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rita cot.p WAVE.


Aiyiee< frora the Northwest Indicate
phenosnenaiiy crid weashsr.
AZ ST. Pnaa The mercury. after hsrerins
about me sero mark rpr ten asys has
rcHe from . . Is degrees hslow.
1ss4 wsshiag1on forecast preaicts =
ccia wake far texas shss rlhr.ieS ard
colder weather IRIS sf,sfaoaa- 7'he eoai
wase will, 20 iAFEe sstart axpsad ~
forro before rcaehsng Texas hpi i VIII
prctatiy - a eroa aeai colder here 10
ahy aud tometsew teaH q Ma Ssea pro-
vsopsly s'nre ire winter season set IN.
A cpid snap wila NOT he uawelc came It
VII serve good purpose in freezing
eet eiseses germs ard pcstfsrous In
sets and rufilylsg shs atmsspasre. At
tke sare time Il may as aaisA 4aniagc
q pssass fhat are unprotected Bpt
4zdreearnei Is foraarnsi N tins 81
nlsrusst prer1re fo- calt. tsid isoS cut
for colds. sudden eaansss y Us ~sather
are apt 10 ca;ass sickness & Pre7sr afs-
tar,tozs are nef ssken
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Cleveland Tor what lars SUPPOSE he tntnkA
ane whAi they think ~ wilf 81 are hoth
premature ana unjust 1se Post believes
u The rres'scns AMI u ~insnE . trust
him 10 az what is right both fer h's
country and he party
Nothing cncorafes iYnch Jaw fnn ether
kinds ~ anafShf hsH e wren ~ We
wfakaee hnd failures q the coqrts-~' iAt-
ihcte h an Immense amount % p1nn
ard dumcgcracry ia ne above ara9ris1n
Tho jaases a. err courts, ~ q general
shinr. do their duty strictly Without fear
Of favor. prosccuilns officers are slSiiied
ana efficient. our trlnainei law q rs nsafiy
nerieri as human hpinss can rake q
car criminal rrccelese intenaed % PRO
sect tho sighs II aeta n PERSONS, is used
~ acaua INC guilty Possibly Hesitation
nigfit amend the tauit, but carry this leg
station b On extreme and saks away
ne protection that hnman lazy throws
around persons arc,tsta q csfn,a atd ~
a shatr tiri,e YOU Will hear bubble sent
sncnt accusing the law q Injustice.
tyranny ana rrecnnizR methods cuaro
sa,stt,yfe
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EAenANaE INrsnvlNws.

-
-, &. s $500, sNs,p,iHs ~ ~ 80
rrsFs ~ me wag. shaf sgss iisf lie
gos,lg iala igom lsek esEnly WAS gsine
iee 49, II '9t.!e,'ie ss9e4is,,if,;
noi 70 us ways-S i5sensiiie pan6sf
ia gsalraas. asAl Gapner. u generous
'pA ps'aF ~ eNffY io2ash thins Eng
fresh fpinf fgasTfsslihn nss s'iid Let
htai on On u gozen az -. an, v3AV
sone diva have eltpsea nov since .,,k
ftsc3rsisr el,slsa AZ fis Ssta,,fis1l,s l,s.s MI
tapealtd. nad 4tfii fI,a e6ul,tf ~ ~ IA sDriff@
iiodar An7neiai alfitrstrt af.a nfafte
4 a,,n9rpf osslis,ts ,,'1 y, ~ tF..,,esi H Z,
ehriss4 railty VIZ
Y5a csn ~ aii 81, can,o ~ ihse ,n.sse
81 81 d eper cent Il y6a isays Any eooa
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rHANIxsGIvING.


Thanksgiying Day draws nea4S
Each ma.den nat a prude
VIII see thar her Young man
Is IN o, thapltitil mood.
--Kansas City Jorrzai.
Thanksgiving Day VIII soon be hers
.And All the comic snnets
Vii nave t1e same old pictures Of
Hne dreams Of him who cats.
detroit Tribune.
No wonder that ThanksSlvine Day
10y 60 many 10 prized
For after i the wilderf dreama
Are always realised
Chicago Inter-ccean.
re sang OF ',melanchoiy days"
..ana tet-saihsenibAna sinner
t1ls saAi WAS full Of Joyous shourhts
of That Thanksgiving dinner 1870
Washington Star.
w lew who have Been bfDsperour
~ "a easily give fhanl<a.
Tney haze sufiicient nor thafr naaa
~: Mo credit IN The banks
IA multitude WHO are hard I'M
uc Flttlms OF rsvefse
Ci.n pHly Try to thankftil 10
~ Isn't any WORSE
Kansas City Journal,
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oEonaTAvs N co.c.sns-.
Major Bacon wnpfr tie Lcrtslnturc
to Man out q Policy FOR Them.

Atiania az. November 20 Major Pa
con. at the nishi session Or tho house.
irtrnai'eed q ~ Of resolutions fnemorinl-
isfls the GEORGIA seHatqrs and representa-
lives 10 ronsross "a 70 their course unois
matters of ieFiNahon, fnancltl and other
wise. 20 be considered a. tho coming sos
ron n ~ understood that AAiuf iin-
cons alta II shAt (thpff being va pninieal
conyenlionH il ~ State THIS Year, the
democratic perty mould p some way OK
{arF lie thinks that the party should
anuduhct soma principles upon y hieh III
may ataaa next xrafi Is aiyikr that lfs
following fnhr De Atnl Together fer the
next cninualFn, fnd be toileves yhat the
rfarfutiQn4 euoinlfiFu omhndF the wishes
9ho resciul.ona akeiafa N favor ia me
ccinQkc 81 Fold and nilyer withonf ,iisr
c4nnluaiion against eithtr metal. and that
tie rQna1tuflpn Of toi1 culns ~ the anle
munfy ufjfipul raFi1tiii agf7q he lfjuri-
Gus % tne buAinH4b and Prosperity o. tho
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Editar nnn.cl1 -.

chllaeo. November % starf,r r p-,-
seh1 Hho has controlled for vears The
eeiit2tpi columns OF the Chicago Times.
has EYsrea Ms cenneetion With that pa.
ler fse leading edtciial ia yesterday's
Sfygs 2 bitter attack noon pfessAept
g4syeitia fnr his anpolntmdpf nf wssab
lnHtQn lissing 70 the postniAatersEip. The
sane sac contained dlspaich from
" tsni zion feafing the president Tor tho
pun9c.
hethsdhQrial and dispatch were print
ed nut the khowlodre Of Mr. Rissnii
sllQ Ap siAunch supporter OF cleveland
l9euce Ne Immediately presented sd rs,.
Enntlp 70 The owners 81 the paper song
% tnr PIE tarter II Harrison PREVIOUS
70 the teAfn Of Mr.. Narfls10 there was
taost .7ennhnpcd hostility between MIN
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ceunsFy n ne depfccistlen y An prop-

country IN ne dcprcclstlSn q all prop
erfN values
The resolutions sliseiaifn Rny spirit cf
criticism on past urctrre lces and invciie
he luiure action 81 congress fixing the
equality of both COLA ara silver coin az
1lc money OF tho coNntrls
The rights ~ The States 20 charter
hauke - issue "a asserted. and tho excua
1ive rlght Of national banks to Issue bills
A. Condemned,
The resolutions frrthcr favor = tarin for
revenue ana graduated income tax.
aud the senators and representatives. from
GEore,n are rcQuestel 10 cuicAvcr 10
make cNeciive tte principles c>Vtained
n the resolutions.
The resolutions were sesnrrud to>~{he
committee on the state Of the republics
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INK omeiaIs Arraran,s.

New orA. Deceinbur- A. s.At.,t, ss;s,tt..,,,,
squarspa directors who were indicted
we're fernaily argaigned this snornink IS.
TORE Recorder smytha d. tho eo,irt n ~
efsal seAons. viz. Jnreph r. Hiount. aaolph
]. halher Ronald Mcdonald, Simon OF
tcnhegG Aiidrew Z. SoIHrxl. charles y Sol
egeg federiek 4. kursherli and Emil
Hiplr entered a plea Of not etlity nnd
obttinq he privilege 81 a wfeii y deiaV
in wlliq e determine either to withdraw
gne ples degrur 10 the Indictment, make Il
iluton ptcetuins II or iet the plea stand
Ehe otlf directors asked nnd obiainod d
Wselt n deiihrratl0n
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for the W 'e3 ending NnVe,i,bs,. 81 s ,lsis
gel2fftei through Tie office 81 j. Il. neait
sssoucitor Of patents, SOC r. street n ~
Matni1Etrn. ID G. -
N BARROW ard j. Rasavei, A,.et
car couoline ~ Aussih,
Joseph nollngsworth and Z. Ran,nter
, eee; tce1 reguintor Tor cotton einp.
cotton suck carrier %fi7'utpn'
es Charles Mandeyilis Graham. matched
W 7. NJ Mottram, Dallas. elscty,e eur.
~. sseniamin ottinser ceorse,owp. Invalid
q 6. shelburn. Colorado. punn
John FAINT. Del Rio. nut ioci I's
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nlshs,rAousana virg,nia popa,,.s.

liiehpndl Vas. November 81 The stste
board canyasssrs canyassod The VOTE
Cor attNey general Of the election hela
on the y Of November, with the fo;lov-
iuF fest. Scot ldcin.i isosat firn,fcJev
lpppl Sgia, kaigley lpro.i E5l0. The Low
iriH7iVef vote was ne folinNg. Senate
pcmoeg~ sS iQpuil as 2 House ~ peles
satcA--l nQrrAts ~ panpiftts f0 fndc.
nrnieut The ofHclnl vote for rnverupr
znd llepnant gorsFnnr MIN be rnf.
pasaed I the legislature an Tic fth AZ
Ilnnanlbl - ~
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jolly saurBs rnon Lire


she oracicas; What's the ia,ilE
Charley Cilleyf Look a his W
HsEoh, nothing. Only fs 81 4
Harvard side and cheereA fnf lae
DELL haven't SEN that MAJ y Z
met for fifteen years.
Bell--Thst'a nothing. ms' : l nl,-
,ias never cav before "a ~ Y
Patient-A And you sdrihnts ~ n
70 Emoklng2
Doctor Yes e.. 4
patient-oh, doctor, must gig
Doctor-y Yes. and got . ss'la n
".John.r said Mrs. Norton: q = ~ !;
herselt az the hotel bFeakiH'''''
yoii call 4 walter ~. /. "a
yes" said Norton. lopkns X n
hts paper, II called MN ppe
Va tray full"
no you hold fast 70 5o'r n.y.
= +. yo. .Sl. i ! ssa IS sH as
tom. she whlspersd'
fhsro's 10 suppose about \ 1. ~ ls
Tom, ''yonve gSt tn--soa'r -
nutohsr-r need 4 bey stel; r.
and viii give you s. q N,es u. (, = 4 a |
AnplIrai1t VIII rave 2 SKI III I;
Z i.fes wnnt you ~
o clock every mornipE
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value BY reason o. International agree
mont Ter is larger use as money q
wbisld rearsrc many years Tor this rpn
efnmsnt u cciu ~ The railicn e sirsadN
hqs On hand ara the sioppage q fastaes
purchases came none 100 fonn
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'How does Texas Ike the hiil which
rrts wooi one az her itading Interests.
ca The FREE iIsts'' asks the ST Louis
Giobc .Icmocs,t.
The Post IS prshaDiy ne competent 20
arcak FOR Texas as any one esse and The
Post wcsid Ansxcr. 'very we'll thank
yep"
The great democratic vote obtained by
Grover Cleveland ~ iS9 wAn given with
thr fstlnct understanding that under
~ Administration traile ard comInercs
sheshi 10 az ifttls hampered ~ sArinf
burdens as o6ssihiA ard that not only
shcuia tAA sartg be rcaacel hrt Tire free
i'st extended g thu ui-rest extent rrae-
ticasie Texans orr not 40 selfish IN
theft demands nsr So warped ~ shriy-
elei laeaiis,n. as 20 ask erosccsve
tAfir Ter thelf own products which they
would deny 70 the prciacts of osAfr
States cSen u they believes THY would
derive substantial benshts from such pro-
iAeglys 3Nsses The democrats 90 Texas.
l,Ns those ~ other STATES believe thai
ne whole rr1secflve system. as Applied
hy re reaasHes~ policy. Is radically
wsons N theory and 80 practices and that
& fa6s g ace mplish TIE rpsults lie adj
soes,ss esaim 10 e There err 70 be
i5sEs here ara tttfe ~ Texas mrr who
tAypr Neni tariis. under the impression
,hsi Their interests demand 4. has the
ausghss IS rraaA. a ;neie hsbasbl IN c7,a-
parispa with ne sunhtT 81 their neighe
tiers who stink othsrNtse X ths SUB
,es; Hfre ,hor1nqhig cagSasssa and a
vote talen. sfea ansepg thess the well
eTpxess G woois pf6bsbiy be found that
TIE deagsfatir tarln poliy woeld be S,is-
ia.nea IS . vary large majority of th=
mare spssii.rent afeonr them. a few
rah.3 rroiectienisls viii make a great
sieai sHere nnisr than q much iarsef nuns
Yer q more quiet ard conservative clti-
sciis bat iher 10 not make anything
liks - good slowing - the sentiment
wHieA nada expression 81 the hsilnt box
Texas raises smear As well a. sheer
md Tszas asks naiy an 9pen field ard
3 TAR snAfses Ter hqth There Is tsil
rnrfaessre Ia thelr snltiiv % challenge
eurnretitisn ara haia fhslr own. II
Texans has rot been Ia earnest about
fsriH refasis they vpeia not have given
g.lh} rlans zf49sa r.Aglrity
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Chica eQi1ece Hlapf -4ta lna f,onrliln
esse todaSiuror Feed G. Rehrn was as
charged having sworn falsely that he
wae rs rnio during ,ile iinie a tha Gro
Mn fnqfds rbla. lnnpalatdly folawine
the aisrsiai ~ tiqa i0fpfs 3ca,ise * +,
case Va octlc crndiitan.
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inaktnHpAs lilqs l{hs eiaisef 1.-The ali.
tsrneys inie csse Y ne from Jsan hay
Aied d el4iaainEs 10 iaets. Jrdge VIM.
ftra nnnqNfd tlAf ha Wuuld Aaftsonts
M rensahss n the lags s1inorf3e.
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CORPORATIONS TAXES
PREPARATIONS erSse mApn run
rnnin ccinEcrToN.
4yse Ten poliay snnuRt Franchise
rss wfn SVEN the Heverae ite-
ceipts t'ifss rhousnna Dol
lars-painways Nosss alive.

I
tary of state IS getting ready 70 enforce
chnpter ZOE ot the general laws q the
rweaty third legislature. which pro-
si9es tor The collection OF franchise
TAX. sections s : aud z OF this act which
reads as follows shows the nature Of
This lax. when due. cte.
section & That each ana avery p-iyate
domestic corporation heretofore chartered
or THAI may be HEREAFTER chartered under
the Laws % thin state. and each and
every fcrelen corporation tha, has 70
cefycd or may hereafter receive per.
init 10 DO busincss under the laws OF
this STATE shan pay % the secretary o.
stale annually. on or before tina Hrst day
OF May, a franchise tax 81 SO. Any
such corporation which shall fnii TO pay
the tax provided for in this section shail
beeapse Of such faio.e. ferfs,t their
charter
Section 8. The secretary Of state shah
on or hefofe me hrst day OF Marsh 81
taph YEAR notify all corporations sub.
jesS g ne TAX pr9sldfd n the preceding
Atst day OF Any each yesr Shall pth-
fiiFn hat q the cnarfrrs forfeited for
neasc9mfiiancc With this est; Ptsssiaea.
sixty days after sucn publication nav
tae w. and y euaitionai thereto shalt
~ Tflisfea .r0n forfeiture oil ia charter
I iheF tG4t this acf 4b8n p'lf ~ c1,,,e,t,fb1
e5i gs ss ~ ~ - grsser,ei tses TO be
j ie,.ctt,sn > F.,r,,.,,.s 49, itsst, H..
me psrposs W q ZIMMERMAN sl9 gssii+ed i9r
s ass8l plasss q burial , nss f2r priYele
I purely pabilc charity are exempted from
the TEX inposeA hy this act.
o,a.s ssS'a g., r,s snat Tiers have been
/ co5s,5rntiaa- IN lie sine Ia - ~
sbst ia fofcien Ssrpsir is,s 40, st nv
4 famed fsrf,tlssi,lH it iIa ii,sis,,.s Saws
as heunlaFies. NE eallscsion b 'l ,h.,
! sfanAhisN fax viii stvsu tha fersi,t. *
/ ~ tfe ebssse t,,,,ya ,ts,., ~ ~ -,,,r.,..
,rs,li s3s ,,,a4e y, ,-atfts',d w, 49, ~
only siStg q witch are now alive. how
! the tSiIaWla4 iisf cointiiei bv ire rail-
I f5sd c5snrni sslsn. ss'''lsis'1 = '4s '''''
nv sl, -N9ftli'Ssstein ts'Aiiro-a COM
rs,iwnssgiie ana Gaf Railway ann
/ pary fraSne,iiie
's esausi T s'ss'"s and Northwestern Rail.
N ehcS Sss'i RSck isaSa saa Texas ran
ri BeKs siS1'i ana III Rver RAILWAY COM
p'iit 95n san e sleR v,shfa v,uey Hai,wav
I o,ltpanv penlson
nl Puso and Northern Ruiiroad COM
p' Is,., ~ aot li,so IA ns,,var rltv pany,bo
company, Forl Worth
company ap5 Waxahachie. ~ - ~
co sass Fort ~ wef ' N 's4aq i''p'Mas
pans. ei ssis ton M ~ Ss''i
/ ssf,,ss,st,, fisFrish,iras ana san Ahtanl1
7sgia'a1 csso,ti,i,v Hans5of.
| a. i,sstot fio,,sfnn md uanderson
Iallroad coulpany. CsaISeston.
g,,,f ttoiorlda Aud santa Fe Ranwny
can't any. ciaiyeston.
tst,ty Nvcaf.rn tI'exaa and pnoIfic Rail.
~, - s siiirt Il aiirtts.i ann
| nany, iienrns
Ifa,,sts,, saya srs4ns Central patlwtr
ca1nneny Hnuftor'
Uo,tsfnn Igaet and yyest Toxins Rafiway
ini @rnn ttans,i ma Great Norihern Raj.
rsad fni5,isarv. paiestine III
company. Marshall
fsakc creek RAtlN2y company. 2lonir (
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AmprF Oh ihner ~ Is s.iis,ke old i3n.
mlnlpn rhetlrs. Benf for tie mof,1v
fnoteafanW each paokaae
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Ex-Ninis;sr Nn'lan Walter rsieips has
paFhased ~ New York rsnin- fssNs,
napes kpDwn 81 she @ail aud nrprsss
asit - sarTti6a naturally aisses VIVA
viii ne a. Sita ige
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flklaAeinA cnars d AtIng plaza Cor the
Milseslls ceEfatt pr2s Bshi CiviilzAi,on
Is % IL ipfcnc5f g that Territory
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ppr,g TIE ste extraordinary session
* esnsfgss see4ior 5larfA Of Tsnnesaas
expressed eaatenr toF no business in-
tensis ant how ne business interests
arr sfter tis senatorial ssslp
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The esrissidaists vho come 20 Hoas-
tn nsrs aaek ~ sse shs i.veiiass and
isses; progressive s.ty n this Southwest
faee wliiei can nst fail u Impress every
one ~ sf6rn
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qne enrlaycs 81 tfa Galveston paatoffice
'ssss.ses.slii the reilHag rossmasser wigA an
elssant portrait II himself NofhinK ssl-
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The airsctey q he Cs!isd States nlu,
says Che aerreeiAtiou In the price Ok Ri
yrT waA d1e 70 toe decentralization 81 the
wnit% metal % raFiees .5r5;rn countries
ana snr.@asea ptoalsilan. * last being
naess petea.lel Iombeni Stree. aad Wall
street wire not h M
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Hoasiss's bgsingB nlsa and clts1sas gen-
orally zsii give thr exsasslsnlsis foya
telehna next weeN
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me soyernoFse elscuzsion Or The dis.
9spgaFy iaY : itirrrs tinks ~ says that
&c Aet sFen hesa4efly prepared u!th ns
.e,s e alsflsF & and was roninro.nise
Hesp ne plahiol,iqnlsis ana the tenn
SAe nsaesiesblsity u : pfShlbltiasas - .
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Thns Was bAsiness meeting 81 busiaess
men h ne Eessi aaiiashe yesterday.
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Tia Pest Stands ~ the husiaess rnen 81
Houston. and they stand 81 Tas Post,
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II shr rAsrs Aaaeflcanf, Would INTEREST
;.ss3-sa more IN yreseatiRs the causes
vnisis lead 10 lynehlaEs he wppld have lesa
segsoa 10 WORRY himseig about thr preya-
/ lenes q ALsa.AlaeriNan l4nehinEs
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r fhs wasoa BIZ IS pasSea promptly
ans the country rivsu an opportunity ia
jadge * is results before the graeIai cleo
tons o. nent year. democratic viii hasa
s-ssS EseHsa 70 fear untagorable eonxc-
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~ nsspr'E that these corporations Ars
n open rcpsliicn agninst the dispensary
law aRd the rearasd commission are
bending every cnergy TO aid tAosa who
would sypuggle whisky into the state
AUG cQntlruc lis melt sale. There Is lcli.-
ihs lett The State but "a repeai the cfnrE
tefS o. every railroad In tie hand AZ
gecelyer and dessr9y these creatures
Htlrn have @rcwn 40 insblehf that they
tfaippie our lave undcr loot under uro
tecNon .pf the telerai Judge. ana Laugh ID
eecIh the restrictions uiich an citisers
ana Other corporations must obey. Ia IL
marsh and drastic measure. when
would ne wholly unWafranted ulidef a1iy
,tuW circumstances, but II IS die insf
q 5pfreie remedy. The unhoiy marftIIr,.
between the dienify'' of the Fcdernl
court and these hhriot corporations must
ne 4nnulled, ana the owners o. the bonds
s;ifie % pndsfstend thai shcre IL = p5inf
beyond which the patience Of the state
VIII mol permit them 70 20.
- law should Dc passed limiting the life
81 fccgtNerfnlp II tiiu State. and 4 incrao-
flnt aaafueeoa 70 the United states res,-
tfess setting Forth the conditions vvii.sb
ettst iefFl calling attention 10 ha abuses
when have arisen. ana asking ltnlsla flar
- restore 20 The stare the rlIfhfA II rflth
t1e huFref4s courts decision haE rohha,i il'
nnd the enactment OF such lawa ~ ,xin
ttfqW the ueceFsory Restrictions nroiIr,8
= 2irefehifs Sirce the last derision ~
she court the sltnafion has become iritoi.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-15
6oben3ollern n.

5e&ingem. Snfolge bes 9errz
l@enben Tutterman9els perenoeten etz
nem bieit9en 2anbmirtbe oie1er Sage
spei @tiid Wteb an 9ungertppbus.
Sci Tutternoth tpiro auf ale Irten
gu 1teuern gefu@t. Die 5iritl. 9obenz
3pu. Oberf0rfterei 9ut in ben lebten
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-26
DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

Prominent Good Templar Loses His
Life In Kong Lake.
Harry H. Finch, of Sidney, was acct
dentally drowned in Long lake, about six
miles from Sidney, on Wednesday morn
ing He and Fred Richards had gone to
the lake the day previous on fishing ex-
petition of a few days duration. The two
went out in the boat Wednesday morning.
and while fishing about $50 feet from
shore in eight feet Of water. lost their
anchor. They started ashore to get an
other. and when about half way, Finch
sank down limp In the boat and fell over
the side into the lake. He went direct to
the bottom and did rot rise. Richards
says that Finch made no effort to save
himself and thinks he mus: have had tit
or died suddenly in the boat. Richards
secured the aid OF H. +. Jones and the two
secured the body by hooking fish hooks in
the clothing and bringing it TO the surface.
They took the remains to Sidney, where
the funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.
Harry H. Finch was about 81 years of
age and was the sole support Of his aged
parents, who reside at Sidney. He was
brother of Mrs. w. NJ. Wheeler, at one
time special teacher of music in the Seattle
schools. He was an active temperance
worker, was the. organizer Of the Good
Templars and Sons OF Temperance in Sid
ney. and grand lecturer of the Good Tenn
p!ars He was also recorder of the local
lodge of A. 0. U. W., and was insured in
the order tor 5000. He was a single man
at the time Of his death, but had been
married.
Hilman F. Jones. who was reported to
have left the country. has returned and is
now on his ranch at Long lake.