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GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE
TO THE EAST.
BEST DIHIHs GAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
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As long time as Dnvld rcigned, so Ions
has the Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Rail
wny run trains westward from Chicago.
The Rock Island is foremost In adopting
amy aiVnntHge calculated To improve speed
and give that luxury, safety and comfort
that popular pa ronnse dennnds- Its equip
meut Is thoroughly complete with Nesiibul"d
trains, magnificent dining cars. slecpcrs and
chairs coaches, all the most elegant. ana "i
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and cnpahlc management aui
important items. They are "a double dutS.-
to the Company and To trnvelerS-nnd Il is
sometimes u task difficult of accomplish
mcnt. Passengers on this line VIII tlud little
cuuSe for complaint on that ground.
The Importance OF this Line can he better
understood ifa short lesson in geography be
now rected.
What is the great Eastern termini of the
Rock Island Route%-t hicngo What other
sub Eastern termiui has it"-PcnriH. To
what important points does it run trains to
the Northwe>te-St. Paul and Minneapolis,
Minnesota and Watertown and sioux Fails,
Dakota. To what important Iowa and Ne
hraska points-Des Moine-, Davenport. Iowa
Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska. Does It
touch other Missouri River potutsH-N Yes; st.
Joseph, Atchson, LcaNenworth and Kansas
city. Does IL run trains TO the FooihilN Of
the Rocky MOuutuinS"-Nt~, TO Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, solid Nestihul-
ed from Chicago; can important, cltig- of
Kansas he reached by the Rock Island
Routc?-Nes; its capital city. Topeka and
full hundred others in all directions In the
state, and 1t Is the only rund RAINING to and
into the new lands opened for settlement in
the Cheyenne and Arnpnhoe reservation.
1t will thus qe seen that line tapping a
the Rock Island does such IL varied territory,
has much In that regard to commend il To
travellers, ns all connections are sure on the
Rock Island, and passengers can rely on "A
speedy journey, ns over IA hulk of thc system
through trains arc run, and it has become,
and rightly too the popular Line
\ very popular train on the Chicago, Rock
Island ~ Pacific Railway leaves pcnNer,
Pueblo and colorado Springs daily. 1t is
called THE Worlds Fair Speciul,' Is one
lay out, and passengers arrive ut Chicago
early the second morning.
The Rock Island has become a popular
/ colorado Line. and the train above referred
{ TO is Nestibuled, and carries the Rock Island
| excellent Dining car service.
For full particulars Hs to tickets, maps
rates, apply To amy coupon ticket othce in
] the. nitcd, Canada or Mexico. or address:
J\p. SEBASTIAN,
Genl. TIKI. n Pass. Agt., { thicagu, IN
] +. ST John, Genl. Manager. Chicago, IN,
j. q. KELLER. Agent. Pueblo. Colorado.
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+. +. Hawke is n representative
Bessemsr man IN every way and his
nomination AS assessor would add
great strength to the republican
ticket. The Republican convention
will remember this.
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The women suffrage campaign has
begun and leaders will now occupy
themselves in attempting to fsthom
the jugglsry of politics, and holding
msetis 70 just As the hsrrid men do,
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SOME Of the most ardent democrat
supports of fusion with the pop
ulists are the white wings who
couldn't be gotten within forty rods
of n populist ticket year ago. The
love of office conquered, much pride.
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BEssEMER has not been

BEssEMER has not been properly
recognized heretofore in county
politics. The only claim the city has
at present is one county commits
slonership and n few deputy clerk
ships. Will not the people stand
together and demand AS their rights
that they be represented in one or
more of the principal offices? They
hold the balance of power Why
not use it?
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THE silver senators are doing good
work and refuse to he driven to the
wall by Voorhees, and his crowd of
buffers. Let the good work OF the
silver men 90 on.
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FREE trade for the South and free
coinage fer the West. What u
glorious combination on which to
join issues against the coldbug
protectisnists of the East.
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p. sYRhEs. eo,roR AND PROPRIETOR.

A COLORADO silver republican is
= free trader for retaliation. May
the number Of silver republicans
increase
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THE National Populist asks, will
it he bimetalllsm or what? The
INDICATOR hopes and believes it will
De bimetallsm.
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The republicans are little slow
about calling their county convention,
waiting no doubt to see the result of
the other two conventions.
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If you want your clothes cleaned
and repaired, send Il postal to l225
Evans Ave, and | will call for them.
p. II. MCCURDY.
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Lower Fare to worlds Fair.

The Santa Fe route has lowered the
Worlds Fair rate. 1t leads. while
others follow; being first to cut the
price as well as first in quick and com
Portable service. The present ticket
rate from Pueblo to Chicago and re
turn is *37. so
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1887 1893
PUEBLO BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Il Jra-C Class .schoolm kgery ResbecL

The standard Graham phmnn.
teacher
u
leaders, A. j Graham
Frank Moan
The only school in Colorado Business Practice
from the beginning keeping. Advanced
specially ypcwters
nil ON uoru dtres
H. c. WARDEN, Principal
Mccarthy
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Commencing May list the Santa Fe
route and Colorado Midland will put on
new tram for Cripple Greek, leaving
Union Depot at 6:1O n. m. and Stone
depot at $50 n. m. arriving at Cripple
Creek Mt noon. Round trir tickets at
reduction are on sale at Union Depo'
and Santa Fe city office 23, n. Union
avenue.
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Notice.

Anything wanted in the line OF
scavenger work will be attended to
BY leaving orders at the city hall
or corner OF BOX Elder and Summit
avsnus.
MARriN HUaHEa,
City 5cavenger.
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Savings Bank.

y The Pueblo Savings bank "a popular
(ndution with the people OF Bessemer'
u il deserves to he. 1t is good bank
TO patronize aui the men, women and
children OF the ,ity sre fast finding it
ut.
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Quick service to Cripple creek
via santa re.
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ALWAYS ALIVE
MOSES \ ALLEN.
2D2 Union avenue, and
GER. 9Th st. and Santa Fe Av,

We are always looking for bargains.
We buy goods for cash and can sell
cheaper than others.
Notice our advertisements and
keep posted.
I doz. half gal. fruit jars 1.25
1 doz. quart fruit jars 100
| dOZ. pint fruit lars .SS
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oOL. f)lIlI iIUll jars 90
sugar cured hams per N ..-......s.,.....,...ls
ibl pounds xranuluted sugar. ...-.,....,-, 90
dozen good eggs Observation-Disclosures. 50
I pound Gold Creamery Butter. ..-...-... 20
) lb tub Gold Creamery butter .....-.......I.ti
bars White Russian soap -..-... .......... 2,
bars laundry soap ...-..,,........, .. Is
5pounds No. 1 Rice ............ .......2s
~ lbs rolled oats ...... ........ 1 90
good Broom pueblo innke) .-'.....-...... Ii
Carpet Broom tPusblo make. ......-......, ,5
l extra Carpet Broom Pueblo make .,.... 10
10 ID pail Jelly ,.,,.....,... ............. s,
jolumbIne per 100 pounds ......... .....-... / 81
Shago per 100 pounds .....,-. .........I Is
10 lbs Pure Leaf lard .......- ss
OF bottle Prices lemon extract .. ... Ii
OF bottle Prices vanilla extract ,,,.... ... %
l cans sugar cream corn .-...... ...-..... 10
Id can roast beef ..-....... .........2 20
2ih can corn beef ..................- 70
can chipped beef .......... ........ 20
1cans Salmon ......... .... ....... .. . 21
l can oil Sardlns ........ ....,.,..... 8
can Mustard Sariines ...-. ..... ........... 10
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An Arizona Industry.

At Florence recently THE OASIS edi itor was shown in the shop of Mir. W. F. White samples of work he is turn ingsout, manufacture of which he is preparing to undertake on all exten- siyc scale. The work consists of cen ter tables. cabinets, picture frames and numerous other articles of bric d brac, made from thg woods and leaves Of various varieties of cacti The ma tcrial used consists mainly of wood cut from the different kinds of cholla. Of which there arc four, and leaves of the tuna. From thecholla very hard grained wood is cut, that is suscepti- ceptiblc of very high polish. md is used in construction Cs the work The skeletons of the tuna leaves give a gNssamcr web that can be vanished or gilded in variety of styles, any of which Is beautiful for ornamentation in rssslerous ways. making handsome mats for picture francs. covers for handkerchief cases, glove boxes, and jewelcases. lamp screens, etc. EoIked branches of the ch0lla make the feet and standards cf very handsome cen- ter tables, the tops consisting of num- erous pieces of the weed carefully cut from cholla sticks, neatly joined and highly polished Cabinets. work boxes and numeror other articles are made in the same way from small slabs Of c.lolla, carefully joined highly polished and elegantly carved. Each and every article nadc is very handsome aDd ar- tIstic, end wi!l readily comugRd r.Sh prices whenever loycys Vt Wicgtegle aga t.le s!5c ale EAd,
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For manufacture of this work on an extensive scale corporation has been organized and has established at Tenn DC "a plant, for which new and improved machincrs is being made in the east from special designs and will soon be in operation.
 An extensive display of this work has been included in the Arizona ex- hibit at the Worlds Fair, where it will doubtless command universal atten- tion: The market that can be secured for this kind of work will make its manufacture a great and permanent resource for Southern Arizona.
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ARTICLE VII.

The affairs of this Corporation shall hc un- der the control and management Of board of thrce directors, who shnli be elected from among the stockholders of this Corporation on the first Monday in June of each year. at q meeting 10 to held for that purpose at the office or principal place of business of this Corporation. The nameS of the iirst Board of Directors are Allen T. Bird c. \. Bird and Dr. j. M Hurley. who shall serve until the first Monday inJnnc, isey. and until their suc- cessofA are chosen and qualified.
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and corral. the latter the only struc- turc of the kind between Tucson and Gila Bend
 Adjoining the railway station on the south is the extensive fruit farm ef Colonel D. $. Thomas. a more ex- tended description of which may be found in another column. This fine property with its living groves of hg. almond. peach olive and other trees, and its extensive vineyard, all set in verdant backround of luxnriant al falfa just beyond, makes most strik- ing object lesson of the horticultural resources of Southern Arizona.
 In the immediate vicinity of Arizola are many acres of patented lands that have water rights in the Florence canal attached and may be bought on reasonable terms and prices. Not far away are many sections of government land under the same canal. that may be taken np and irrigated by water the canal win sell reasonably
 The products of these fertile lands arc the various citrus and deciduous fruits of semi-tropic climes-oranges. lemons, figs, raisins and olives. april cots, peaches, prnnes. nectarines and liears s-and all the small frultS-straw- berries. raspbcrries, blackberries etc. Almonds and other nu; bearing trees are also very protitabIy cultivated.
 The producer of citrus fruits has the entire country for market, with q great and growing demand that keeps pace with production in such a degree that with all the increase in home pro- duction during the past ten years there has been no appreciable diminution in foreign importation. And prices are generally such that the lucky owner of a small vineyard or orchard in bear ing enjoys a permanent competence. Owing to the early season deciduous fruits of all kinds can bc sent to mar kct four to eight weeks earlier than from the earliest regioIis in Califorain. giving the Arizona producer the ad- vantage of highest prices and readiest sales.
 Here, too is "a delightful climate, an elysium to the healthy, a sanitarium to thc invalid.
 Here then is the best possible place for the hamesecker-cheap lands of the highest productive power and wid- est range of products, plenty of water for irrigation, a delightful and healthy climate anda great future. Come and see.
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ARTICLE VIII.

Two shall constitute aquorum of the Board of Directors, who shall be competent to trans- act business ut any regular or special meet iog. The Board of Directors shall have power to fill any vacancy that may occur In tAe Board by death. resignation or otherwise. They -liall adopt u system of Ry-I.aws in sc- cordance with these Articles of Incorporation for the management and government of the aifairs of this Company.
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ARTICLE ".

The amount of Capital Stock of this Corpo- ration shall be Ten Thousand Dollars sl0Oo'. divided into One Thonsand 1.ooo shares, of the par value of Ten Dollars lsi0l each, said shares to be paid for at the time of subscrEb- ing the same, and inc certificates of stock is- sued for such shares so subscribed and paid for shall recite tbe fact es :ss being fully paid up. and ::s;ii-assessable for any purpose.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
IT. <.JAcIxSc~,

Attorney X Counsellorat Law. Will Practice in all the Territorial and Federal Courts. District Attorney for Piuai County
 FrORENcF, ARtzoNA.
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ARTIcLEIx.

In testluony whereof, the said incorporate ors have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals, the day and year Of the acknowl- edgement of the same.
 J. M HURLEY lsEAL.l
 ALLEN T. BIRD lsRAI-l
 C. \. BIRD gSEAI-l
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TrnRIronY or ARfzoNA,

County Of PIral. e
 1. Jose N. Ochua Recorder ip and for the County aforesaid. do Ssreby certify thot the above and foregoing is a,tuli. true and cor rect copy of Articles of Incoircraflon of TBE OASIS fU3LIsHlsG COMPANY. ns the same ap- Articles of Incorporation, at iacest %. fG. v and 70, Aecoros of Final County, Arispna, aud as tue aap.e bas pgep eSgpiuea eue c3mpgIed by n1e.
 Witness py. bala 9se. q;tlciel geal pis sStb ,sRAr. Fp.E N' DrFs A,. '<~ iSe. Fdfn
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ARTICLE '.

The greatest amount of indebtedness that this Corporation may assume or become liable for is Fifteen Hundred Dollars ssl.5ooa0.
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LEGAL.
Articles of Incorporation
 *OF% THE OASIS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
NOW NIL MEN BY THESE pREsENTs.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That We. Allen r. Bird, C. Y. Bird and Dr. ]. M. Hurley. all of Pinal county, Arizona, desiring to incorporate ourselves under and by virtue of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Arizona relating to corporations. approved March sth, 1887, and all subsequent amendments thereto, do. for that purpose. hereby adopt, sign and acknowledge in tripli- cate the following Articles Of Incorporation as the fundamentsllaws of our Company;
 ARTICLE I.
 The name assumed hytii Corporation. and by which 1t shall te known, and under which It will do tvsi.css, j. TgI o4sss pvsLIsHIse cosV5Sy.
 AsIIcLE ',
 Ply Plscs 9f psssEgaov q tais cogEoss-
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ARTfCLF vI

Tho stockholders and their private prop etty shall be exempt from liability or indebt- cdness contracted or assumed by this Corpo- ration.
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srArE nF CALrrnnNIA.

County of san bernardlnO KS.
 Gu this i5th day of April. A. D. in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninefy-thrcs personally appeared before me. C. 1T. Hamil- ton, County Clerk and cx-ofliclo Clerk of the Superior Court in and for said San BerT sti- inO County. isaid Court being ' Court of Re- cordj. J M Hurley. whose name k subscribed to the annexed instrument us party thereto. personally known to mo to De the same per son described in and who executed the said annexed instrument as party theieto. who acknowledged 10 me that he executed the same.
 in Witness Whereof have hcrrunto set my -,- hand ana set ny official seal the day SEAL -and year In thsscerfifcatc first above l-s- written.
 C. D. HAMILTON, County Clerk and ex-oii.eio Clerk of the su-
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c-Ar-Nr2Is1. M-II.AorS.

tice In the Courts in Plnal County. Office; yrwA ARIZONA.
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AITsHc TS-I- TT. COUPON. Civil Engineer. Irrigation Works Speciality. and Deputy United states Mineral surveyor FLonENcE, ARinoNA.
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ARTICLE IT.

The general nature of the business pursuit oroccupation Of this Corporation shall bc the publishing of newspaper known as "THf OASIS" or such other paper as the stockhold- CTS of thlS Corporation may deem expedient. Also 10 doa general publishing and job print ing business. Also to purchase and own any and all sorts of personal propertyIcr material necessary tocarry on the aforementioned bus mess; also to purchase and own such real es- tate. for business rooms. ns wifi be necessary for the convenience or benefit of the aforc- mentioned business. Also to make contracts or employ help necessary for the convenience or good of carrying ou the aforementioned business
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TERRITORY OF AnIz0SA, [
 ff..,t,tt, t.f pfn-I

Before me C. k IeBaron Notary Public in and for the County of pipal, on this day personally appeared Allen T. Bird and C. x. Bird known to ne Co be the same persons whose naues arc subscribed to the annexed instrumcsd and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal Of office this -s- 18th day of April. A. D:. 1853. SEAL. C. :. LKBAKON, l-.- Notary Public. Filed and recorded at the request of Allen Y Bird on the 18th day of April 1893 at Jl minutes past 1 o'clock P. M. In Book No. l, Articles of Incorporation Pages i5. iG 1a and se, Records of pinal County, Arizona.
 JOSE M. OoHOA, Recorder.
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ArIzola. Arizona. and Che time of commence ment of business shall heihc day of the filing cf copy of these Articles of Incorporation In the Recorder office of Pinal County, A. T.. and the termination of this Corporation shnll be twenty-fvc years thereafter
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County Clerk and cx-oncio Clerk of the sn- perIor Court.
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ARTIcLE 1.

FsP Flsee 9f 0Sssalg'Iog z tal' CoEpogs'
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principal place of business. i. a. and Che time of commence ss shall he The day of the filing csc Articles of Incorporation 's office of Pinal County, Al. aton of this Corporation shnli years thereafter ARTICLE TIT. laturc Of the business pursuit thls Corporation shall hc the n newspaper known 'THf
 other paper the stockhold- 'oration may deem expedent. lefai publishing and job print Also to purchase and own any personal propertycr material Try on the aforementioned bus nrchase and own such real es- ss rooms wifi be necessary ence benefit of the afore- ness. Also make contracts necessary for the convenience ryIng the aforementioned ARTICLE ". f Capital Stock of this Corpo- Ten Thousand Dollars sl0O0' ne Thousand 1.coo shares of of Ten Dollars tsi0l each said Id for at the time of subscrlb- nd the certificates of stock is- harts subscribed and paid tbe fact es sss being fully paid essable for any purpose.
 ARTICLEv amount of indebtedness that may become liable undrcd Dollars lsi,'1oa0 ARTICLE VI ders and their private prop crnpt from liability indebt- cd or assumed by this Corpo- ARTICLE VII
 this Corporation shall hc pn-
 and mana cement of a board ITS, who shn he elected from khoiders of ths Corporation day in June of each year. at a
 held for that purpose the pal place of business of this he names of tho first Board Allen T. Bird c. \. Bird and y who sball serve until the Jnnc, lsq5, and until their zen and qualified. ARTICLE VIII. sttutc quorum of the Board Q shall bc competent to trans- any regular special meet
 of Directors shall have power ancy that may occur In t.ie h.. resignation otherwise. ,t Il system of py-Iaws in &C., hese Articles of Incorporation ment and government of the 0mpany. ARTIcLEIx whereof the said incorporat- ito set their hands and affixed day and year Of the acknowl-
 
 !. N. HURLEY lsEAI@i
 ALLEN T. BIRD (sRAI-
 (. \. BIRD gsEAI-l oRsIA. ln Bernafdlno, KS. ay of April. A. D, in the year snt hundred and ninety three ared before me, C. II. tam- Fk and cx-ofliclo Clerk of the ln and for said San befr sd- C Court being Court of Re- ley. whose k subscribed party thereto. VI fO mo tO be tho per
 and who executed the said mens party thereto who 10 me that Le executed the reOf have hcrnunfO set my no set ny official seal the day IT in thiscerfifcatc first above
 CD HAMILTON, 1d cx-Oh:ciO Clerk of the Sn- ARIZONA nal ss. <. I.elsaron. n Notary Public ounty of pinal, this day aied Allen '. Bird and C. \.
 tO be the persons TO subscribed to the annexed
 acknowledged to that he same for the purpose and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-21
AFTER THE SURPLUS.
But the General Committee Will Decide
Upon Its Disposition.

But the General Committee Will Decide
Upon Its Disposition.
There was a meeting Of the citizens in
augural committee at the headquarters las.
evening. All the bills have been paid and the
committee is about ready to wind up its affairs.
The chairman, Mr. Norris. was given authority
to attend to any matter OF business that was
still Undisposed of and i. was decided to close
up the rooms today. The final meeting of the
committee will be neld on the evening of the
10th of April at the Arlington, and immedi-
ately after the general committee will meet and
receive the report of the work done. There is
a surplus which is an object Of great deal of
interest to various partiee who are anxious to
suggest its proper disposition.
There is good deal Of log rolling going on
and the members of the committee are beset by
people who want the surplus. At the next
meeting the committee will know exactly how
much money will be available and then they
viii make some Recommendation to the general
committee as to its DISPOSITION. II will be dis
couraging to those who are trying to work up a
sentiment in favor of some special object to
learn that tine final determination of the matter
rests with the general committee, which is COM
believed, however, that the general committee
will indorse the recommendation made BIZ the
executive committee. so that after all it may be
that 1t is only twenty-one men instead Of over
one hundred that will have to be seen.