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The morning call., 1893-05-07
Eorni~n Ports.

Foreign Ports.
COMOX-SaiIed May 5-Haw stmr San Mateo for
Santa Monica.
Movements of Trans-AtIantic Steamers.
BALTIMoRE-Arriyed May 6-Stmr Edam. from
NEW YORK-Arrived May 6-Stmr GeIlert from
Hamburg; stmr Umbria from Liverpool
importations.
NEwPoRT-Per Los Angeles bKs lemons, l cs
beeswax, IL cs honey, 53l bxs oranges, SKIS pea
nuts. Dd dry pelts.
East San Pedro-l cs CANNED goods cs cyIiR-
ders.
San Pedro-27 bdls dry fish, IT'S SKIS corn. "a SKIS
ebaione shells. l106 SKIS barley.
Redondo-5 boiler tubes, 81 bLs oranges1 freezer,
p bxs lemons 1000 SKIS barley, s35 SKIS corn, bxs
type keg wine. cs dry goods, bx baking pow
Hueneme-3 b1s butter cs>eggs.
We Nent1raN2s n so, bas oranges y b.s lemons bales
ceries. cs eggs, tdl rags
Carpenteria-i bx walnuts.
Santa Barbara-4 bxs oranges 4S bxs lemons. SO
SKIS crawhsh SKIS shells. SIX abalones.
Gaviota.2 bdls dry pelts, oxs butter. 4 cs eggs,
Port Harford-l cs castings. 81 bxs butter, cs
cloth. bds dry hides. bdls dry calf hides rs cs
Cayncos-i Reg l64 bSs butter, s . ~ cs eggs. bd
dry skins. bdls dry hides II bds green hides, 10
San simeon-1 tub 2 frkins 125 bxs butter, cs
eSneese Sn IL cs eggs, dressed calves box shells,
seaweed, gasoline tank, SIX abalones.
Consignees.
Per Los AngeleS-Allison. Gray & Co; A Paladini:
Gould & Jaudin; wetmore Bros; Pardini & Co: J
Cain & Co: American Merchants Union; H Dutard !;
Freltas L Co; Newmark &c Edwards; Gid
macher: Huntington, Hopkins & Co: Berlin Com
CO. q Amer Press Assn; De Bernardo westphal;
Jones: Murphy. Grant Co; Dairymen's Union; ;
Sehilling Il Co: Palmer & Rey; Vervalin & Rowe;
o'Callaghan & Bros: Chas Montgomery & Co; j
Palmer; Robert Haight x Co: Wheaton d Breon
brigham, Hoppe 4 Co; ID Il Camarlnos: g Tetzen:
ID fledeman & Co; Howard. Harris d Co; Hanks q
Shattuck: Baker Hamilton: Standard OH Co: A
Ns Lask q Co; Wleland Brewing Co; Bisslnger 4 Co;
marshall, Teggart q Brorsen: Norton. Teller Co:
howaisky q Co: Sheridan IL Harding: His Bros; r
. Bell; Ross & Hewlett; Wells. fargo & Co; Capt.
toi Milling Co; Thos Dennigan & Son. Uri & Co;
IL smith & Co; Whitney & Co; Amer Union
flsh Co: Ill Tilden Il Co; Dodge, Sweeney L Co;
south San Francisco Packing Co; Ehrman & Co;
j Immei Co: j lvancOych & Co: John Laws;
Porter Bros Co; Whittier, Fuller & Co: Deming-
rainier MIL Co: Hulme IL Hart; w Price & Co; A
ray: Schaeht. Lemcke & Steiner; Del Monte Mill
ing 90; Il CamilIoni Il Co; National rrewery; Buf-
iaIo brewery; Stern Goodman; Risdon & Grey
son: kron Tanning Co: Cutter; Coghiil & Cohen;
Falkenstein Co: Dibblee j Hoffman: GARNER
q Lancet; Levy. Spiegel Il Co; Il Kessing; Tru
man. HnnkRr AZ mi iah "a. L l.ra.,r
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POOR PITCHING.
1t Was an Even Thing Between Bal
tiInore and Boston,.

BALTIMORE. May 6.--The feature of TO-
days game was the poor pitching by both
Stvetts and Baker. Score: Baltimores 16,
Bostons II.
NEW YORK, May 6.-The Senators were
easily defeated to-day. Score: New Yorks
Is, Nashingtons 6.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-The Browns were
defeated after thirteen hard-played in-
nings. Score: Cincinnatis 3, ST. Louis l.
BRooKLYN, May 6.-The Quaker City
Club surprised the home team to-day.
BroOkyns 3. Phiadelphas 4.
LOUISVILLE. May 6.-The Pittsburg-
Louisville game was postponed because of
wet grounds.
CLEVELAND. May 6.-After hot fight
the Colts were defeated by the home team.
Score: CleveIands 6. Chicagus 5.
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Clinton and occupied by Mrs. s. A. Lowe
as a dwelling-house. The loss is estimated
at $500 on building and $500 on contents.
Tho cause is attributed to carelessness with
matches.
A blaze in an old stable in the rear Of 3S
Croeker street, off West Mission. called out
the Fire Department at II 30 O'clock last
night. The loss was S100. The horses at
tached TO chemical engine attempted to
run away, knocking down two women, who
were not seriously Injured.
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UBIQUITOUS BANDITS.
Sontag and Evans Reported to Have
Been Seen in Nevada.

RENO, New. May GA sheepherder on
Hunters creek, seven or eight miles west
OF here. came to Mayberry's ranch on the
Truekee to-day and reported that Evans
and Sontag came to his camp yesterday and
purchased couple of sheep, which they
took into the mountains.
The sheepherder said he had worked with
Sontag in Fresno and that he could not be
mistaken in regard to his identity George
Carpenter. who works at the Mayberry
ranch. and who brought the news to Reno,
says the sheepherder is a reliable mau, and
he believes that the two desperadoes were
at his camp as he stated
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derman-American Democrats.

A meeting of German-American Demo
Gratis was held last evening in Vorwarts
Turn Halle on O'Farrell street. H. Hide
brandt was chairman and c. II. Weissing
secretary. The principal business of the
evening was the adoption of resolutions in
dorsing Fritz Fl. Rosenbaum for the super
lntendency of the Mint. 1t was ordered
that copy OF the resolutions be sent to
President Cleveland
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NJ ARISIED.

HYNES-KAVANAGH-In this city, April 49, 1893,
at ST. Josephs Church, by the Rev. Father Dillon
William d. Hynes and Mary + Kavauagh
HATTABoUGH-MCDO this city April
80, 1893. as st. Paus Church. by the Rev. Fat her
oGrady, William +. HstIabOugh and Rose E.
Mcdonald both of san Francisco.
RkICH-YoN SALzEN In ths city, April 80
1893, by the Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Gustav Reich
and Anna Salyen.
BAlRD-hoWLETr-In Alameda, April g. 1893
by the Rev. John Coyle, Robert H. Baird OF San
media
The morning call., 1893-05-07

The above name Is popular with every amuse-
meni-soer In the city, aud all on account of Man
aRer Charles Meyer giving the most Interesting
and entertaining operatic and high-class yaude-
vile performance In the CITY. "Fatinitza;f
(Suppe's comic opera. an excellent sketch team.
acrobats, dancers and comedians will give an en-.
!etta'nment commencing tomorrow evening,
May 8, such as never was eQualed at chean
prices.
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Earned runs-Stocktons 2, San Franchises 2
Ihree-base hIts-f0wer, Whitehead. Two-base
hits-Carroll, Lawrence, Ebright, Sweeney First
base on errors-Stocktons 5. San Franciscos g
First base on called bals-StOektons g, San Fran
ciscoS g. Left on bases-Stocktons g. San Fran
eiscos B. Struck out-BY Kneil A. Double plays
Cantillion TO Power, Klopf to Sweeney, Sharp TO
Cantiilon to Power. Passed bails-Swett Spies
Wild pitehes-fanning, Knell. Umpire-Meegan.
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WON BY THE ANGELS.
Borchers Confines the Colonies to
Seven Hits.

Los ANGELES. May 6-The third game
oil the series between the Oakland and Los
Angeles mines was again won by the home
team. Borehers for the Angels pitched a
splendid game. striking out three and only
allowing seven hits. Horner gave the
Angels nine hits. The feature of the game
The morning call., 1893-05-07

farileu ruIls-Lus AhgtIeS = UaKIanus J. Three-
base hits-Hutchinson, Hughes. Two-blse hits
Irwin. Cody. Sacrifice hits-Lytfe, Hutchinson,
Glenavin. Hughes and HorneT. First b,se on err
rors-Los Angeles 4. 0aklands 3. First base on
called balls-Los Angeles 9. Oaklands 4. Left on
bases-Los Angeles 4. Oaklands 1. Struck out-By
Borchers ). Double plays-O'Neill to Earl Irwin
to Earl Passed ball-L0hman. Wild pitch
Horner Time of game-l hour and 30 minutes
Umpre-McDonald. Scorer-J. ). Bancroft
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The suryiyaI Of the Eittest-

By retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you will save money, our rates
being lower than all others, viz: Trunks 35
cents each. Baggage called for and delivered to
all trains, etc., AT The above rates. Morton Spe-
cial Delivery. Offiees-lT Geary street, 4O8
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot
The morning call., 1893-05-07

CoAD's FEE.-Judge Coffey has made an order
allowing W. +. Goad $4,000 for services rem
dered as administrator OF the estate OF a. NJ
He3ston. A fee OF 900 had previously been
allowed Attorney w. G. Beeher for his services
iu The business of winding up the estate.
The morning call., 1893-05-07

McCARTHY's EsTATE.-Michaei Mccarthy
died on February last. leaving an estate val
ued at $4,000. His nephew. Michael j. Nc
Garthy, has hled petition opposing the probate
oil the VIII on the grounds OF unsound mind an
undue Influence. -
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rake tI,e NortI,westernIine

To the Worlds Fair, The only through sleeping
and dining car line 10 Chicago Without change.
This Is also very much the fastest line and saves
you money for meals Ell route
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The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 1877 at A. N. yester-
day was for fire in the two-story frame
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Avoid Changing cars

Going to the Worlds Fair by taking ths preat
through sleeping aud dining car line 10 Chicago
without change. the Chicago aud Northwestern
line.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted They must be handed in al
either OF the publication oficeS and be indOrsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
FARLEY-In this city, May 2, 1893. to the wife of
James +. Farley. son.
MURPHY-In this city AprIl 27, 1893 to the wife
OF j. W. Murphy, a son.
FERG USoN-In this city, May 6, 1893. to the wife
of Edward b Ferguson, son.
FALTlNGS-in this city, April 49, 1898, to the
wife Of j. FaItings, a son.
FARLEY-In this city, April 23. 1893, to the wife
OF Newton ). Farley.
LAWSON-In this city, April %, 1893 to the wife
OF GeOrge r. Lawson Jr.. 4 sou.
DENGEL-In this city, May u. 1898, to the wife of
Emile Deugei, ason.
TALLEUR.In this city, Aprll 26. 1898, to the wife
OF Louis TaIieur. son.
BRowN-In Lafayette, May 4, 1898, to the wife of
Henry t. Brown, daughter.
KIRBY-To the wife of T. j. Kirby, q daughter
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was the strnng batting of Hughes and
Hutchinson. Glenalvin's new men. Errors
were plentiful on both sides. Following is
the score:
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HOODS ''Tsai Ps'iIla Cures
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGEsor
Arrived.

SATURDAY May g.
Stmr Bonita, Green. 30 hours from Port Hartford:
produce, to Goodall, Perkins Il Co.
Bktn Skagit, Robertson. days firm Port Gamble:
$40 NJ # lumber All NJ Isths to Pope & Talbot.
Schr Ocean Spray. Wilson, pa hours from Fisks
MIL; 50 eds wood. 1000 posts. to n Iversen
sehr Robert Levers, Goodman. 1s days from
Williams Dimond Co: 77l5 bags sugar, to NJ
Gsin6ag% sahs @ 1So S psgs a moasses to Knowles
Bowens Landing; ITO NJ IT lumber, to Haywood &
schr Annie Gee. Munson. days from srays
Harbor; $50 NJ IT lumber, TO Grays Harnor Com
schr Parkersburg, Hansen. days from Coouille
River; l75 NJ It lumber, TO F Doe 4 Co.
schr Nettie Low: Low. hours from Point Reyes;
100 bxs butter, to Howard, Harris II Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY, May g.
Stmr westport Jacobs
Stmr Point Arena. Johnson. Mendocino, ETC.
Stmr Jewel. Madsen, Caspar
Tug Colts, Randall, Santa Monica. with schr Sam.
Bark Harvester johnson. Hilo.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBoS-May 6-lO Weather,
hazy; wind, Sw; velocity. miles.
Spoken.
Per Robert Lewers-Msy 2. SO IS N. 135 so W,
sehr Hera, steering south.
Reyes. sImr Bear with stmr Iroquois sin In
tow, hence May for Port Townsend.
Domestic Ports.
sEATTLE-Arrived May s-Bark Gatherer. hncs
REDoNDo-Arrived May 6-schr VIM Renton.
from seattle
ALBION-Arrivcd May 6-schr Bender Brothers,
hence May 2.
P0RTLAND-Arrived May 6-Bktn Portland he
Apr 49,
SAN DIEGO-Ssiled May 6-Br bark Chipperkyle
GREENw O0D-Arrlved May 6-Stmr Greenwoo
hence May 8.
PORT BLAKELEy-Arrived May 6-Bark Ton
gallant, hence Apr 23.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived May e-Stmr Noyo, hnce
May s.
WEsTPoRT-Arrlved May 6-semr Silver Spring
hence May 5.
EUREKA-Arrived May 6-Schr Fortuna henes
May 2: schr Jennie Wand, from Ventura.
Sailed May 6-Stmr Pomona and schrs Elyenta
and Esther Bubne, for San francisco: sehrs Lottie
Carson ana Alice
PORT HADLOCK-Sailed May 6-Sehr Azalea
GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived May 6-stmr Point
Iona, hence May 2.
Sailed May 6-Schrs A C Wright Chas K ralk ana
La Gifonde. for san Francisco,
San Francisco.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04

a strong rival in this alfalfa producing
part OF Idaho, for the work is being
started upon large scale, and thou
sands OF swine can be raised upon
single hundred acres. The growth Of +
this plant is indeed something won.
derful. With plenty Of water il will
grow from three 10 five feet in six
weeks. II is a common saying that
horse with Thirty foot picket-rope
cannot keep it grazed down, and al
though this is common exngeeration,
il would take great many horses to
/ Craze down an acre Of il.
There has been pian on foot for
several years 70 raise the water by
damming Snake River at some point
and divert it through canals to the
level parts Of this lava soil, thus
bringing under irrigation several hun
thousand acres Of land, but the large
amount of money required to do this
work il Of course the great stumbling
block, and nothing probably will be-
done until men large means investi-
gate the feasibility Of the scheme.
WATER RIGHTS TAKEN ur.
OF course IT cannot long remain an
open opportunity, only few stream,
: now find their way over the Idah,
portion Of this rich plain. These are
Silver Creek or Little Wood River
I Big Wood River, and the Boise River
y but most Of THE lands aud al of III,
! water rights are taken up. Heretofof,
they have been used to furnish alfalf
: hay for cattle fatteping. but the hog
!" raising and prune-growing iniustrie.
= will soon take the place al cattle feed
ing on account Of the enormous profit
- from these sources and the high vaiu.
= that prune orchards give to property
~ The method now adopted for curiu
" prunes is such that the "boaIling
= house, rrune appears like anothe
- fruit altogether, the skin of The irni
~ being dried down upon the tit, thu
'" losing all Of the fruiiy substance,
now wholly an unnecessary thing. Til
IN pruncs are gathered by shaking IN
~ trees daily, the fruit equally r:penc
nj falling into blankets or sheets that ~
:; placed under the trees They ~
" tlGen immersed in warm I've hatl
fe Tins not only breaks the skin by III
ex ansion 81 the fruit, hut il forms
new kin over the broken place. !
-. that all 81 the juices are retained !
the prune; the basket ia which il
y immersed IN the I've bath Is lifted on
60 and - passed through a caupl. ,
hr baths 81 clear wnrm water. The fru
- u then taken 10 the dtyhGust. nh
when II comes from this place il
inoiuus,
~ A trip To this region Il marypls. or a
81 Investigation Of its rith resource
.w would well repay the undertaking.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
PUBLICATION or THE LAWS.

Every citizen Of State is presumed /
10 know and comprehend the laws as
soon as they become operative. The !
presumption is violent one under
any circumstances and the more es-
pecially so in State like Idaho, where
ii has not been unusual for from five
20 six months to transpire after the
final adjournment Of legislature be-
fore the volume containing its acts
could be procured, and no provision is
made for their appearance in the news
papers OF the State During all this
time attorneys, business men and
Others are grouping in darkness as 10
the regulations that have been made
with which they must square their
business, unless from rumor or news
paper paragraph tina. meets their eyes
they learn that statute il in exist
ence affecting their business and they
can procure the same by sending tc
the Secretary Of State and paying ior
its being transcribed. Blackstone, il
his commentaries On the laws OF Eng
land, tells OF the bloody code of Drac,
who wrote his edicts in very small
characters and posted them upon higl
pillars the more effectually to ensnar
the people, and the Idaho method i
scarcely less reprehensible. 1t woul,
seem as If the people should have som
method afforded them of knowing III
changes that have been made in III
laws as soon as it can practically b
accomplished after their passage. TIL
course usually adopted in other Stat,
is to provide for their publication j
the public journals. In New York tw
newspapers are designated in eac
county, and it has been the generl
understanding. acted upon for ii
past half century, that they should rel
resent the opposing great partie
Other States have similar regulation
concerning the publication Of laws bl
Idaho has none. The BULLETIN won
suggest that some member OF the pre-
cnt legislature who feels inclined
introduce bill for the benefit Of Ii
constituents, take this matter into co
sideration. There is no justice in as
ing the citizen to obey law he has
means Of knowing anything about
II the Legislature will insist upon I
insing 10 provide for the session lay
being published in the press of Il
State, then let the last section Of oal
act provide that i, shall not take cae
until after sush space Of time as
shall be reasonably certain that Il
printed volume can be made ready (
distribution.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04
WANTED.

Agents to sell our choice ana
hardy Nursery Stock. We have
many new special varieties, both in
fruits and ornamentals 10 oifpr.
which are controlled only by us.
We pay commission nr salary.
Write rs At once for terms, and
secure choice Of territory.
NAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen.
Rochester, \. \.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04

Speaking Of the visit of repre-
sentative of Chicago capitalists to
Boise, the Statesman SAYS: One
of the objects If Mr. Jacobson's
visit was TO look into the proposed
Boise Butte railroad which, ii CON
sirncted, will pass near Pine Grove.
lie had consultation with O. l..
Miller, promoter of the enterprise,
the result of which was that Mr.
Miller left few DAYS ago for
Chicago and New York in the inter
est Of the road Mr.. jacobson i'm
formed Statesman reporter that
MIR. Miller had positive assurance
that money could be secured to
build a 1000 mile road. All that
was necessary was TO get the pro-
moter of the enterprise in the field,
and at once. Several Boise bust
ness men who are interested i'm the
proposed road with Mr. jacobson,
contributed TO defray Mr.. Miller's
expenses, and he started east inn
mediately. Chicago rs we'll rs New
York capitalist may become inter
ested in the project.
The following section of [, S.
Revised Statutes may, in some
points, be a matter of news to some
readers: Any person who shall
take any letter, postal card packet,
although it does not contain any
article of value or evidence thereof
out of post Office or branch post
office; or which has been in any
post Office, or in the customv Of any
letter or mail carrier, before it has
been delivered to the person Ia whom
il was directed, with a design t.
obstruct the correspondence. or pry
into the business or secrets Of
another, or shall seercte. embczzie.
or destroy the same, shall for every
offence be punishable by a fine Of
not more than five hundred dollars.
or by imprisonment at hard labor
for not more than one year, or by
Doth.
amt itdAIlti INV Efsl@s NAtb Wis
a slave in the Surrait family, lives
in Washington. M one knows
now old she Is. Asked when she
was born she replied, why bless
yo' heart, honey, d. La@d only
knows wen Aunt Rachel sticks
10 it that Mrs Surratt WIS not
guilty for the crime for which she
was hanged.
\ bloodless revolution las taken
place in the Sandwich islands
Queen LiliukIani has been deposea
and a provisional government or
ganized, and annexation to tho
United States proposed.
TIE Elko Independent asks this
question; why do women wear
theif dresses eight inches Too long
ard thsn wlien they walk, hold
them mp twelve inches too high?n
Hon. Wm. Lindsey haefsheen
elected 4 5. Senator hy the KEN
iucky legislature, 10 sas coed Sen.
aior Carlisle, resigned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-04

Ex-Governor Of Idaho, Thns. ".
Bennett died at Richmond. Indiana.
On the ID, aged - years.
White. the Senator.elect from
California, is n thorough going silver
man. Tie takes the place Of FELTON,,
a pronounced single standard man.
Wonders will never cease. Prcsi.
dent Harrison has appointed Iud se
Howell Jackson Of Tennessee, true
blue Democrat t. succeed Justice
Lamar on the [ ;. Supreme Court
aeuch.
Mr.. Crane has introduced n bill
in the house requiring that all State
aud county printing, binding, etc,
must he done in Idaho, and that all!
contracts made in violation of tins
act shall moi be binding on the STATE
or the several counties. We hope
the Till Will become law
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-03
THE CITIZENS s1ovEnrENr.

No movement of local character that
has recently occurred has occasioned more
interest than the step taken towards unit
ing the better elements OF this city for
municipal reform. It has taken hold OF
the people with force that augurs well
for its success. Everywhere it is talked
about, and the almost universal express
sion is that it will succeed if two things
are kept in view. First, that it shall have
no Tribune-Llberal affiliation; second,
that it shall not be mere moneyed COM
bination.
The demand for leading Liberals to
come to the front and take charge of
scheme to carry the election
has put the people on their mettle- They
will unite in force against anything Of
that kind. they have had all they want
and all they will stand of Liberal rule. 1t
must be stamped under foot for good and
all. Two city councils that the Liberal
organ itself has denounced in the
strongest terms of reprobation, after
landing each individual Liberal member
as close up to the immaculate, are enough
for the public and they want no more
Tribune snow white and purely perfect
officials.
The fnanciers of this city are re-
spected and no one that we hear
of wishes to curtail their rights
or to limit their infuencein any degree in
their own sphere or to bar them out of a
movement SO important as that now con-
templated. It would be foolish as we'll as
unjust to do that. But the public senti-
ment is that business men are wanted
representing the various interests of the
city, industrial and commercial as well as
financial. And that appears to be sensi-
bic and proper.
Hosts of people are waiting to see how
this movement is to be manipulated and
what kind of ticket is to be nominated.
If the two provisos we have mentioned
are regarded, it is our opinion that a
sound, conservative business and really
representative ticket will meet with such
approval that it Will gain enough sup
port to sweep everything before it and
give this city the kind ofgovernment that
is needed