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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27
Civil Jury cases.

Judge Zane made setting of civil jury
cases yesterday for the balance Of the term.
The hearing of these cases will occupy the
courts attention from Dec TO IA inclu-
sive. excepting Dec and 6. upon which
according to the setting as made FRIDAY.
The civil causes set for hearing are as fol-
lows:
THURSDAY, DEC. l.
The American Publishing company vs..
The American Publishing company Vi.
Henry WAGNER
FRIDAY, DEC. 2.
Charles Nader vs.. Taylor, Romney &
Armstrong company ct al.
Beck 81 PAUL. Lithographing company vs.
Natural Mineral Water company.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. Z.
John Anderson ct al. VS.. Charles Klam-
beck ct al
George L. Betz vs. Emma Whiting.
E. W. Wilson ys. A. L. Williams ct al.
THURSDAY, DEC. S.
Albert Fisher ct al. vs. A. F. Lawson
ct al
Bank of Phillips VS.. W. H. Fairchild ct al.
William Craig VS.. The Metropolitan In
vestment company.
FRIDAY, DEC. 9.
Thomas Jenkins VS.. Charles Davey.
A F. Edwards VS.. w. F. Heaps ct al.
Kansas Hardware company vs. James
Nelson.
MONDAY. DEC. 10.
Alexander S. Fowler vs. Union Pacific
railway company.
Samuel Gum vs. Thomas Armstrong.
Philip Neder ct al. vs. George c. Charl-
ton.
TUESDAY, DEC 49,
William Hopkins ct al. VS.. r. S. Giullani.
Andrew G. Brixon VS.. John f. Free ct al.
! A. Hink vs.. John H. Bowman.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. IA.
H. A Hess ct al VS.. Margaret White, ad-
ministratrix.
Frank Fitzgerald vs. Salt Lake city.
John A. James VS.. James Gordon.
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L0CAL NOTES.


THE gospel meeting OF the Y M. c. A. viii be
held in their rooms as usual, at o'clock this
afternoon. 1t Will be led by Rev. r. G. NC
Niece. The subject is, "a Question Every Man
Must Answer'-Heb. 2:14
F. A CLIFr was arrested yesterday by Cap
tain Donovan on a warrant sworn out by Health
Officer Beatty, charging him with violation OF
the sanitary ordinance. The ground for the
complaint was that Mr.. Gift mad permitted
foul Stops and refuse to be thrown into a sur
face cesspool.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report of yester
days temperature is as follows: a m.-Salt
Lake, 26; Baker City. -; Cheyenne, 10;
Helena, 10; Miles City, IA Winnemucca 20;
ham, 20; Ogden, q; Logan, l5 Park City, Is;
Provo, 81; Stockton, l9i Alta, 20.
THE Choral society meets again tomorrow
evening. Active rshearsals of the Light Of
Asian have been going on daily for the past ten
days, and excellent progress has been made.
The Light of Asia viii be produced at the Salt
Lake theatre on Jan. instead OF Dec. 25 as
al first announced.
JAMES r. JAKEMAN will be turned over to
Marshal Brown of Provo, this morning to be
taken back TO that city TO answer number OF
charges Of obtaining money on fraudulent
checks Jakeman's swindling operations IN
this city have been compromised by his friends,
all OF the money he fraudulently obtained hay
ing been paid back to the parties from whom it
was obtained.
The uSl6rS OF the LQ0aIre are making extern
sive preparations to entertain all who may be
guests at their ball and children's matinee 10
be given on next Friday night, Saturday after
noon and evening. The grand march will begin
al 2:30. and during the afternoon the pleasing
illuminated fairy fountain will be shown his
is the first public matinee Of the season and it
is expected to be success.
THE City Creek aqUeduct on North Temple
street has been the receptacle for some days
past of several hundred loads Of snow and dirt
which has been carried from the streets. In
some places the aQueductis filed full and the
residents anticipate an overflow when the sur
plus water OF City Creek Is turned in. some
bright mind yearning to help eeplete the city
treasury is probably the author of the idea.
LADIES, BUY DEsERET WOODEN mills cloth
for your boys suits and pants.
BUCKLE g. Sons.
Pure wines. GOdbe-Pitts Drug Co.
II your saliva does not generate
freely, use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTI GUM. Z
FIRST GLASS HOME COOKING.
Woman's Exchange 10 l-6 East First
South. Meals, 25c.; B. Z to 8; L, - to 80;
D, 5 to go; Sunday b, to 10; D, IL to 3. n
Fine fancy goods. Godbe-Pitts Co.
SINeLE-BREAsTED sAcoUE suits made to
order from Deseret WOODEN mills cassi-
mers, S25. BUCKLE & SoN.
Dr. Griswold fills teeth without pain. =
If you feel torpid and slukglsh,
use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUIILFRUTTI GU1G.
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County Of1cers-Clerk, John T. Lazen-
burg; recorder, John T. Lazenburg; as
SCISSOR and collector John Curfew: prose-
cutting attorney, M. W. Mansfield; sheriff,
George Chappell; treasurer, Thomas A.
jeffrey; surveyor, M. w. Mansfield; corc-
ner, s. M. Farms worth; selectmen, Hiett
E. Mansfield, Henry Giles, Seth Taft;
superintendent Of schools, Willis Robin
son.
ID UINTAH.
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TRAYELERs TROM SALT LAKE

VIII ind TIE HERALD on all railroad trains IN
The west ct the news stands in Denver, Butte.
Omaha. LeadviIle Portland, Boise and all
ether western cities, Also at the P O. News
company. Chicago; Palace HOTEL San Francis
co; Cheye me News Co., Cheyenne, and the Eb-
bitt house, Washington. Readers OF TIE HER
AID who DO not find Il offered for sale en- the
trains or other places where Il should be, viii
confer q favor by notifying Us Immediately
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wAsATCH COUNTY.

County oficers-Clerk, Thomas H. Giles;
recorder, Alfred Bond; assessor and col
lector, John E. Moulton: prosecuting at
torney. William Boys; treasurer, Robert
Duke; coroner. John Mcdonald; select
men, John Clyde. Charles /. Brownsop,
John II. Mecham.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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h0n PAIR BLANKETS.

We have just placed on sale 500 pair Of
white and coored blankets slightly imper-
feet, which will secure the purchasers bar
Gains never before offered in this city or
any where else SIMON Bros"
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How crowded the street cars were on the
night before Thanksgiving Every arm
full OF the good things which make up that
dinner of the year to which all thoughts
and hearts turn. Christmas dinner is,
after ell, only secondary 10 the delight of
the children with their store of pretty
things Santa Claus has brought. But
Thanksgiving takes In the absent from
their homes, sc that the feeling of ''Out in
the cold world, shall not enter their
hesrss. 1t is the reuniting of home folks,
the time 60 pause ana think of what little
ties OF kindred and home Il this busy, rest
less world. So that when we saw the
chickens. the turkeys and that great white
goose which was carried home that night,
ths pity in our hearts that its pretty white
neck would lie beneath the Ratchet, gives
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County Oficers-ClerK, Francis L. Dag
gett; recorder, Seth A. Pyrum assessor
and collector, Theo. P. Cottram; prosecut-
ing attorney, James G. Wilder; sheriff,
George Brooks; treasurer, Horatio Pick
EFT; surveyor, Isaac c. Mcfarland; corc-
ner, George F. Whitehead: selectmen, r.
G. Lund, James g. Dufhn, James q.
Rucker.
WAYNE COUNTY.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT.
VERY grain is q perfect crystal.

Aprons, dolls, linens, baskets, bags, pies,
cakes, bread. etc., can be purchased at
reasonable prices at the sale at St. Mark ;
schoolhouse, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of this week.
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Pure beer is the healthiest drink known.
The A. 8. G.. Bohemian Bottled Beer" of
ST. Louis is the best. Fred 5. Hadra, A
East First South street, Salt Lake city,
agent.
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SEEN AND HEARD.

The sight of some. fine Utah fruit,
canned, intended for the Worlds fair,
brought to mind what the Philadelphia
Press said not long since. 1t was that we
were indebted TO Pompeians for our pro-
cess of canning fruit, some figs having
been discovered in fine preservation some
nineteen centuries ago. Who shall that
our works do not live after us! No doubt
it was the work of some thrifty housewife
whose only thought was for the comfort of
the head of her home Little did she dream
that 1t would give an Impetus to a
splendid business of the New World
Columbus was to discover What thoughts
and feelings must have filed the minds
and hearts of those Americans who ate
that fruit! Truly we are of more account
than we often think.
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$1,5O0.00

HOUSE AND LOT eIJEN AWAY,
With forty-four lots in Liberty Park addi-
ton. City water and street cars. Prices low,
terms the best, See b. s. Young, Room
81, Mccormick block.
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Short and Crisu.

Amos H. Fielding VS.. John w. Young ct
al dismissed without prejudice on motion
of the plaintiff.
William nj. Ferry ct al VS.. Andrew Lun-
den ct al; statement settled.
United States VS.. Utah Central Railway
company; dismissed on motion of the de-
PENDANT.
]. o. Gale ct al VS.. j. P. Keate; appeal
dismissed
Glen R. Boutwell, vs.. Alua r. Black
mare ct al dismissed by plaintiff.
Joseph II. Smith VS.. Salt Lake city; mo-
ton for reference set for hearing on Dec. l.
Frank Merrill VS.. Matte Merrill default
entered on cross-complalnt.
ton for Judgment on pleadings overruled ;
demurrer Withdrawn and ten days TO an
swer.
John Al. Young vs.. A. T. Schroeder; de-
murrer set for hearing on Dec. 3.
w. n. Henderson rs. @. w. Higgins; ap-
peal dismissed and stay of execution for
one week; bond on appeal TO supreme
court fixed at double Jhe amount of judg
ment.
Fritz Riepen VS.. Sharon Atkinson; mo-
ton to dismiss set for Nov. 2S
w. L. Douglass ct al. vs.. George A.
Alder ct OIL; hearing continued until
Nov. IS.
George Everett VS.. the Oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern railway; motion
for new trial argued and submitted.
John j. Olsen VS.. Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern Railway company; same
order
S. S. Terrell vs.. H. H. Groesbeck ct al. {;
motion for judgment on pIeadings over
John o. Smith ct al VS.. A F. Sipperly
ct al. argued and submitted.
John w Seigler vs. Mary j. Seigler; de-
cree OF divorce granted on the grounds of
desertiOn
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YOu will breathe easier when you Essl
less full by using
ADAMS
PEPsIN TUTTLFRUTTI GUN ?
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Go TO H f. CLARK, TIE TAILOR, 50
South State street. Hest work, latest
styles, and neat its.
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Demand ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT. 1t costs
you no more than inferior grades. Don't
let your grocer give you any other brand !;
Some will try to do so because 1t costs them
less.
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To organized labor and sympstizers:
Look for union labels on your bread.
Bakers Union No. l5+.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Is 100 per cent. pure.
MEHEsY, THE FURRIKB

Sealskin garments. ETC., cleaned, re-
paired, re-dyed and altered. Artistic work.
Big discount this month 800 Main street
ard Hotel Knuts ford building.
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THE STAB COURSE.

DIR. J. E. Talmage lectures in the theatre
Sunday evening on Benjamin Franklin"
Good music.
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For those hard pa-ched lipa, use
ADAMS
PEPSIN TUTTI-FRUTTI GUM. 2
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Don't fail to hear DIR. Talmage on ben
iamin Franklin" tonight in the theatre.
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TO LOAN.

One million dollars at per cont. to
per cent. Conway 81 Donnellsn, room 20,
Commercial block.
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124 MAIN.

JOHN D. SPENCER, Pres. HARRY G.. NAIs-
BITT Vice President: z, H JACOBS,
Treasurer; CHAs Fl. KRAFT Secretary,
with Mr.. S. II. LYNCH forming the Board
of Directors
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SUITS FILED.

Thomas Brown filed an action against
Joseph Marion in the Third District court
yesterday to collect 81, 100 alleged to be due
for labor.
Edward w. Rhodeback filed $4,000
damage suit against his mother-in law.
Francis Clark, in the Third District court.
He alleges tnat Mrs. Clark alieuated his
wlfes affection and induced her to desert
him to his damage in the above sum.
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place to peace and cOntentment for SO many
blessings.

How devoted come women are to pets !
Dogs, cats and birds come in for goodly
share of madams caresses. 1t was in the
years gone by that old maids seemed the
only ones that bore the ridicule for such
demonstration, but that funny specimen OF
single bles5edness seems entirely to hay 9
disappeared and to have cast her mantle
upon the sometime pretty matron with the
tight curling locks, or the married dame
without children. Well the single women
have not time, so they leave all petting OF
the dumb animals to their more fortunate
sisters who have husbands TO keep them in
idleness. OF all the queer things to be
fond Of is pet toad, and yet the writer
once knew lovely young girl who gave all
her time to one. a bird can sing and so re-
ward its faithful attendant, and deg Will
follow one about, will protect its mistress,
but toad seems good for nanght
Art in Salt LAKE has made rapid progress,
and is being felt quite forcibIy by all our
citizens. The reception given some time
since by MIR. and Mrs. Dallin showed to all
how far we are advanced in the line OF
sculpture. And again that of Mr. Har-
wood was a great delight, and is sure to
do good. The oil and water colors were
very fine, and now the WomRns Relief
Corps have brought out some beautiful
specimens OF china painting by our talent
ed lady artists Mesdames Harkness, JUS
tee, Pearley, Byers, Wantland, Clute and
MISS Monroe. When once real interest
is awakened in art, the taste is sure to
grow and spread rapidly. for it is the need
which is felt to lift US out OF the every day
duty routine and place US, for while at
least into the higher and more poeticsl
realm.
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Low prices. Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.
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The Leaders in Footwear
1914 MAIN.
To the Men.

To the Men.
II you want comfort, try pair OF
cork sole shoes, they will keep your
feet dry aud warm. An grades, from
$500 to 5000.
We have the finest $500 shoe in the
market-
If you are looking for a bargain, ask
for your size from our "Ocd Pair
stock. 1t consists of odd pairs, from
our various lines. which we will sell
you at cost If We can fit you you will
get more than your moneys worth. If
we can't suit yon in the odd Pair"
stock we are bound to in our regular,
as it is complete.
Come in and see US.
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The Leaders in Footwear.
To the Young Ladies':
To the Children.

To the Children.
We use great care in selecting the
lasts for your growing feet. A great
many children's feet are deformed by
carelessness in fitting their shoes.
Be sure and have mamma buy your
shoes long fit snug in the instep and
heel. AS narrow as is comfortable aud
sou will avoid the tortures of corns.
bunions and ingrowing nails.
Our stock of Children's shoes is COM
plete Should you favor US with call
we will see you get perfect lit.
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Take prescriptions TO aodOs-Pitts Co. :
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returned home yesterday from Syracuse,
N. Y, where he went to attend the funeral
OF his sister.
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sl.OO0.0OG.N0

S1.00O.00G.O0
To lend at 10 s per cent, James II. Bacon
at American National bank.
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Spencer ( Lynch, Footwear.
To the Babies:

A pair of soft Eider-down bootees Is
the warmest and incest thing the small
baby can wear on its tiny foot. We
have them trimmed in pink, blue and
red. We have all widths in the little
French kid. hand made, button shoes.
at s1.00.
Has the baby weak ankles Don't
neglect them Make them strong By
using pair Of Latteman's celebrated
Corset shoes We are the sole agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-27

AT FARLOW's.
Triplicate Mirrors. the
Best in the City,
At Low Figures, the
Quality Considered.
All Sizes, Shapes and Patterns,
Most Beautiful 20 See
Drugs, Chemicals and
Toilet Articles.
n---tne--M Mccormick
ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Will give exquisite favor.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Is sweet and delicious
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TUESDAY, DEC. 13.

William Hopkins ct al. VS.. r. S. Giullani.
Andrew G. Brixon VS.. John f. Free ct al.
A. Hink vs.. John H. Bowman.
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SINeLE-BREAsTED sAcoUE suits made to
order from Deseret Wooden mills cassi-
mers, $25. BUCKLE & SoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
TIE ERODE ISLAND FAIR.
INTERESTING EXHIBITS AT PROVIDENCE GOOD
WORK BY CHrLDREy-THE TROTTING.

INTERESTING EXHIBITS AT PRovIDENCE-GooD
WORK BY CHTLDREY-THE TRoTTING.
Providence sept. 90 (SpeciaD.-The second day OF
the State Fair was favored with splendid weather. ana
the attendance was large The exhibits In many OF
the departmcnts had increased yesterday ana
the articles had been arranged and classified so tha'
by noon to day the fair In excellent running orier
I'm the horticultural department the exhibit as who
was not quite up that Of last wear. owing to the
prolonged drouth which prevailed in this section dur
ing the summer. The poultry show. which IN Nseit
Is an entire exhibition. is one OF the departments
whore the entries decreased and the quality I'M
proved The show OF incubators and brooders Is the
largest ever made I'm the State. Allen W. Hoxie. or
Liberty makes an exhibit Of $50 different birds. In
Guiding twelve varieties. Charles ". wilson, OF king
ston shows among things in his large display ban
tam which has passed his eighteenth birthday. TWO
large buildings are required which TO display hand
craft In needcwork knitting, crocheng and art work
OF various kinds. There are also departments Tor the
children and some OF their work Is so crednbh that
the iudges have a difficult problem to decide when
they award the premiums.
The track show Is the banner attraction Tor most
OF the visitors The racing Is far and away ahead OF
the standard usually set for State fairs, and some fast
fine has already been made. Tomorrow pair from
the Uamlins' stables will be sent to beat the worlds
record OF IA for fairs The TO-DAY were In the
:o7 class with a field OF nine Pneumatc-tire sui
lies were numerous. Inc judges have shown their
determination to have honest races by fnng Jockey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS MAY w OO1
CHIEF RAMSAY ORDERS AGENTS AND OPERA
rnnc TO RE In READINESS.

TORS TO BE IN READINESS
Cedar Rapids iowa, Sept. Colt Is feared tnat 'e
onoroors on the Burnton, Cedar Rapids ana Nortierh
pafuav will 20 out In day or So To-Day onie
Ramsay had A conference with superintendent VIII
Jams NJ the road The conference lasted nearly TWO
hours and at It's expiration no agreement mao po'h
coached Ramsay Immediately took train for Vlh'on'
,vbcre no has called meeting OF the grievance co
m,ttce for tomorrow after which the members OF 'he
committee will he sent by divisions along the road 10
warn agents and operators be In readiness to go OUT
NJ a moments notice. Ramsay said he coud ho' tel
inst when the men will be called out. but the COM
mitce expect to complete the work OF notihcauoh by
Thursday noon. -
81. Louis. Feb. 2O.-A morning paper says: Inc
,cIeoranhers Of the Missouri Pacific system yester
d,v made a demand for adjustment OF grievances.
The difficulty which Is authortavely stated to mean
a higher wage scale will affect over l,4oo operators
y, the immense series OF Gould lines and the outcome
will be- watched with interest by telegraphors gen.
erally following so after the recent hahsas
civ telegraphers convention. The recognition OF the
Order of Railway Telegraphers. too Is involved ana
incidentally several recent conferences OF CHIEF d. u
RAMSAY assume an added interest. OWING 10 the
eecr,cv attending the movements OF the commetee
mich presented the SCALE but few operators ana raul
rnad men knew OF the contemplated step Inc
,,ilyay officials profess not to be worried over inc
matter but refuse TO DO interviewed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
No CHOLERA IN NEw-BRUNswIcK. y. J.

7, now seems probable that cholera. II 1t did exist
T., vRr,nswick ~ j., at all, has been COM
n,e,clv stamped out. No new cases have neVeiopcu'
and the parties who were In the mouse IN VINO" o''
s,a aro an in excellent health. Precautionary meas
49,. ho,yover are stn enforced, and the house re-
,n.,ns IN quarantine. The people In the surround
inc country we're badly frightened by the exaggerated
rcnorts which they heard on sunday, ana haruy
tarmer came to the city before Tuesday noon. INC
DING stores have sold large quantities of dsiectahts'
Ma, or yanclcf Will rot telegraph Tor the te's po
lsed by r. A. Donnclly Acknowledgement OF "e
-. other cases appear. The Carman-st. school
,tu no closed until Thursday President Baldwin, oi
thc BOARD OF Health, expects to hear on "edneeday
,ho resut Of the examination into Cars case winch
e. now being made by DR.. Roberts, OF New-forK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-21
RICHMOND TERMINAL ORGANIZES.
pporEsr AGAINST THE UNAUTHoRIZED USE OF
- go, -rur opp COMMITTEE

PROTEST AGAINST THE UNAUTHORIZED 'sE VI
NAMES BY THE ORR COMMITTEE
Tho directors Il the Richmond Terminal yes~r""s
orran,zed nv elcctng j. \. RutherfoN seco'u '"0
nresident A. j. Rauh. treasurer, ana w W. lump
secrrtary The following executive committee was
chosen: W. p CLYDE, ". f. Strong, George r. ''o"o,
e. Maben Thomas F. Ryan, joseph brSan "'"
rhward Packard The directors adopted rc'oiu'iol'e
p,cdgnc cooperaton with the receiver, waiter W.
oakman In all proceedings to recover proh'S "ro"e
,n,lv taken from the stockholders IN te "cors'
Central purchase and tie president ana receiver
were authorized to appoint committee oil oIeo'or'
% conduct tie investigation into tho past history
y, Tho comp,ny which the stockholders on Seplemoe'
Is directed should be done
There has boon much criticism OF the UT" m.heS
committee be<ause OF the list OF directors whch IL
presonted as it's ticket az the annual meeting IL II
asserted that the committee used without authority
IN, names OF Drayton Ives, III. II. Holis'er ana
Thomas L. Manson, jr. Yesterday Mr.. orr maze
nuhio a letter from Mr.. Manson In winch the ia''c'
cav, that he was not asked 10 serve ana ala ho'
.u,bor,z. the use Of his name as director OF VIC
pichmond Tcrmlnal on the orr ticket. ana mat nc
,ronld have declined II he had been coIsuitcn. ',I
Nan.,n yy.s one OF those directors VINO Fec.tNeu VI,
ro,es Of all the stock represented Al the hchmo'o