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Prohibition.

Mrs. Shelton lectured to q good
audience last night, taking for her
subject Prohibition From a Bible
Standpoint. The lecture was listened
to attentively, although the Bible is
scarcely a good authority for prohi-
bition, 30 far as the liquor question is
concerned, for notwithstanding the
use OF wine and strong drink is con-
demned in some instances, in others it
Is recommended.
That the Temperance movement
has accomplished much good cannot
be denied, and if each society of the
w. 9. T. u. has succeeded in rescuing
but one person from the chains Of
drunkenness it has not labored in
vain; but the argument that the use
ofintoxicants will be finally abolished
is absurd. Our prohibition friends
say slavery was abolished and why
not the liquor traffioP" To this we
reply that slavery was inaugurated
and maintained as financial specu-
lation and was local affair; while the
liquor traffic, like the social evil, il
the outgrowth OF human passion and
appetite, and is universal. AS we'll
talk of suppressing RIGHTEOUSNESS en-
tirely as to talk of suppressing the
liquor traffic. If we can regulate and
In a measure curtail the social evil
and drunkenness, and save some from
falling victims to their baleful in.
fiuences, we'll; but 80 long as tho ma
ture Of men and women remain un-
changed, 30 long will intoxicating
liquors be drunk, and licenciousness
will prevail. The total suppression of
the one is as liable to be accomplished
AZ the other, for both have been in
existence since Lot dwelt in q cave
with his daughters, and they will con-
tinue as long as mans nature remains
unchanged.
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county lakes his lunch from homo "a
Carson daily. and Carson Hotel me0
are about 10 petition Superintendent
Yerrington to revoke his pass over
the v. b T. Railroad.
The only means for curing and
ahording relief TO the unfortunatee
suffering from hernia or rupture, is in
q well-6tting aud vol adjusted Truss
or Bandsge. Muller has large as
sortment of the very latest improved
Trusses and Bsndsges, and will take
measurement and order any special
Truss or Bandage made 10 orders
The Senate has confirmed the ap-
poiutment Of Charles Foster, Of Ohio,
as Secretary OF the Treasury. The
new Secretary Says 81 am in
thorough accord with the President
In his Vows on free coinage. do
not think that the unlimited
coinage Of silver would be practicable
at all, whether the silver to be coined
were the product of our own mines or
not"
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Tho Cosmopolitan.

The March number of this splendid
periodical has reached our table, and
tho reputation of this Magazine for
literature Of the highest character Ia
fully sustained, while its artistic Illus
trations are among its most important
attractions. "Besuty on the French
Stage" an Darkest America" "A
Protected Queen" and "How I Shot
my First Elephant" are, among the
illustrated articles which will prove
peculiarly interesting 10 the general
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-28
Ex-Treasurer Tufly Dead.

George Tufly, ex-State Treasurer of
Nevada, died at the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. Parrot, at st. Helena,
California, Wednesday. Every old
Nevadsn knew Uncle George, who for
years was the popular landlord OF the
st. Charles Hotel, at Carson, where he
had resided since 1860. His relations
had not determined whether to send
the body to Nevada for interment or
bury It at ST. Helena. He was . ma
tive Of Switzerland, aged "a years,
and was a prominent member Of the
/. o. o. F. and Masonic fraternity.
Peace to his ashes.-[R Reno Journal.
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Tho Youths Companion.

The March number Of that best OF
all publications for young people, tho
Youths Companion, has reached our
table, and It's excellence increases a.
II advances in age. There are 30
many publications the tendency OF
which 10 to debase rather than elevate
the mind Of the young reader, that no
family Of children should be deprived
Of the excellent principles inculosted
by the Youths Companion. Send
S1.75 to Al Temple Place, Boston,
Mass, and you will receive many
times tho worth Of your money.
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For Sale.

Young Messenger, a fine mahogany
bay stallion, sired by Emperor, dark
mahogany bay, by Vermont. His dam
was black Norman and Morgan
mare, his grand dam a Messenger
mare bred by Thos. Drain, Of Ken
lucky. Young Messenger will be six
years old next August, stands 1881
hands high and weighs 1,4O0 pounds.
Any person desiring q first class
horse for breeding purposes Is referred
to }. Henderson, Elko, Nevada, for
particulars. 2-l4tf
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A Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form az
we'll as Blind, Bleeding and protrud-
ing, yield at once to DR.. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affected, absorbs tumora
allays itching and effects a permanent
cure, SOC. Druggists or mail; treatise
free. Dr.. Bosanko, 800 Arch St.,
Philadelphia, Penn. Sold by F. F.
Muller
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

BY Gignoux 10y leave) A. B. No. g.
Regulating tho duties Of the State
Board OF Education. Harmonizes tho
Act which Judge Wells declared un-
constitutional. Judiciary.
A. B. No. s., by Monaghan Act
relating to life, health, accident and
annuity, or endowment insurance
plan and the conduct Of the business
OF such insurance. Judiciary.
8. B. No. 48, repeating tho Act con.
corning the storage Of waters, to en-
courage milling, mining and internal
improvements and to reclaim the
arabic desert lands and develop the
State OF Nevada and to provide funds
Tor the payment Of the same. Joint
Committee on Irrigation.
=. B. No. IS, an Act providing for
compiling and revising Of the revenue
laws OF the State. Judiciary.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
Senate judiciary Committee substi-
tute for 8. b. No. %, relative to the
transportation Of INDECENT insane per-
sons and convicts. State Prison and
Insane Asylum.
At 12:O2 the House took q recess
till 1:3O.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ten members absent.
THIRD READING.
Senate substitute for A. B. No. IA.
Passed by vote of 20 to 1, McClellan
dissenting. The bill refers to the
transfer Of certain moneys collected as
interest on public land contracts prior
to January 8, 1871, and wrongly ap-
portioned to the State School Fund.
A. B. No. 49-Protecting mines and
mining claims. Passed 25 to 5.
Substitute for A. B. No. 2O-All
cabinets Of minerals collected or used
for scientific purposes are hereby
exempted from assessment and tax
alton. The substitute puts the orig
inal bill in better shape. Failed to
pass by q vote of II to ID.
Folsom here introduced a bill out
Of order-An Act relating to Indian
war claims. Military and Indian AT.
fairs.
A. B. No. Al, dividing the State into
Judicial districts and fixing the sal.
aries Of Judges. Made special order
for Monday at 2P.M.
A. Il. No. 66-Fixing the salaries Of
officers Of Humboldt county. Passed
by vote Of q to 8, Fletcher, John.
ston and Van Enron dissenting.
A. B. No. 60-Abolishing compensa.
ton Of Auditors for extending taxes
on the assessment roll. Passed by
unanimous vote.
Messages from the Senate-S. B.
Nos. 81, 50 and 80; also that the Sen,
ate had conourred In Assembly
amendment to 8. B. No. 26.
Adjourned at 2:42.
q. H GRovEa Ranortar
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sALMAGUNDI.

through cast bound last night.
The remains of ex-State Treasurer
Tuft1y Will be inferred at Carson.
f. OeToung has postponed his re-
turn to Tascarora until tomorrow.
Do not fail to take in che enter-
tsinment at freeman Hall tonight.
Curtain rises at 8 O'Clock.
Henderson Green, of tho firm OF
Clark & Green, came up from the
Humboldt House last night.
Doctor Msigs returned from Pleas
ant Valley this morning. He reports
Mrs. Taylor dangerously ill.
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT will be
sent tone year to any address for "a if
paid in advance, and it is worth it.
February, the "runt" of the litter,
ends to-day, and March, the roaring
dion OF the year, makes his bow to-
morrow. -n
Commissioners meeting next Mon
day. File your bills with the County
Clerk to-day, il you have any, we are
not in it. ..... go. ---..... ..s.- -
Reno @ournal:-Judge Talbot, of
Elko, ned q session Of the District
Court here yesterday and disposed of
several probate cases.
If Mrs. John Mackey would spend
her millions in the State where they
were made, she would be as popular
in Nevada as she is in Paris.
CAATTEL MORTGAGES, drawn
strictly in conformity with the laws
Of the State of Nevada, for safe at the
INDEPENDENT office.
Hyou wish to enjoy q fine dinner
without the trouble of preparing it,
go 10 the Depot Hotel about 4:3O to-
morrow afternoon. ...,
John L., the great Sullivan, got
beautifully licked by brakeman on
q train in Georgia the other day.
Pity the bystanders interfered. {.
Central vadan:-Ranehmen are
pleased with the rain and snow storms
Of the week. There will be plenty
moisture in themountains this Spring.
The chances seem favorable that
the Australian ballot system of voting
will become a law. All friends of
pure ballot ardently hope to sec it
adopted in Nevada.
Central Nevadan:-ThoSs lately
from Pittsbupg state that q good
stream OF water Is running down the
canyon, which will be sufficient to run
the four Huntingtous in the Pittsburg
mill.
Reserved seats for the entertain
ment tonight are going OF rapid ly
and full house is assured. Every
body should 60 and show their appre-
citation of the efforts of our amateur
performers.
All wines and liquors used for me-
dtcinal and domestic purposes should
Do absolutely pure and unsdplter.
ated, and none other should be used.
a good stock Of pure domestic and
imported always on hand at Muller's
Drug Store.
Senator John P. Jones cent Oliver
Roberts, of tho Arlington House,
larson, check for $500 in payment
tor the banquet rendered to members
Of the Legislature recently. II 10
'afe to count e1,5O0 Of that SUN az
clear profit.
The New Orleans Delta observes
mat "A Republican paper called
S'aiae the Republican Moses. It
Dok Noses just forty years TO get the
children OF Isrsel out OF the wilder
asas and then he died before he got
!" the promised land"
Keno Journal;--A provident mem.
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Senate met at IL o'clock. President
PoujAde presiding. Roll called; quo
rum present Journal read and ap-
proved.
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reader. PublishOd at Fifth Avenue
and 18th streets, New York, at oc.A0
year.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIPTIEETH SESSION.
Thirty-ninth Day, Feb. %.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Senate met at IL o'clock. President
Poujade presiding. Roll called; quo
rum present Journal read and ap-
proved.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Committee on Enrolment reported
8. B. No. 80 as correctly enrolled.
Committee on Corporations report
Cd fsvorably on A. B. No. Al.
Messages from the Assembly, pre-
seuting for consideration the follow
ing: A. B. Nos. 48 and 81; also re-
turning substitute for 8. B. No. %,
which passed Assembly.
'.. INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
A. B. No. 40, providing for the
punishment of persons altering brands
on stock. Referred to Committee on
Agriculture. .'
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING.
Assembly amendment to 8. B. No.
% concurred in.
Senator Foley in the chair.
Substitute for s. B. No. Is, consoli-
dating county Offices of Ormsby.
Considered engrossed, read third time
and passed by unanimous vote.
Senate then went into Committee
Of the Whole to consider 8. B. No. 80,
providing for copying Senate Journal.
Amended by increasing amount to
$3.50, and reported back with recon-
mendstion that it do pass. Commit
tee then arose. BIZ taken up, amend
ment adopted Fad bill ordered en-
crossed.
Recess taken until 2 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at 2 p. n. Quorum
present. ......
Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported 8. B. No. 50 favorably. Bill
taken up, considered engrossed, read
third time and passed. The Senate
bill conBolidates the following offices:
Treasurer and State Printer, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction and
Clerk Of Supreme Court, Librarian
and Curator OF Museum, Governors
Private Secretary and Adjutant- Cen
eral.
Committee on Judiciary reported
8. B. Nos. SO and 81 fsvorably.
s.. b. No. SO taken up. Amends law
requiring insurance companies to
make annual statements to the State
Controller by changing time Of max
ing statement from January to LIST of
March. Read third time and passed.
s.. B. Nc. 81. Compels Judges to
render decisions within ninety days.
Considered engrossed. Made special
order for 2:30 Friday.
Message from Governor approving
s. B. No. 40. Relief of L. II. Bell.
Message from Assembly returning
8. B. No. 35, reapportionment bill,
which passed that body by vote Of
a 10 IA; also 8. @. r. No. 10, which
had passed.
8. B. No. As, granting aid to Dis
trict Agricultural Associations, taken
from table and referred to Committee
on Ways and Means.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY,.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Assembly met at IL A. n. Speaker
Bicknell in tho chair. Roll called;
quorum present. Journal read and
approved.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.
Education--Senats substitute for
A. B. No. IA, favnrRbly.
Mines and Mining-No. 40, favor
ably.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Folsom moved that the vote by
which the lottery bill, No. 81, was re-
fused ongrossment, be re-oonsidered.
Lost by q vote OF 16 TO ID.
McFadden stated that he would
not move to reconsider the vote by
which the swindling re. apportionment
bill passed the Assembly, ms he did
not think the Assembly had morally
improved any since Wednesday.
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FARCE:
THE MOUSE TRAP.

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IBy ". D. Howells)
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-28
COUNTY HosPITAL REPORT
For February, 1890.

For February, 1890.
INMATES FEB. 1sr:
Peter Munson, Jessie RudesilL
John Gibbons, Joe DHney,
Dennis Cardiff, Michael Wright,
Charley Hargrove.
ADMITTED.
Feb. 1l.-James McClees, age SO.
Feb. 14.-Wm. VIM, age 80.
DISCHARGED.
Feb. 12Jeesie Rudeslll.
Feb. l2-Michael Wright.
Feb. Aloe Daney.
Feb. 18-Wm. VIM.
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BORN.

SHER1DAN:-In Elko, Nevada, Febru-
airy %, 1891, to the wife of Hugh
Sheridan, son.
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EXTRA FINE PERFUMES
at Hinrichs Drugstore.

! SENATOR SAWYER has introduced bill
providing for free delivery of mail matter
in all cities having population of 5000
or over. There is good deal of humbug
about free delivery.
WE are receiving new goods daily for
the Holiday trade, and have a large as
sortmeDt of ladies' and gents slippers at
! Haukohl's. Shoe Store 81
| PROF. FRAENZL and Miss Annie Ket-
tenhofen took part in concert given at
| Sheboygan on Wednesday of last week
The local press was quite complimenta y
IN It's reference to them.
HrJRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cue
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
HE city treasurer requests all persons
who are unable to state where there pro-
perty lies to bring their tax receipts of the
preceding year, 50 that time may be saved
III locating their property.
Go to Lehmkuhl Il Dicke's if
You wish to buy a piano, organ, or
sewing machine The greatest
variety to select from. Terms easy.
MANIToWOC will soon be noted for its
pearl button factories. A third one is TO
be started IN the course OF few weeks.
They are all doing a large business and
tild it hard to ill their orders.
JUST received another fine assortment
of LADIES' and Gents Shoes and SINNERS
suitable for Christmas presents at J. L.
Dumke. Call and see them "a
MANITowoC has summer climate
which amply justifes its claim as I. sum-
mer resort. 1t may now with equal pro-
pretty lay claim to being winter resort.
as thus far this year the weather has
been perfect.
CORRECT SHAPE Is what Burt & Pack
ard mark their Fine Shoes for Gentlemen.
We are the agents for their Firm in
Manitowoc and have large stock to
select from. Price 5000 per pair.
f. kEuMMHEUER.
G. II. Brown northwestern freight
agent of the Green Bay and Winona. is
anxious to push Kewauneo to the front.
and is distributing ILLUSTRATED Rowan
nee" where he thinks 1t will do the most
good.
CHRISTMAS GooDs, a splendid
assortment, ut HINRICHs' Drug
Store. Look at them. 81
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CITY TREASURER HANSEN is the busiest
man in the city these days. Taxes are
being paid quite promptly notwithstand-
ing they are considerably above the aver
age rate.
BEAUTIFUL Presents that meet all de-
mands and satisfy all wants at CT. w.
Fechter's Book Store north Side.
Mrs. STEPHEN Bertler died on Monday
morning of typhoid fever, She was an
excellent woman and her loss will be
seriously felt by her family of young
children.
c. LIEBESow & SoS have every conceiv-
able thing in Xmas Gifts to make your
wife, husband or friends happy.
RUDoLPH KREJcI is going into bust
ness for himself at Amigo. Mr. krejci
is An enterprising young man and has
had considerable experience in the dry
goods line.
A NICE easy slipper is always appre-
ciated by gentlemen, call in and see our
large assortment, at Haukohl's shoe
store 81
The Evening Wisconsin is authority
for the statement that several stockhold-
ers attempted to eDjoin the sale of the
Lake Shore & Western to Chicago 4
Northwestern.
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TIE laws of health are taught in our
schools; but not in way to be of much
practical benefit and are never illustrat-
ed by living examples, which in many
cases could easily be done. II some
scholar, who had just contracted cold
las brought before the school, so that
all could hear the dry cough, and know
its significance; see the thin white coat.
ing on the tongue and later, as the cold
developes, see the proFuse watery expect
Grafton and thin watery discharge from
the nose, not one of them would ever for
get what the first symptoms were. The
scholar should then be given Chamber
lains Cough Remedy freely, that all
might see that even a severe cold could
be cured IN one or two days, or at least
greatly mitigsted, when properly treated
AS soon as the first symptoms appear.
For sale by HI. Hinriohs Druggist. 81
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PERSONAL.

OTTo BIEGEL is spending a few weeks
in the city.
ROBERT HAUKoHL and family are visit
ing in the city.
w. A. WALKER has some business
which has taken him to Washington.
L. J. CONWAY is spending the Christ
mas holidays in Hanitowoc with his
family.
ALBERT SCHUErrE who is a student at
the State University is at home for the
holidays.
JAMES Brooks of the Albert Landreth
Seed Co. left this week for Battle Greek,
Mich, for visit.
Miss lone BARNES. who is attending
school in Fond du Lac is home for the
Christmas holidays.
MISS Ella, the assistant principal of
the north side school, left for her home
in Rochester to-day.
Cox. SHANNAN at one time resident
of this COUNTY is spending few days in
the city visiting friends.
FRANK VAoER and family left yester-
day for Scott, Kansas, which place they
will make their future home.
MB. EDWARD DECKER of Ahnapee was
In the city yesterday. Nr. Decker is the
father of the Ahnapee railroad.
HENRY KANsIER who is attending the
University at WATERFOWL, is enjoying his
vacation with friends in this city.
Mr.. KAuLENBERG of Two Rivers who
is taking a course in the State Ulivers-
ity, arrived at home on Friday last.
Mn. j. T. HARNETT, train dispatcher
on the Sante Fe r. r. is visiting hi
mother Mrs. E. J. Smalley of this city.
ARCHIE NASH reached home on Tues
day, He will return to his college
studies at the close of the holiday season.
MARK SANFORD who is now at work
in printing Office at Bassemer, is spend
ing the holidays with his ralatiyes in this
city.
BURT BARNES who is taking a course
in drawing in Chicago, came home last
week to spend few weeks among his
friends.
J. NJ. PEPPARD of Meme who is COM
pleting course in the Milwaukee Nor
NAL school is spending his vacation with
his parents.
Miss CLARA BoUGHToN and Mr.. Max
Staehle students at the Milwaukee Nor
NAL School are spending their Christmas
vacation in the city.
J. z. WATT of Maple Grove was in til,
city on Monday. Mr.. Watt is one o.
these successful country merchants VIII
do not complain of hard times.
CAPTAIN GEORGE hartley was in tie
city for a few days this week. He left his
tug, the Monarch, here TO receive so
repairs during the winter.
Miss MAMIE SANDFoRD one of the
most competent stenographers this city
has furnished the commercial centeIs.
is spending the holiday vacation in this
city.
CAPTAIN GNEwUCH of Manistee was in
the city couple of days last week. he
says it is understood in Manistee that a
line OF boats will be run from that point to
Kewaunee.
GEORGE REUTHER is again back in
Manitowoc, being now cashier at the de-
pot here. George is pleased at the
the change and the people of Manitowoc
regard it with like feelings.
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LION Soap is the best at EDgels.

The Deep Waterways at Detroit seems
to have been by 10 means a "howIins sue
cess"
GENTS cork soled shoes, ali kinds at
Haukoll's shoe store. Give them a trial.
THE Two Rivers public library was
formally opened on Tuesday evening of
this week.
REC4CYGL & NJ, KEsH carry large
line of Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens.
The winter solstice was reached on
Monday last without our having reach
/ ed zero weather.
LOWEST prices on school books and
school supplies at L. SCHMIDTMAN.
THE schooner Page has been using the
city fire engine instead of steam pump
to get rid O. the water in her hold.
LARGE line of Mems, Boys and Child
ren's Clothing at Rechcygl & Maresh,
Mrs. TANK of Mishicott died on Frid ay
of last week. She was young woman
having been married only one year.
MEMS. wooden under wear mall sizes
color and price at Schultz the halter
PANKRATz & Co have two lumber
camps ont already. George Gibson leaves
next week to take charge of a camp.
gHE highest price paid for scrap iro n
MANITowoC MAEFG. Co.
A UNION school was held at Mishicott
on Friday and Saturday OF last week. 1t
was managed by Supt. Patzer and Prin-
cipal Hewitt.
Now for nice light. The new light oil
at Alb. Engels. "a
An account of the Teachers Union
School at Mishicott arrived too late for
insertion this week. 1t will be publish
ed in the next issue.
MUsICAl Instruments. largest assert
ment and lowest prices at
L. SCHMIDTMAN.
WITHIN the last three months, the
Manitowoc Manufacturing Co. has ship
ped 100000 worth of goods. That's bust
ness ''fs is business"
JUST received at Schlltz the halter
complete line OF Mems fall and winter
over shirts
The Pilot will be in rather a forlorn
condition next week. The editor will be
IN Madison and so will all those who chip
IN when necessity demands.
WE received large assortment of
Slippers suitable for Christmas presents
"A L. KRUMMHEUER-
JACOB Koch of this city died on Sunday
last after a brief illness He was Ga
years old, was born in Saxony and leaves
family of nine children in good circum-
stances.
For nobby styles in fall and winter
hats go to Schultz the halter. IF
ALL kinds of footwear can be had at
Haukohl's shoe store, at bottom prices.
Call in and see. u
NEITHER Brickner or Babbitt has been
appointed on the River and Harbor com
mlttee. Wisconsin is completely ignored
IN the make up of this committee