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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

UNION STOCK YARDS CL.AREMoSr,l
MONDAY, JuuolS, 1891.

-iOHDAl ,Juuol 10. 1874
Swinc-The market Is a trl1e stTOugc. than 4,
was last week In view OF higher figures In the
west, but trade Is slow. Fair TO best western
hogs sell atSj CONS 20 per 100 lis gross, IL few OK.
ira only nj the latter figures. Nearby hogs
those from Pennsylvania, Maryland and Viz.
gtntn-SS OOnj 50 per 100 lbs gross. Rougts
81 Wai 80 per iD lbs. gross. Receipts 1903
head.
Sheep and L~arnbs-1hcre Is a.nos, nothing
doing in sheep and lambs. There is no eastern
outlet for receipts, and butchers here are buying
very slowly. Sheep sell At l5saj cents per pound
gross. q decline Of L cent since last week.
Lambs 2t.ai cents, oil z cent from las, quota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

To adiusta ven to one OF tho big hats
is n momentous task, aud Il new ono has
only TO ba seen to DO appreciated, owing
10 the convenience with which it is ar
RANGED. |. is made OF net, with ribbons
run through the top and bottom, which
will induce j, to sct equally well yer
oven the mos, limited or aggressive OF
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OMAHA, Me-, May 5, 1891.

OMAHA, NEE, May 5, 1871.
To Wton il Nay Concern:
l have suffered for years with neural
gic headache and Krause's Headache
Capsules is the only remedy that has
done me any good. Would recommend
them to all similarly affected.
CHARLES PASsor,
ZIG North Sixteenth street.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie& Co., bridgeport,
Ohio,
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FINANCE Am TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Nfnnoy and stoc
Markets.

ihu A tH'utth VI lhu 9ipncy anu STOCK
Markets..
NEW York, June 9J,-MonGy on call rlsy NJ
! pcr cent, last loan and closed Ut | per sent,
Prime mercantile paper gi.ai!i pgr cent. StCt.
Hug exchange dnll but nym at q s1l4ai g..
Silver CGftii'Cato' Glu6tc. Tho total kRlus O~i6tngEs
to-day wctu lOj. IU2 shares.
speculation on thu stock exchange was dull
hld gengmly unintrrtStinG, being practically
confined to tho room trade, SUGAR wa. most
prominent In the tran NaCiiJul ~ the OrPIiing
u brisk selling movement, engineered hy pool
brokers' sent the stock los Hud u report wa,
circulated that tho discriminating dnty Of llU
cents against German rlgRT wOtul bt removed
When the pTOsSifc was tcinoYri n nlly Of q,
per cciri took place, which was followed by
uintlct decline Of per rent TO 49,. Tho
lower range OF values induced some covering,
which r'ustcd IN gain Of ~ per cont, WIKI Il
hnHl reaction vi 4 per cent making the lJss on
tile DAY u per Ccut A raid was made on chi
Cnro CASH The early dealings. which forced the
shares down | por cent TO ISL A. II WIS pUfcly
apiece OF manipulation without any apparent
reason Tor the decline, iniS stock rapidly re
covered under moderate buying, selling up 70
W., nil CiOSiug Within = pCr cent ut the high
est point touched aud Just oven on the day.
Tho grnngrts wtrN neglected 81 Paul being
the OIL ono Of the group which made iuy show
IN the dealings, central Pacific broke "a aud
Oregon Navigation iell oil! per cent on sales Of
two !OJ share lots. The changes In the rest Of
the list were only imctlOns, Al tho close the
market WIS bnruly steady.
The railroad bono market Was weak all Guy
md the volume Of business light
trnrcmmnpt bonds lFIn.
] ktatN INr1gIuiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

SYMPTOMS MOlstutc; lniou>u itching and
singing; most ut night; worSo by scratching. II
allowed 10 continue tumos form, which often
bleed and u~lccratc, becoming very sore.
SwAYSG's OISIHESr stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and in most cases re-.
moves the tumots. Al druggists. or by mall, for
UVcent, Dt. SHnync & Son. Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

HAPPY days and rostful nights result
from using Ayers S~arsaparilla. 1t 80
regulates all tho bodily functions and
strengthens the nervous system that
worry and fatigue are comparatively I'M
known and life Is truly enjoyed. It is
certainly q most wonderful medicine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

Simply apply ''SwAYsE's ~0ISrNEsT." No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema.
Itch, all etupt!ons on the face, hands. nose. &c,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative " are possessed
hy 10 other remedy. Ask your druggist for
STAYSE'. 0tSryESr. TTItStw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
Dry Goods,

NEW YonK, June 2o,-More inquiry 10, NIL
clGsSc, OF goods. especially ior prints. giDghams,
wool dress goods. heavy undcrwoGr, coloTcd and
fancy cotton and clothing woolGu.. The tone OF
the lpArket Is hcileY.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
rRLrAl1Eo ACCORDING 10 HE
roENuLAS oF
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND.
AND uSDEu u~tssurmvBloy.
TESTlNE.
TESTINE.

ln exhaustive states OF ihC uefvou, ay,tcm, 70.
tulting from excessive ineutnl work; emotional
excitement or other CAUSES cavablo Of l~c,,euIny
the force and endurance OF Tho several orysn, NJ
the body; depression Of splits, mclaachoiia, and
certain types OF Insanity In cn,es Of MUSCULAR
weakness. or OF general debility; ncuns,hcnl..
uhd all Irritable stAto' Of tho brain. .pln,l conf
or nervous system generally In nervous md
conScstlyc headache; IN neuralgia aud I'm nor.
Nor' dnprp'lai In weak states Of the yoncn,lys
system lin all OF the aboro.namnd conditions,
1estlne viii be found Of tho greatest service,
Dose. 3 Drops. Price e d~rnchms), 81 20.
Where local druggists sro no. supplied With
tho Hammond Animal Extracts they will bc
mailed, together with all existing literature ON
the subject. gu receipt OF price. by
TIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL %
Washing on, u. o.
Logan Drug Compauy, Agents tJr Wheeling
lDlT.T1ng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21

When Baby was sick. wc gave her CastoriH.
When she was u Child, sho cried for CaStoria.
When she became Miss, she clunS to CGstoria.
When she had ChIldrce, she cavethen Castoria.
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MEDICAL.


ssoid under roI.tiD written guarantee, by author.
led agents only, To euro Weak McIuory; Loss OF
il-gin and Nerve Power; Lest 1IGnhood: OulcknCss;
Nirht Losscf; Evil DrcSfps; Lnck 81 Confidence;
SGrvocEpess; Lasa!tude: o., Drains; Locs OF Poscs
Of tho QonOrStys 0.gnns In either seI, enrsod by
Tobacco, Opium or LI1lor, which soon lead 10
Mi.erJ, Cop.u.pttos, Insanity and Death. BY mail.
Uatot 6 FOR So: Wits written guarantee to euro or
cSirO fcr Coughs Cq!da, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Wboopiny Cough, Borc Throat. Pleasant to take.
tJsiril rlz6 GtscOltinued: Old. soc. s.ro. aov &C.: old
Il Eizor now ~
GUARANTEES Issued only through CIiAS' K
OF.TZ successor to Mcld!u Brothers.. Drug
~ ~ W"hrSiinr. Il. Va ylSTThsAwy
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FOR WONANkIND.
Ma'cors OF interest to tho IntollI.
goncor'G Feminine Eoadorg.
FASHIONS, FNDS AND FAHCIES

vi Interest 10 Young nnd Old. Rich
a"d Poor-ScasonnOlc Fashion Hints
"hu Suggestions for thu Housewife.
a hlttlo of Everything Served IN
Choice bits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
Metals,

NEW YORK, June eO.-P!g Iron dull and quiet.
Iced quiet. Tin easier; straits SIG 10. Copper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-21
r,H.i1 Pennsylvania Stations.
|VSIRnnEgIVdnid LInGs
wv TRIMS Run BY Central Tine.

rIcKgr OFFICES AZ pEySRvtvASn STATION oS
WATER ST., FoOTo OF ELEVENTH sT, WIiEEIIsO,
Ar McLuEE liOrFT, WHEELING, AsD Al IHE
PHSSsYLyASiA STATION. 2EIpGEpORI.
snr-utTFVT SYErrs-"pAH N,VDLr Ruury."
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LADIES
Needing n tonic, or children who want build.
ing I'D, should take
RRO,yN,S uiOy xlIvTEPS.

Il Is pleasant cIrcs NClzril, Indigestion,
SDl!olSlcss, L!yer Complaints and Neuralgia
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fDally, except sunday.
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm Grove NJ
9i3a- II. and Wheeling at I2l7 p M.
Trains No. ., 6 II and y connect With hcrdic
line for Trledelnhia lIerdic leaves Triadclphiu
for Elm Grove al 5:S0a ~. 80 a. IN. lk5D n IN.
and 6:lOp. n. Daily, except Sunday, and Sat.
urdhy's horde. will connect with train No u,
leaving Wheeling at Hoo p. IN.
sundays hetdic leaves Philadelphia at 900
4 m. 200 n. m, $50 p IN. and connects With
tIains No. 8. Is mud 70 from Wheeling.
II. T. w~EISGERBER Gen. Manager.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

0uard arpr SUNDAY. Jmnc 3, 1891, Passcn %,
Trains will run as follows; 'DGily. iDally Fix.
cent SUNDAY Central time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
PASSED AWAY.
Que Of the Faithful Of Old Ker.
lucky.

sMiTHLAsD, Livingston Co., ken.
tucky, Nov. l. 1894 For tho iniorma.
tlon Of the many Elders, who, like my.
self, have lAbored Ia this conference
and had the pleasure Of forming the
acquaintance Of aud receiving many
acts Of kindness bestowed upon them
by the deceased, submit this brief
article on the death Of Sister Eivlra
MAnley, Of Rochester, Butler Co., KY,
who after long illness aud being con.
fined 10 her bed for about three
monthf, closed her eyes In silent slum.
Der on tue sO!h Of Sept. 1891, Ieavin.
behind 10 children, n numUer Ofgfauu.
children aud many friends who mourn
her lOas. The decreased was Inferred
Ia the Huntsville cemetery, beside her
husband.
Sister Manley has for several years
been Identified with the unpopuiat
sect OF the day, tue Church OF jesus
Christ OF LAtlef-dAy saints, being the
only one OF her family circle and SUI.
rounding associates who we're VI tue
faith, aud therefore stood, ~ II were,
alone, amidst cousiiufabie opposition,
anu worldly sympathy, because Of her
peculiar boiieL Net shu was nrin anu
lmmOvablu 10 tue last, Tor she truly
had received the promise OF the Father,
Tor tue Savior said that "Whosorvsf
would do HIS Will he shalt know o the
doctrine whether 10 to uf God on
whether l speak OF myself" Her las.
NofiH VIE. expressions OF gfpa,
anxiety Tor tho salvation Of her family,
none u whom have yet Obsyei the
Gospel ~ she plainly under tool H..
All who had this pleasure OF 10 ming
the acquaintance OF Sister MauIry
learned u love and respect her a. a
true, klnd-hosrtel, charitable mo. her,
sitler and fritnI; and all feel the
weight OF the sal parting.
Ffaiernaliy, Il. g. JOHNSON.
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THE PALMETTO STATE.
Health and visits uf the Llders-Crop
Report.

sENEoA, s. C., oct. ". 1894
Editor Dcseret NewG
Thinking few lines from tho Pal.
metto slate would not BE- out Of placr,
will pen you few. The healll o
the Elders Is improving; tho hot
weather Of the summer was too much
iof some of them, but since the COLI
weather has Get in they are improving
very last rnetc are two al my mouse,
Elders w. r.. Cowley and Alvin
Smith, who came up IRON the loser
counties with biiiJus fever, but W.
have the IN elton broken up now, anu
the Elders Will soon return 10 their
helds oi labor. There is no danger OF
sickness alter white frost wuicn has
already killed most OF the vegetation
here. This county Ia ~ heal by ~
any other except few months In
midsummer Having been raised
here l well know that / am writing
thetruth; and 1 am sure that with a
few exceptions this 10 as healthy
county as any ia the United ststea,
althtIgh two Elders have die here Ia
hhH hNhAtt AalNtIh AuhTlta AklUefAAlu
anu Hyfum Carter, but who knows
but that they would have died n they
had remained at homer We regret 10
giveup such men as these missionaries,
but there II no way TO remedy Il; lhe
decree has gone fortn.
Elder ID. >. DJtf!ty, who filed a
mission here anu was released year
ago, has lust been here with carload |
Of horses aud sold them all at Soneos. !
lie ltfi last night Tor his home at ka. |
nosh, Millafd county, Utah, having |
remained here about i've days. He /
made many friends while on bis mis. /
slon, and his coming back with a car
OF horses has done u great deal Of g00l
III hllaying prejudice la this settle.
msnt. Elder n. =. Kimball was here
while Elder Dofity wss aelliLg his
horses, and advised hun 10 bring Ia
another carload. There ~ no doubt
that his visit 10 this town did great
IDEAL OF good, for many Of this popular
men OF the town came 10 tne depot 10
BID him good DYE wnen lao started for
home, nnd asked him 10 come again.
The crops are good In this couHty,
1ut cotton IL only worth 90 81 cents
ler pound here this fail; II usuaiiy sells
OF a TO cents. The low prices will
Jet tue farmers further than ever into
lebt THIS county makes ablut 400
'ounds OF lint cotton per acre; ~ you
ee there IL not much ia raising cotton.
believe farmefs get further behind
very year that they WORK Mt II.
Your Brother,
JAMES A. SMITH,
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abundanty used In the volume ' ' 4''' NS
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Stayner He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures building. Salt Lake
City
Correspondence collected. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
4 FRIVOLOUS AND SELFISH BIRD.
Immoral Life and Eviction Of Its Host. and
Fellow NsstiinEs.

fah" affHAhhMas
a popular fallacy tells MS thas a
snckoo lays eggs In another birds most
hhe docs not She LAYS eight eggs o,.
tho ground. The eggs arc Ina slgr c.r.
or, spots and shape Ia accordance y...
mo information obtained. say. In LoieI
woods Out OF the eight ogrs five 0
six would closely resemble tho nod.
tpaTows Tho other two miah.
those OF titlark, wren or % uuu
hcr malo ir.euds--ahout three on
TO each lady1-uow come furWa..
Ieot each an egg and carry 30 m
mouth 90 thy nest OF tho I.ar.u.
foster mother only ONO eu...
placed in ono nest o. boo luGaa o..
has preceded him on emo Same uru.
he seeks another cradle, knowing Boo
moment amid all tho eggs present. Cha.
cuckoo pod.r..
Tho o..m mother matches thr f
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Preaching and Preaching.
Mormonism and Theosophy,

subject which, in these times Is OF special interest
fully studied by the Latter day Saints.
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SPORTING GOODS.
w E

w E
Have the Largest Stock and
Finest Assortment OF Fishing
Tackle, Lawn Tennis. Base
Ball and Cricket Supplies,
Tents. Hammocks, Pocket Cut.
lery, Scissors, Guns, Rifles, Ann
munilion, Bicycles and General
Sporting Goods
Ride Copper Rim Rambler
u you want the Best Wheel
Made. Send for Catalogue OF
Sporting Goods,
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Sermons from the Prophets

will Doe the title HARDY coniaing the
choicest gems thoughts leading dpsnsau0n
collection viii oun4 people will be
compiled with special reference to Mutual Improvement work
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Our Missions

XVI Of The CoSrRuuroR ." 'o'"he
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ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas. w. Stayner.
He has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted and estates settled Office
ACKNOWLEDGMENT building, Salt Lake
City.
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Temple Manifestations.

There have been remarkable experiences Of Iaterdy
our temples which have recorded These incidents
tendency encourage consequently knowledge
them should be widely disseminated articles
subject will be presented n Vol1c XVI Of Ig CONTRIBUTOR
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Beyond the Arctic Circle.

Continuing through Volume XVI will %, published intensely
interesting narrative nicely Illustrated OF and
IN the Land Of the Midnight Sun, ny Elder Naph Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-05
Shining lights. How They Acquired Brightness.

Under this heading Swing series OF biographical scelccl
community and tell
they adopted These articles will be illustrated
with half tone engravngs Of the persons mentioned.
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The Study of Self.

Professors George Bdmht, ~ H. Hardy and other able
viii handle this
enable them better understand hcnsryc rapidly
pfoch the Divine Model whose life should constantly
keep In mind.
Prot n. l. Nelson excellent Volume Of TnE
CoNrRnutoR have been great
10
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
RAIDED THE GAME.
Eleven Crap-Shooters in
One Bunch.
A Gambling Dive on Stockton Street
That Was Cut Short in Bust
ness Last Night.

A crap game in full blast, with eleven
players at the board. was raided by
Officers Gordon and Monaghan at SOC
Stockton street. room 10, second floor, at
10:30 O'Clock last night. The entire lot of
eleven, including the owner of the game,
William Clark, were arrested and taken
TO the new City Hall. They were duly
booked with almost as many fictitious
names as there were prisoners.
The game in question was set in opera
ton last thursday and Immediately came
under the surveillance of the police. Officer
Mon Afghan had the place spotted for future
reference and Informed Officer Gordon
Last night the latter, dressed in citizens
clothes. walked into the room where the
game was going on and cooIly began to
pick up portions OF the paraphernalia incl
dent to crap game, including dice and a
green cloth with promises Of wealth print
ed thereon.
The players quickly understood that
something UNEXPECTED was about to
happen, and several OF them made move
meGts to disappear, but were promptly
halted at the outer door by Officer Mona
gnan. The managers of the game grabbed
as much of the outfit as they conveniently
could and put it out of sight. One of the
pisyers-a burly fellow with the look of a
thug all about him-tnrew the arrestiag
officer over the crap-table and then disap-
peared within a closet, from which he was
yanked out few moments later The
patrol wagon was sep for and all the
players. as well as the propriesorS of the
game. were taken 10 the police station.
Not one was lost In the shuttle.
William Clark put up cash bail for all
the prisoners. S440 in all, and the merry
crowd departed. Clark said he still had
enough cash LETT TO start little game.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
AFTER THE "lSMS."
Mrs. Peake Severely Arraigns Sew
eral of Them,

Mrs. Peake of Los Angeles has beer
conducting during the week very profit.
able ana successful revival meeting at tn g
Plymouth Congregational Church. Last
evening, however. she laid aside her soul
saving work and made a wholesale attack
upon what she termed the "isms" of the
present age aud generation.
Before defining them or even particu-
larlZing them the speaker branded the So
called ''sms" as the products of the evil
one. 1T seems" said Mrs. Peake. 'sas il
the devils workshop was at the present
time running at full blast and all the la.
bOrerS are working full time" Never in
the history of the world, declared the
speaker, has there been so many snares
Known about the feet of the Christian
pilgrim as there are to-day.
The first ism" which Mrs. Peake di-
lated upon was what she called 'phenom-
email spiritualism." Before she bagan her
Christian ministry she said that she had
made somewhat special study of spirit
ualism. She had investigated the secrets
oil he science and found the subject rotten
to the core. The character Of The people
who advocated the doctrine was what set
the speaker most sgainst spiritualism She
pronounced them set of disreputa ole men.
''The science of spritualism" is another
name which the devil has devised to make
his trap more alluring, remarked the
speaker. The word science" gives it a
higher tone. said Mrs. Peake. but il is the
same old wolf. only arrayed in different
clothing.
Christian Science Mrs. Peake handled
severely. She called it the offspring of
the devil, and one of the damnable heresies
which Peter spoke about in the Blbls
1T is the spirit of the anti Christ" de-
clared the speaker. She said Christian
Science was creeping into nearly all of the
churches.
buddhism" declared the speaker. sis
stalking about the world in a new uni.
form. 1t now has taken on the name of
theosophy." Higher criticism aud DR..
Briggs were also severely dealt with.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
NORTH BEACH NON-PARTISANS
They Formed a New Club Last
Evening.

What promises 10 be one of the strongest
and most inhuen ial political clubs in
North Beach was that organized last even
ing by the NoB-Partisan residents of that
section af the city.
The large throng Of enthusiastic citizens
who assembled ia Schammel Hall, on
Chestnut street, was in itself sufficient to
assure the success of the new organization.
and the manner in which they went
through the proceedings could but impress
one from digulfied and independent
point OF view.
Luther Wagner. who is one of the prime
movers OF the lncipien: club, called The
gathering To order, and after few intro
ductory remarks announced that the selec-
ton Of a temporary chairman was in
order, TO which position he was elected by
acciamatiOn.
The selection Of a president was then
taken up, and. on motion of Mr.. Manson.
me name OF Stewart Menu es was placed
10 nomination amid a wild uproar of shouts
and cheers. Mr.. MenZies was not pres
ent. and although committee waited upon
him at bis residence near by he could not
be found. The election was then pro-
ceeded with and by storm of ayes"
which could have been heard for blocks
away, he was declared president.
Seven vice-presidenis were then elected
as follows: John Dolbeer, w. S. Cove.
DR.. W. ID. Sharky, w. j. Donovan, Jerry
Brown. Nicholas Barella. James Mearns
The secretary elected was Louis Fay, and
the treasurer Ernest Acers.
The selection OF the executive committee
was left to tue discretion of the presi-
dent.
On motion Of Nj. Manson a committee of
three, consisting of DIR. Sharky, Mr.
Atkins and the speaker. were selected to
draw up set of resolutions which were
read and adopted after short recess, as
follows:
WHEREAS, The government of the city has
ialltn into bad hands through the boss rule of
poth the political parties; and whereas, the
cnolce OF municipal officers should not depend
upon party politics, but upon sound principals
honesty and efficiency, therefore be IL
resolved, That the North Beach Non- Partisan
CLUB pledge It's members TO earnestly vote for
and support The NOn-Partisan ticket, espe-
clally the Independent candidates upon it
James McNab, John ID. Siebe,l &. +. Grunsky
Wlllam haublnger, Barclay Henley and L.
der Naillen.
secondly WHEREAS, There have b en-
giafln aud gross frauds on the register list
ana ~ Tue counting OF votes after being cast;
II Is therefore further
ReSotUed, That all the members OF the club
VINO can possibly serve, present their names 10
the president. the Hon. Stewart Menzies 10
scrutiniZe each precinct registration aud purge
IL OF stuifeis. and also TO wa, CHI the calliup off
ana the counting of votes, 10 the end thai the
fundamental principles OF the government NAV
not De perverted 10 the uses of the basest ele.
mentS.