rushed to her side. Some one
foolishly shouted fire and mad rush
for the door ensued. At this point the
choir struck up Nearer My God, to
Thee" This had the effect OF Quieting
the congregation. A score or more per-
sons were injured.
The 0sms Dsag Out WEST.
SALT LAKE, Utah, March 23.-Two
weeks ago Rev. N. N. Lane, OF 81.
Paul's church, announced that he would
last night preach Z sermon on ''Newpa-
per Men," In consequence the edifice
was flled to overaowing. Al the con-
clusion Of the Arst hymn the supports of
the building gave way In the center and
the door sank TO the Easements distance
Of eight feet. The presence Of mind Of
the newspaper men themselves saved .
panic. No one was injured, though sew
eral ladies Tainted. The choir aided
materially In Quteting the tumult by
singing "Nearer Ny God to Thee," dur
Ing which the audience dled out.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-07
BIBLES FOB SALE AT =
PROFIT-AT COST-OR
GIVEN AWAY.

have on hand at the ,Il,isboro
Book Store, about One Hundred
Bibles and Testaments Thev are
there ipr sale "at a profit Ii not
at a profit, at cost. II MT at cost,
'given away
You. or your friend, or Your
neighbor, can get Il according 10
the following
If you want n Bih.e and are able
to pay me q profit, | would be glad
10 self To you.
Ifyou need q Bible and are not
ubtc 10 pay me q profit, say SO, and
you a have one At cost.
II You have no Blue at home and
are not able 10 buy one at cost, You
will be welcome 10 one tree of
charge.
You who read this, if YOU know
OF any family IN Orange county
without . Bible III lie house, please
leave their name at the Book Store.
AID obliye. Yours truly,
NATE " BROWN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-03-07
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The Wilmington Messenger;says:
Kingsbury, of our staff, has been
invited to take the chair Of English
in ono Of the most hourishiny inhti.
t%u'ions Of learning in North Caro-
lima, The Davis Military School, at
Winston.
Charlotte Chronicle The author
tiles Of Trinity College have re.
Gnested DR.. Byers, OF this CITY, to
organize a Medical Department !or
the institution. A complete faculty
is to be formed and a corps OF pro
fessors selected for tie var Gus
branches of medical and surgical
science. The standard is TO be frs,
class, and a large special building is
10 be erected for the sole use of this
department. A commodious and
thoroughly equipped modern general
hospital, together with a training
school for the education OF trained
nurses is also to be operated.
The Raleigh correspondent of the
Wilmington Messenger says: The
Legislature has bad an opportunity
of squarely facing the matter of tax
ing dogs, giving the lax to the
school tnnd and also protecting
sheep. 1t cast the chance to The
winds last night, The House having
by a vote OF 80 to 81. decided tc
table the bill. 1t was the old case
Of dog, and, as usual, the dog won
For the first time in Legislative his
tory, the bill came up with a favo,a
bic report. One member stated tina,
in his county there were so sheer
and 5000 dogs, and yet his count,
is one of the finest 10 the Piedmon,
section. The Farmers Legislature
has made a bad record on the dos
tax law.