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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04

The people of France are the mos,
prosperous of any people in the
world. The per capita circulation Of
money in France is $40, while ours
Is $24. The resources of France do
not compare at all with those of the
United States, yet the French are
far more prosperous than Americans.
The non-producing, idle, income
receiving class does not rule France.
They do rule this country. If they
should attempt, in France, what they
have accomplished in America, they
would quickly lose their heads. The
Frencbmen are filed with spirit of
and their political motto is
'equal rights" Americans are filed
with spirit of toadyism, and other
spirits not usually associated with
citizenship in a republican form of
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Notice Of Application for o. s. Patent

Eel
Boise City, Iduho, July IL, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that James e. Jordan,
whose postffee address is San Francisco, Callfor
mia, aud Samuel q. Bowen whose po.totiica address
is Centervlle, Idaho, by their agent and attorney
IN fact, Thomas ". Bowen. whose posiofice ad
dress IS Center. lille Idaho has made application
Tor United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district Boise county, State of Idaho consisting Of
14S1 linear feet Of the lode and surface ground 1so
feet wide, oeing Sur No, 1894 and desirnated or
the ofical plat and field notes as Lot No. TO- upsur
seyed lands Of the United States, with magnetic va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes z, - follows:
Beginning at discovery in the west end of an
OF en- cut $50 feet long by 1913 feet deep in earth
and rock where the notice Of location was originally
posted; Thence N Sc degrees OF minutes 4 along
the general course or lne vein 1873 feet to set
pine post marked "E" center end "Go D.vil. >,
thence 80 degrees So minutes rs feet 10 Cor
NO. b. identical with Cor No. of location, a pine
post marked-A; thence s SO degrees o.
minutes W 1881 feet to Cor No. 6, identical
with cor. No. of location, a pine post marked
$50 f-'0 '' -n'Ne' Ill aiane'er
0lA'ed and marked B. T. sa9 bears II degrees so
n minutes ", 90 feet dstrnt; thence N 8 degrees
~ minutes 66.7 feet to Cor. No. of this survey.
ooo feet to Cor. No. 7, identical with Cor
No of location. q pine post marked A
whence pine tree 40 inches in diameter |
'1sd and marked B. Tea bearss 80 degrees so
minutes W 24.s feet distant; thence N SO de. |
'rees O2 minutes 1881 feet to Cor No 8. |
IDENTICAL with Cor. No. of location, q fir post
marked a, whence fir tree 10 inches in diane.
er bears "a degrees AZ minutes E 54.5 feet dis.
ant; thence 8 degrees 5s minutes r
90 feet to Cor. No. 5, the place of beginning.
moracinR an area of 500 acres. s. Mineral
lonnment No. bears AS deg ees SO minutes r
IiZo feet from Cor. No. l Of Orc Elmo Lode
mich is consolidated with this claim and made one
prvey 1870 e oNo
me sad mining claim being on record in the
NICE OF the County Recorder Of said mining dis
rIct " ldaho City. in Boise county, State of IDAHO
ne nearest known locations being the ORC Elmo
men bounds this claim on the south the Western
.9nder tnnsurveyedl, claimants, J. b. McI,urdy .
aa tne heirs Of Mitchell Borno, Mrs Bakers
ann iunsnrveyedI, name unknown
any and all persons claiming adversely anv mr.
on OF SAID lode claim surface ground Are "a |
ureo 10 ME their adverse claims thereto with the
eeis'er OF the United States Land Office at Roise
Wy oiate OF Idaho within sixty days hereof. n :.
ey WIN De barred by virtue of the provisions of
' statute III sncn cases made ard provided.
Oh IS. S. KINGSLEY, Register
First publication. July ls, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Notice Of Application for U. s Patent.


Boise City, Idaho, July II, 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that James Z.
Jordan, whose postoffice address Is Ban
Francisco, California, and Samuel Z.
Bowen, whose postoffice address is Cen
,erville, Idaho. by their agent and attorney
in fact, Thomas W. Bowen, whose postof-
fee address is Centerville, Idaho, has
made application for o United States
Patent for the
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn
mining district, Boise county, State OF
Idaho, consisting of 149O linear feet OF
the lode, and surface ground 900 feet
wide being Sur. No. 800, and designated
on the official plat and field notes as Lot
No. Al, unsurveyed land of the United
States, with magnetic variation at 10 de-
grees 90 minutes e, rs follows;
Beginning at discovery, the center Of an
open cut Sx6 feet, 5 feet deep in earth and
rock, where the notice Of location was
originally posted, thence N 90 degrees 10
minutes w along the general course or
line of vein 500 feet to a firmly planted
pine post marked Nv" center end Reeve
nue., 800 feet to Cor. No. J.,
identical with Cor. No. of lOca
ton and place Of beginning, fir post
marked whence fir tree 20 inches
800
in diameter bears s 60 degrees 10 minutes
B. T. 500 thence $ 50 degrees 0'
1890 feet to Cor. No Q, identical
with Cor. No. . OF location, pine
post marked - whence Elk Creek
500
Mountain bears N 81 degrees w;
the nee 20 degrees SO minutes w 600 feet,
to Cor. No. 8, Identical with Cor. No. Of
location, fir post marked - whence
Elk Creek Mountain bears N rs degrees
+, thence N SO degrees 05 minutes w,
1890 feet to Cor. No. 4, identical with Cor.
No. of location, fir post marked =
$50
whence a fir tree "a inches in diameter
blazed and marked b. T - bears N %
degrees E 10 feet distant thence N 20
degrees 55 minutes E, 900 feet to Cor. No.
the place of beginning. U. =. Mineral
Monument No. 1. Elk Horn mining dis
trict, bears N 4S degrees % minutes E,
1910 feet distant, embracing an area of
20 523 acres
The said mining claim being on record
in the office of the County Recorder of
said mining districts at Idaho City, in
Boise county, State Of Idaho. The near.
est known locations being the Orc Elmo
and Go Devil Sur. No. $3.50, the Western
Wonder (unsurveyed), j. B. McCurdy and
he heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said lode claim or surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Boise City,
State of Idaho, within sixty days hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the
of the Status in such cases
made and provided.
CHAs. 8. KINGSLEY. Register.
First publication, July IL. 1893.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
An Irate Young Lady Chast,ne. Hex
%. ID. Taylor.

Rev o. ID. Taylor, of The Dalles
was horsewhipped one day last week
by young lady named Aqua. II
appears Taylor is president of the
Wssco Independent Academy, and
was owing 800 to Miss Holcomb.
who had been teaching in the aosd.
envy, which he refused to pay. Miss
Aqua was awarm friend OF Miss Uol.
comb, and took up her battles for
her, The Times. Mountaineer. in
speaking OF the occurrence saws;
I'VE have rarely seen such an ex.
hibition of public sympathy as was
extended to the young lady who
hofsewhipped Q. u. TAYLOR this after.
noon. Al one time excitement ran
so high that many believe, ii leader
bad have assumed command, riot
would have resulted and tho rever-
end gentleman would have been tho
victim, While the act is TO be de.
ploEed, very many express the onin.
ion that Taylor received no mora
than be deserved. There are many
people from the east in the city who
have been ieluded out OF their earn. |
ngs by his promises in regard to in. |
'estments at North Dalles, and these
ave 10 friendly feelings towards the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
MONSIEUR CRAxG.
Incidents is the Life OF the TalIest
man In the World.

M. Chang, who not long ago wa,
decorated by the emperor of Chin'
with the "blue BUTTON" is credited
with being the tallest man in the
world. This giant, who is Q feet tai
strangely enough was born in China,
The inhabitants of which are race
small in stature. Chang left his native
country in 1864. He is a great trav-
oler, having visited nearly all coun-
tries Of the world, and OF all of them
he possesses knowledge that is some
times startling. His English is as per
feet as il to the manner born. His
French is that of the Partisan. He
also speaks German, Italian, Spanish,
Portuguese. Naturally be speaks
Chinese, so that in all he can con
verse fuently and, it goes without
saying, iotelligently, in seven Ian.
guages.
Chang has appeared before Queen
Victoria three times. He has also
appeared before Emperor William /,
Of Germany, and was present at sew
eral receptions given by Napoleon
III. He is as modest as he is tall. |
and is the fortunate possessor Of a
quality OF magnetism that makes firm
friends OF those with whom he comes
IN close contact.
Chang is married. His wife is an
Australian woman. They have two
children, both boys, one 10 and the
other IA years old. Chang almost
bushes when he tells how his eldest
boy reaches to his shoulder, and says,
II believe he will be taller than |
am" III he be prouder Of anything
than the boy, it is tho "blue but.
ton" that has been presented to him
by the emperor Of China. He only
wears the cap on which he has placed
i on state occasion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
HATS--the finest in the market,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS, WALL PAPER,
HOUSE LINING,
Notice of Application for q. s. Patent.

Notice OF Application for q. s. Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFF1oE,l
Base City, ldalo, July IL, 1893
Notice is hereby given that James q. Jordan,
whose postoffce address is San Francisco, Califor-
mia, and Samuel C. Bowen, whose postoffice address
10 Centrrville Idaho, by Thomas w. Bowen whose
postofce address is centervie, Idaho, their agent
and attorney in fact has made application for a
United States Patent for the
Orc Elmo
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district, oise county, State of IDAHO consisting of
l4sl linear feet Of the lode and surface ground O7
feet wide being Sur. No $50 A and designa d on
the of8cial plat and field notes as Lot No 40 A nm.
surveyed lands of the Usiied States with magnetic
variation at IL degrees 20 minutes E, Is follows:
Beginning ut discovery, the cen er Of an open cut
in earth where the notice Of ocation originally
posted; thence 86 degrees o. minutes along the
general course or line of vein 400 feet cas- center
post marked "E" center end Orc Elmo; thence g
degrees SO minutes E. 2535 feet to Cor No. of
location identical with Cor. No. of this survey
marked a, whence a pine tree blazed and
marked B. 7. A bears AZ degrees o5 minutes
W 1856 feet distant. q. S. Mineral Monument No
bears n As degrees 80 minutes 271125 feet
thence Sc degrees OF minutes W l4Sl feet
to Cor. No 2, pine post marked a. whence
Cor No. Of location hears Sc degrees o. minutes
.oer heuoe ~ degrees o. minutes w
oO1 feet to Cor. No. 8, identical with Cor. No
of location, pine post marked "A, whence
pine tree 1s inches in diameter blazed and marked
B. T. a bears 25 degrees % minutes 2e. 6 fee,
distant; thence N Sc degrees o. minutes
1851 'eet TO Cor No. 4, identical with Cor. No.
of location, pine post marked a Whence
a FIR tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked
B. Ta5o, bears N 43 degrees 80 minutes w 81 feet
distant; thence degrees SO minutes E 5O7
,eet 10 Cor NO l, the place of beginning: EN-
oracing an area of 1927 acr.s The said
mihlng ciai'n being on record in tie Office of the
county Recorder of said mining district at Idaho
Ci'y, IN Boise county, State of Idaho The nearest
locations being the Go Devil, which adioins this
claim on the north, the Western Wonder funsnr
seyed) situate 100 feet south of the Orc Elmo mill
sits, claimants, J. B. McCurdy aud the heirs of
hltchei borEo, Mrs. Bakers claim tunsuryeyedl
name unknown, situate 16O feet east
ANY and all persons claiming adversely anv nor |
ION OF the said "Oro Elmo" lode claim or surface
round arc required to ale their adverse claims
hereto with the Register of the United STATES Land
'mce ~ Boise city State of Idaho within the sxty
lays thereof or they will be barred by yir ne off
provided. AA"uo ""u
CHAS. 8. KINGSLEY Register.
FIRST publication, July is, 1898
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Notice for Publication.

LAND UFFIoE at Boise CITY, Idaho J
Not;o July 81, 1898.
:; Nouce is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in snnno r
Oh aer claim, and that said proof viii WIKI he
mace before the Register and Receive,r o ..
BOISE City, Idaho. on September II 1909 a.
w; Hannah Lick, of Horseshoe R auoS
Ma s1a VINO filed Homestead Application
n no; 81 sla4 for the NE4 NW4, NWlS Nj
2E. ~ Ne' 10 Up N,
one names the following witnesses to
prnte ner continuous residence upon and
GTui'iVa'ion OF, said land, viz: lanes
W vsn.3n' u Timothy Brainard, Richard NJ
Re p's id william n Ray, all of Horseshoe
oe Mo. ieaho. CAAs, s. KINGSLEY
~ 49, heaIster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04

The closing of the fair on Sunday
may have been miracle, in answer
to prayer, but If the gate receipts
bad been larger the miracle would
not have happened.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants are PAYABLE Al,
my office: "''o AZ
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
Registered July IS, 1s9l-Nos oa1
s2o, 9S4, 246, 22s, a37, sl9, 55, e9l.
ROAD FUND
Registered October Is, is9o-Nos 541
f. T. CHURCH.
NEW R.n County Treas
lnA9o lsgY, July 7, tSEa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Treasurer's Norice.

ton: "ii oe Paid on presenta-
COUNTY GENERAL FUND OF 1891.
Warrants Nos 2e2, pa and 22A
=. T; CHURCH Co. Trass.,,a,
aAAio easS soaaos Suyo ?, lsIjaYa w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04
Notice Of Application for o. s. Patent

! UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Notice is hereby given that James -, Jordan
| whose postofice address ia San Francisco C.ii.
ia csn ua Samnel Bowen "hose pos Office address
10 csentervile, Idaho ny their agent and ATTORNEY
IN net Thomas W. Bowen whose postofiice sddrsss
| Is Centerville, Idaho has made applicetion fos
United States Patent for the i'i
Gladstone
d;s,r,c, i Rai claim situate in Elk Horn mining
asno boise county, tate Of Idaho consisting 81
ooo linear feet of the lode and sui face rronnd 500
,s sr' vide being Sur. No. sol, and designst+a on
INC omcial plat and field notes az Lot No 20 ,nn
Ve3ed land OF the United States with mavnati. ,a
f'a pn a. ~ degrees 20 minutes E, as follows:
neenning AZ discovery, the center of a shaft Avn
~ ieet deep IN earth and solid rock where the
notice OF location originally postsd ,han.a ne
~ degrees % minutes along the general 80, y
s s nne OF VEN 100 feet to the west center end
nr post marked S91, whence west center ana -.
ton post bears SO degrees As minutes w AZ ~.
thence degrees Is minutes 800 feet TO Cor NJ
= Anf post marked cor m whence Cor. No. of loca
ton bears N SO degrees IS minutes W A lac, a,s
,sno taence 80 degrees As minutes =
ioeo rect 10 Cor. No. 2, a pine most rnsrL.s
40, whence Cor. \ Of location bears 80 de.
srees IS minutes % feet distant, GOO feet 10 Co..
No. 5, FIR post marked =, whence Cor. No a q,
location bears SO degrees AZ ,ninr,.s II "
distant 1900 feet to Cor. No. 4, a fir post ma,asd
COZ whence white Ar Is inches in diameter b,azsa
anu marked H. T. 90 bears N IS degrees "a minutes
+, 20 feet distant U. Mineral Monumen, No
,,i norm mining district, bears N "a degrees %
nraas - l9os feet distant; thence \ O de-
srets 10 minutes GOO feet to cor M ~
acres. al area of 2U-h6l
he sad mining claim being on record in the ot
nee OF . ounty Recorder of SAID mimi 49,. s %
pano CITY sonniy Of Boise state Of Idaho the
reH locstnrs being the Pride of Idaho unaS
urher and other, claimants lunsuryevsd, iesa
snr Sle S SSs SIDE, the Elk Horn and Side Hill
NO. ose, situate about 700 or 500 feet wss,
Sainouw lnnsurveyedl, claimant j. W. Kle lies -
Inc southwest about 200 feet y W. nhe' Hes TO
TO- Ahu All Persons claiming adversely anv nor
,rn, VI ne SAID Gladstone" lode claim or snrfscs
he.n. o are required to file their adverse CLAIMS
H win the Register of the United states Is
~ y. a. Boise vity Idaho, wit in sixty DAYS there.
~ - uey VIII De barred by virtue of the nro is
" -' 7'a'u,e Ih sueh cases made aud provided
Fire. ,,,,,.,,- cdAS. 5. KINGSLEY, Register
fHst publication, July Is, 1893, ''s's'e'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04

The silver convention met in Chi
cago on the LIST. Allen w. Thurman
was elected President. The commit
tee on credentials showed forty-two
States and Territories represented
and $40 delegates entitled to seats.
Many rousing speeches were made.
lgnatius Donnelly asked all who be.
lieved John Sherman had done more
good than harm to hold up their
hands. Not hand went up. He
then asked for all who believed Sher.
man had done more harm than war
or pestilence to hold up their hands.
Nearly every hand in the hall went up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04

The railway and other corporate,
and the public Indebtedness of the
world, amounts to $34, 1868, 28S, 1881,
at low estimate. Add to this the
private and personal Indebtedness,
which will bring the total indebted
ness OF the world to at least 800, OOO,-
100000. The advocates of a single
gold standard propose that this
mighty structure of Indebtedness
shall rest upon 1880, 900, 900, which
is the amount of all the gold in the
WORTHLESS than one dollar for every
twenty-five dollars OF Indebtedness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-04

There is decided change in the
spirit OF the New York state press
The Buffalo Enquirer, the Rochester
Times, the Syracuse News, the Troy
Budget, the Albany Times Union,
and the New York Press are no long
er goldbug organs. They have stud
led the question and situation, and
are no longer antagonistic to silver.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
COLUMBIAN BALL.
The Most Magnificent Ever Given in
the New WOrld-It Took Place
at Madison Square Garden.
Distinguished Men and Women Gather
from All Parts of the
Globe.

New YORK, April 27.--The Columbian
ball tonight at Madison Square garden
was in respect to magniticence of decora'
ton and arrangements and of large num-
bers of the worlds famous guests pres
ent, the most splendid ever given in the
new world. Besides the president and
his advisers and the Spanish grandee.
| who is "A namesake and lineal descend
ant of Christopher Columbus, there were
diplomatic corps, admirals and suboTdi-
nate officers Of every great naval power
in the world, governors Of neighboring
states, and famous army officers. 1t was
in fact a gathering Of celebrities so varied
and gioriously arraycd that the oldest
and most Travelled guest acknowledged
that seldom or never before had he seen
a p~.ralle! to the gorgeous spectacle pre-
scented. The decorations were elaborate.
Two bands furnished music. Landers'
orchestra of eighty string pieces played
music for the dancers, and Rogers
Seventh Regiment band Of sixty pieces
played during intermissions and promo.
nadcs.
The doors of the garden were thrown
open at 9 o'clock and almost Immediate
ly afterwards guests began to arrive.
Naval officers were met by special APP
pointed committee at the foot of West
Forty-sccond street and from there
taken in carriages t. the garden. The
president having other engagements
during the evening did not arrive with
his party until some time after the bail
had been announced to begin at 10
o'clock. Mayor Gilroy, as head of the
municipality, and Mrs. Gilroy, officially
received the guests of the evening. They
stood upon ii reception dais and Just be
hind them were stationed a committee
OF 100 and honorary committees who cs
corted the more distinguished of the
guests from the entrance to their boxes.
No precedence was observed, every effort
being made to Indicate that the ball was
a republican citizens affair. The presi-
dent, however, waS not escorted to the
mayors reception dais when he arrived
half an hour before midnight, but was
met at the entrance by his escort of
honor. Bands at his appearance played
Hail to the Chief" the only piece played
In honor of any Of the guests. and Mayor
GilrOy advanced to meet him.
The program Of dances was a very
simple Onr. There were no distinctive
figure dances during the evening. a
buffet supper for invited guests was
served in the concert hall. The buffet,
which extended around two sides of the
room, was handsomely decorated.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
MONTANA IS READY.
Furniture Moved Into the State Building
and Decorations Being Placed.

and Decorations Being Placed.
CHICAGO, April 29.-During the past
t%wenty-four hours a transformation has
been made in the Montana state build
ing at jackson Park. The carpets in the
ladies' and gentlemen's parlors are all
down, a large part Of the furniture is
moved in and pictures are hung upon
the walls. Even with the confusion
that attends the bustling preparations
that are going on, a very homelike ap-
pearanco has already taken possession of
the building. The big buffalo head
which the workmen had fastened over
the main entrance, gave a decidedly
western appearance to the building.
The gentlemen's parlors with their dec
orations of stuffed animals and paint
ings of frontier life are %distinctivcly
like Il club room. The ladies' parlors,
on the other hand, have a feminine APP
p%earance. which is felt in passing from
the other. \ beautiful satin rocker
pillow arrived today tom Mrs. ". o.
Chowcn Of Great Rails, and was hung
by Mrs. liciford ON one Of the rockers
il the ladies parlUl. a number of other
articles Of furniture from tn, rtate has
arrl.ed, bat have no, yet been uupaCk
ed.
Charles AliHrd III Miss0ula. is in the
city, trying to evolve AN enterprise at
the far which sill be as great AN at
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

PlrrsnuLG, April 2S,--It wac 1875 to-
night whom the train bearing the presi-
dent and his cabinet pulled into the
Union station. notwithstanding the
latencss of the hour there was a large
crowd present to see Cleveland, and a
detail of city officers was necessary to
keep them back. The party had not
retired, but the president was worn out
with the exertions Of the last two days
and refused to show himself. The por-
ter of his car said no suffered no ill
effects from his accident this morning.
The trip from Philadelphia was made
without incident. At all points along
tho road crowds assembled. but there
was 30 demonstration. The train
stopped long enough to change engines
and at lao drew out for the west and
the disappointed crowds left for their
homes. There W re three more sections
Of the train on which were army and
navy officers, distinguished foreigners,
Gov. Werts of New Jersey ami staff. and
members of the press,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
Work OF the Congress-,

OGDEN, April 27.-On tho afternoon
reasscmhlinE uf the transit Mississippi
congress this afternoon Il vote was taken,
as had been announced. ON the free coin
of silver resolution. The resolution was
passed unanimously. but Irish of Cali
fornia coming in late demanded to go on
record against ii.
California came to the front with a
short fight over hydraulic mining. Con-
gress was menioraliZed to make improve
ments for San Francisco, Oakland, San
Diego, Galveston and harbors on Puget
sound; also for the Missouri. Mississippi,
Arkansas, Trinity and Brazos rivers.
The anti-silver men secured a recon-
sideration of the silver question, many
Of the silver delegates having gone home.
The total vote cast was 273, 1929 voted
aye; 4O15 voted nay.