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HAD A GOOD TINE.

Helena Merchants Royalty Entsrtaiaed
by hutte Business Men.
The representatives. of the Helena Mer-
chants and Manufaciurers' association
who went over to Anaconda az tho guests OF
the Butte drocers' association. have re4
turned and are loud In their praises OF the
way they we're entertained BY the Butte
people. The Helena Isople were met al
Butte by W. Ellinewood. secretary OF the
Butte association, John Caplice. 4. j.
Brsphy and W. Davidson. 1he,e was q
car IN waiting to take them 10 their hotel.
aud quarters ready for them. They we're
tho gusss OF the Butte gentlemen, and ve 3
not allowed 10 sct save az guests. The pic
nio al Anaeonda Thursday was q big sue.
cess. and the train was held at Butte over
an hout for them. The Helena gentlemen
say they never had more enjoyable out-
ing aud could NOT have bsen more royalty
treated.
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Tho POpullst Convention at Butte
Had a Long and Exciting
Session.
Change Effected in the Vote for
Sheriff While Out for
Breakfast.
q. m. coiinan Finally Nominated for That
Pisos-Rss, Of tho Tiohst-Dsor
Lodge Delegates,
Special to The Independent.

Special to The Independent.
IiUTrE, jane 22.-Ths populls, eoantY
convention. which INST al noon yesterday.
remained In session sll night and until
seven o'clock this evening, with Tecssse-
only for meals. II was = smnll and very
sleepy lot OF delegates that remained 70 tho
close. From midnight unsll eight o'clock
In tho morning the light for the nomination
for sheriff was on hand, and with flibuster.
inR. trades, attempts 10 stuff the ballot
boI. and 10 adjourn. kept the excitement
on the increase until the result was
reached. There we're seven candidates In
the field. Thos. Mclaughlin and G. NJ.
Colman were the strongest at the start and
tho hght narrowed down 10 them ut the
finish. The hosney faction generally sup
ported Mclaughlin and the Brsen faction
Colmsn.
Az sir o'clock this morning MoI.auq him
lacked but one vote OF q nomination, there
being a few scattering votes for Duffy.
be Colman men secured q recess for
breakfast. and on rsassemblinR the Colmsn
men proved victorious. but some bitter
soies were left. After this was settled the
interest wansd. although there we're sharp
contests on some other nominations.
The rest Of the ticket is ss follows For
treasurer, Harry Wing; for clerk and REQ
order. Dan Brown; for assessor George T..
Howe; for county attorney. VIM. Clancy;
for county superintendsnt Miss b. W..
Holland; for county auditor. b. W. Cornell;
for county commissioners, Ed McCool.
John Bode and James Byrnes; for coroner,
DR.. O. B. Sarchet; for county surveyor.
John hsgel; for public sdministrator. Jos.
Thomas; for justices Of the peace for Silver
Bow township. T. II. Cooney and John
Hambiy; for oonstablss. John Sullivan
and Jos. Benedict; for South Butte Justices,
X. 3. Rhem and John Nesley; for South
Butte constables. Gen. Boomer and Andy
Carroll.
The following were selected as delegates
10 the state convention at Deer Lodee p.
Holland. L. A. Van Horn. M. J. Matthews.
George Datoh. Daniel Sssrles Il. II. Coonsy.
w. sheerin, Frank Stephens. Pat Meansy.
Frank Hunter. j. NJ. Dorsn. W. J. Sheldon.
v. q Miner. W. A. shifslbin. J. II. Calder.
head. II. Il. Lapiere. @. M. Colmsn. John
Gsebei. \. TiRgermsn. J. l.. Davies Gslsu
Wood. Geo. L. MeGrsth, Geo. Howe. Sam
uel Mulyiile, J. p. Murphy, ]. Murray.
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PERSONAL.


F. RalL OF BlllinsG ia a. the Grand
Central.
l.. @. Mcfarland. of Castle. is . visitor
in HSl0Ds.
John T. Dyaa, Of Great Falls, 10 among
the northern Montana people a, ,he Grand
Central.
Mr.. George Henderson, formerly local
master mechanic OF the hontana Central,
and now flling like position with II. A.
a p, 10 a visitor from Anaconda.
N. RsiniR, who has bsOn Visiting the
Midsinter fair and who spent some time
AZ his lemon orchard near San Diego. Cal,
tor the past two months, has returned
home.
Rev. O. ID. Ramsay. st. paura new pas-
tor, arrived In Helena yesterday. He
comes TO Helena highly apoken OF, and tho
members OF the congregation will accord
him hearty welcome.
Hon. II. II DAVIS eI-maTo' OF Dser
Lodge, 10 in town. MIR. Davis has secured
a contract 10 survey some government land
near Fort Assinniboins, and will start for
that Ioint in few dats With his patty.
Hon. r. II. CaTte- Pst,F winne and X.
r.. Fisk leave this mornlag for Denver 20
attend the national convention OF republi-
can leagues. Col. Sanders will join tho
delegation a, Butte and will 90 with them
TO Dsnver,
Mrs. wm. Mu,h and her mother arrived
In Helena yesterday, after much delayed
Journey fIom the sound. several seeks
ago they started for Helena from Seattle.
and we caught In ths washouL being com.
pellod 70 utsy Al Spokane.
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by Representative @. W. stone, Of pann~
aflvapla, eIemDtinR thiTty-day options
from the provisions of ths bill. Hatch aud
others. amid great confusion, raised the
point OF no quorum. Hatch said the Stone
amendment will destroy the bill, On d.
mand for tslleu the vote ON Stones amend
msnt was ninety-tvo 10 ninety and u
was thereby LOST by tie.
Hartman, republican, OF Montana, offered
n resolution 10 feoommit tbe bill with In
structione 10 report u back with an amend
ratio Of nlItosn 10 one. Huled Out on a
point OF ordof. The bill was then passed,
lao 10 eIRhty-aeyen.
Immediately after the passage Of the bill,
tho general dehoienoy appropriation bill
was taken np. After few minutes spent
In explanation of tho bill by hayen the
committee rose.
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WORKING FOR ANACONDA.
Washington Common nweaiers Have .
Great Scheme on Their Hands,

Washington Commonweaiers Have .
Great Scheme on Their Bsnds
The following from the last issue Of the
Spokane Chroniels Is interesting reading
for Montanians; about forty common
wsalsrs are still hero and are being sup
ported by the home guard. A few came
back from Hope yesterday on account Of
being starved out, and report about l25
still there. A few days ago The secretary
OF the home guards received letter from
Jumbo. He said that 80 far success had
attended his efforts. That In every turn
new recruits were picked up. till now his
army numbers 1000 men. A similar letter
was received from JsGriss al Anaconda,
Mont. He states that be will keep the men
there and try TO influence the men Of his
class to vote for the capital at that place.
and II no suooesds In getting the capital
the citizens have proniseI TO furnish him
and his army transportation hs far rs ~.
Paul. besides feeding tbOm while theI Grs
thsfe."
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The populist county convention will be
held to-day at q. A. X. hall, conyening at
IL o'e.ock =. m.
Jeffriss Lewis and Mckee Rankin will be
at Mine's opera house next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Fred Opperman has iiled notice OF The
location Of twenty acres OF placer ound
In the Stemplc district.
Gsbhardt q Weener, Of Helena were the
lowest bidders for construction OF the
agency buildings at the B!sckfoot agency
The No thorn Pacific express from ,ho
west Waa only three hours late yesterday; in
a day OF so II ia thought that 10 will be
running on time.
AZ the east alde ounds yesterday tho
bAse ball game between the AtchtuBon aud
tho Goodman ninea Ouulted In favor Of tho
Atohinsons bI a sooro OF 20 10 2t,
The foot race between q. l.. Dillon aud
james Twiford that was set for to-nieh,
has been postponed for three weeks, owing
90 an accident TO NJ. 1wiford. tho race
will positively take place July II.
=. X, Dolman. department, commander.
q. A. H., has isaued an order oAll'ng upon
post AdiutAnta and quartermasters Tot
their iepurts covering the siN nontha end
Ing June 30. 1894. The report. OF the do
paTtment ore due at national headquartsrs
July 20 al the latest AMI tho prompt action
OF oe, oihosfa IL necessary 10 enable tbs
assistant Hdiutant general and assistant
quattstnl gene al 10 have their reports
ready by July l, ~ was done lac, year.
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PULLMANs BOYCOTFRD.
To lie In Eject After Next wednesday
A. H. u. OniosrL

To lie In Eject After Next wsdussday-
A. H. u. omesrL
CmoLoo. June 22.-Unlsss the Pullman
company sgreea 10 atbitTats tho differences
with the strikers a boycott. OF all lis cars In
the United States, Canada and Mexico will
be instituted by the A. X. u, 20 take place
Al noon next Tuesday. Notice 10 thia
effect was served on the officers Of tho COM
pany this afternoon.
The committee notified Nics President
Wiokes that unless bis COMPANY agreed 90
arbitration before ~ o'clock noon, Wednss-
day. the A. II. u. will declare a general
boycott on all dining and sleeping cars OF
the Pullman company In this county. No
reply was given 10 this. and the committee
left. When this WAS made known to the
convention 10 executive session Dor cott
was declared on all Pullman cars. begin
ming Wednesday next At noon. This mo-
tion was cheered 70 the echo. and when IL
had been adopted the delegates eheered
Justify.
After discussion OF the strike delegates
proceeded 10 elect officers for the snsuin q
year. President Debs, Vice President
Howard. l.. W. Rogers. James Hogan. Roy
Goodwin and W. u. Burns wer. reelected
directors by acolamation. After adopting
resolutions fsvoting bimetsllisn tho con-
vention adjourned.
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AFTER The ELEorIoNi
Then the H., A. n p, WIN Bc Rushed
Thrsushi
epacial 10 Tho Indenendant

Then the H., A. ~ p, WIN he Rushed
Thrsughf
Special to The Independent
MIssouLA. June IA special from Ana
oonda 10 the Misseulain states that IL has
been sseertsined from q thoroughly reliable
source that the Butte. Anaconda a Pacific
railroad will be built this season into
Granite. Rsvalli and Missouls counties,
and that work thereon will be begun not
later than July 10. The surveyors who
have been lying idle have been hastily sum-
moned to the field. and q small party LETT
Anaconda for the hills to-day. Three
thousand men will be put 10 work. The
decision has been arrived al, IL is stated by
Marcus DAILY and Mr. HsgRin. after long
conference. Tho route Ia practically the
sams a. formerly agreed upon,-via Phil
ipsburg aud down the skalksho into the
Bitter Root valley, thenoe down the east
side Of the valley TO a point twelve miles
south OF Missouls. where IL will cross the
Bitter Root river and come into MissoulA
across the flst southwest Of the city. The
portion OF the work extending 10 Hamilton
will bs com pleted early in the fall, the re-
maiuder before Jan. ], 1895.
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Those contumaoIou. Witnesses.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Senat or Gray.
chairman OF the sugar trust investigating
committee. tes,ined before the grand jury
to-day regarding the refusal OF Broker
Chapman 10 answer questions. He pointed
out the illeaality of the action OF Witnesses
aud discussed the alleged injurious effect Of
sustaining the contumacious conduct OF
Edwards Shrivor and Chapman. The jury
adjourned until Monday.
Tho Chapman case 10 considered the
strongest OF these pf fsssntsd. and the dis
triot attorney decided 20 make 10 q test
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A Plague OF caterplIIar..

CRrPLE CnrEK, Col, June 22-Crlppis
Greek district 10 aufioiing f,om q oatsrpil-
lar plague. In the vicinity OF Pout Mile
,hsy have eaten all the leaves OF the Aspen
tresG Cuts In wagon roads are hllsd up
level with worms, which are OF tho COM
donsd prospect holes they lie two feet
deep. Spring Creek has IN places been
turned Out OF I've course by oatarpiliAfs. al
points where they arc crossing on logs.
The army 10 slowly making iN war east
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SUMMER .
CLOTHING

Headquarters for assortment
headquarters for dependable
goods-headquarters for the low
est prices! In these hot days
you need some cool, light and
comfortable clothing, and we
most conscientiously believe that
THE BosToN is the only place to
get it. Lightweight Suits in
Worsteds and Cheviots, in Frocks
and Sacks, from
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POSTPONED THE CONCERT.

Miller q Co. Want society svea Picnic
to Re . Big Success.
Az usual our liberal Herman Richter
strikes the right chord. He has thought
for every one. Holidays are celebrated br
every nationality. aud being fully In sym
patty with II he has. with the consent OF
the Helena Military band, postponed The
sna brewery until mex, Sunday. July /,
The frm Of Miller 4 Co. wishes the society
Sves q grand success and all their admirers
good time 40 their picnic al Kranich's .
grove. Respoosfully. MuLrR 4 Co..
Helena Brewery.
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Special to The Independent
LIVINGSTON. June 22.-The trial Of Chas.
sweeney. tho priz fighter and all-around
sport Who atAnda charged With assault with
intent 10 commit, robbery, was begun be-
fore judge Henry to-day. Sweeney 10 s0-
eused OF being one OF ,ho men who made
the murdsrous assault on Chas Aoklimer
n, the foo, OF u atIest on the night Of
May o.
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MUST PAY THE POLICY.
Judge Riner Makes an Important Railing
In an Insurance Case.


In an Insurance ave.
CHEYENNE, June 22.-An important ruling
was made by Judge Rinsr in the United
States court here In an insurance case TO-
day. A company refused 70 pay the claim
Of Ms. George b. Henderson, whose hus-
band vas murdered in 1891. near Lander.
on the grounds that the policy
excepted death from Intentional cause. II
was shown that Henderson, who was man.
agsr OF cattle OUTFIT expected TO be killed
and took Insurance especially TO provide
for his family In case OF meeting death by
violence. He did not read the policy. but
relied upon the verbal statement OF tho
Insurance. agent that the policy was all
right and the Insurance would 10 paid
should he be murdered. Judge Rinsr ruled
that the agents statement constituted a
contract The amount involved 10 $16, 900.
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Accidental, or MurdorY

81. LOUIS. June 22.-DL @. Y. Simmons.
president OF the Simmons Medicine com
pany aud superintendent OF tho Centenary
AZ. l.. sunday school, to-day stabbed his
bookkeeper. John McBain, over the heart,
inflicting a fatal wound. They quarrslsd
regarding tho accounts OF the company.
MoBain says Simmons stabbed him with
out provocation. Simmons says MeB1in
started toward him whom he was sharpen
luQ a pencil lie threw Qua HE haads In
self protection. thereby inhictlnR the
wound.
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Demand for . Rsfars..

WARRINGTON, June 22.-Thsre are indioa-
tions that the EEetA case will 90 use our
government to assume q definite position
In tho matter Of the right Of asylum. A.
though the Salvadorian refugees. with one
nington, the BslvRdo,ian provisional gov.
ernment is determined 10 press los demands
for tho surrender OF Gen. Antonia EzetA,
vice president Of the late government. II
10 likely the other refugees will not be in-
cluded In the demand.
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i.arr.,, Oman pndIo.,.a.

San FRlSorsco, June %. The largest and
most costly organ in The United stAtoA, II
DOT in the world. tho ait Of Edward n.
who married Mr.. seArles, waa q membet of
Grace church. aud the o'Ran was gwen Ia
inemOFy OF hof.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-23
Modorat. Improyement NotIceab,e.

New York. June 22.-Bradstrssta review
Of the state Of trade will say Tomorrow:
There are indications of moderate imp ovs-
ment In various lines. and enough instances
to render the fact Of some significance. A
notable favorable feature 10 the practical
ending OF the coal and coke strike. together
with those industries which will put TO
work st once, OF soon. more than 250, 900
men. All western citios agree that a better
feeling prevails Ia business eifo.os, aud
that the outlook for improved fall trade
has increased. The failures In the United
States for tho week wore 19b, against 227
last week.
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The Gold Reserve Fund.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Ths gold taken
from the sub-tfeasury at New York to-day
for export amounted 70 S23SQ00o After
the true amount of the gold reserve is $6l.-
902,772. Tho cash balance to-day was
Sl15, c62 $50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-23
WllI Hold OnIo Ome.

DENVER Jane 22.-Goy. Wai,e's new
penitentiary commissioners returned to-
day from Canon City. altar having tried in
vain 10 get possession OF the penitentiarY.
Warden MetIistoF refuses 10 recognize tho
new board aud the old commissioners, whe
claim their removal by Gov. Waite q
illegal. intend 10 hold onto oilies until the
courts decide against them,
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ANrtorrIoN BILL PASSED.
Tie Vote ON an Important Amendment
to the Itltt.

to the Itlit.
wAnnINoros, June p l-Imusdlateig on
conyenlnR to-day ihr ioua, wont into eom-
ni,tee Of the whole g. 'he anti-option bill.
AldTiob. OF Illinois. Oh f,l M amsndms nj
inserting nour In tho LAT OF agricultural
products affected by tho Till Grain. OF
Texas. ass r.rd that the bin vas Vicious
or deceptive. Tor II stated that ils
purl o,e WAS 10 rAise revenue by To-
Raliz ng gambling, and II II suppressed
aamslino then 1, would not Taias ftvcnue
Alifich's amendment VAS adopted on divi-
sob, piuetl -thfso 20 thi v.olRhL The
COMMITTEES, by a vote OF eiehly -one 20 sew
eniy -four, adopted 40 amendment offered
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nlrhs.t Matsr on Ilsenra.

WICHITA. Ram, June 22-Ths AItsnsst
rivS' broke its banks here tonight AMI
portion OF the oitJ ID flooded. There 10
great alarm among the colorsd people near
the levss, and hnndrsdl of than are ice
ing. Water u higher than "a has over been,
and la still rising.
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San FRAsoieoo, June 22.-A lsl,sr re-
esiysd from Capt Lofentzsn. under date u
May 10. sealing grounds states that his
schooner q, q. White. recently tepoftsd
losl is safe. TIE Rattle. another one ef
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-23

B. wsirick cashier 10 hll the lace Of d. H.
Tracy. deceased. Mr. weirlok will resign
his position of assistant cashier Of tho
Montana National At Helena 70 assume his
duties here ne1t woek.
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s.n.,or,., DIrn,,y M.,u,,,u,I.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Ss tor Call. OF
Florida. shocked the speetatJrs In the SEN
ate gallery to-day by removing his shoes
and slsvatinR his sky-blus stockings to q
nsighboring desk. while he famed himself
with palm leaf.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-23
rrolrht Conductor Mortally nut.

Freight Conductor Mortaiiy Hurt
Special to The Independent
GRELT FALIs. June %. George voRan.
freight conductor on tho Belt coal train,
was mor,ally injured at Belt this afternoon.
A part OF ,hs tTain had been gu, Of and ho
was standing facing the engine whom
switched cars returned on tho grade aud
iammsd him against those ahead. crushing
the nesh from his left thigh and injutlnR
bis back. IL is ,houeht he has internal in
jufios also. Tho engine was uncoupled
from tho train aad brought him 10 the city
at once, where be was taken 10 the hos-
pitul. bu, the doctors have almost no hope
for recovery. VoRAn's slater was tele-
araphsd for At Hamilton, Ontario. Ho 10 q
single mao.
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Nxnrronn In,ltni

To oall aud sec q complstO line Of china
glassware, lamps. siysrvars. atc.
Prices TO suit svsfy purs@
best goods. loves, prices.
y, J. EDWARDS, y Park Avenue.
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A, O. II. Bienni.i couv.n,iou.

Special TO The Independent.
GREAT FAILS. June 22.-The A. o. II. Of
this city are making extensive preparations
for the entertainment OF delegates to the
biennial convention to bs hold here June
%. 27 and 2s. Delegates will be met al the
depot and escorted 10 Elks hall. thence
assigned TO various hotels Az 1850 p. m.
there will be an excursion mp the river.
Wednesday morning they will assemble al
the hall and march 20 st. Ann's church 10
attend holy mas al $3.50. celebrated BY Rev.
J. J. Dols. returning TO the hall aud tho
business, OF ihs convention. On the svcn-
ing Of June "a grand ball will be given.
also an address Of welcome BY Hon. James
Donovan, al $50 =. m.
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The,
Boston.

You are acquainted with our
goods. You know it's simply
finding money by trading with
us. We're headquarters for
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A Good Maa Chosen.

Special 10 Tho Independent.
GRnAr Fans. June i9.-The directors
OF the Great Falls National bank held
meeting to- night At which thsy elected Il.
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Csnters tho
Past Week.
Nkw YoRK. June 22.-The clsarines OF the
banks OF the principal cities for The week
a. compared With tho corresponding week
of last war we're a. follow.
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Took Possession of a Nsw'psps"

BpooiAl 10 Ths independent.
Omar FAILS. June 22-shsrin Hsmilton
took possession Of the Tribune Office this
morning 70 foIeolous a mortgage Of ei3,-
900, held BY che Frs, National bank sale
will take place NEXT week.
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SIS UP TO $50.

All sorts of thinner things at
thin prices. We can suit you
if any one can.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-08-30
Encourage the Band.

We are pleased 70 see our band walk
ing up ssaiu, aud crSsnixissthe parts.
Tho. committee, ,appoipted. have sent
word 10 all tardy .msmhers that they
4 expected to DO % practice twice a
!. ;.x from. this time ON. and. also that
,hey are expected 70 play their parts,
or else step out and laats room for
others. We are glad 70 So them get
down TO week once more, ". Abe band
has some good. playsrp in y, ord there
10 lots Of good talent N oar Town 70
mako ~ ., first class band. 80
About I've yssrs ssss No city sosncil
decided 70 bear Abe sxpsncss Of the
band and We hope our cisy isshsrs will
BE- liberal with the bsys for ~ money
spsnt in good cause, Tor . town lie
simply dead without baud, The boys
are willing TO put In their time but
want the people to bear their incidental
expenses.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-08-30

CitiIens Of our town who live on the
outskirts complain THAI they don't
get protested - veil 80 those .yho live
10 tho, thicker popalatsi poStions IL
would would b. wise. isr the city
marshal 70 be on the lookout ior the
boys and girls who carry oc their
huddlumisni sloss tho State road, be-
tween hero and Americas York. be.
tween the hours Of IL o'elooA and Q Ia
the morning, when the people are
resting, they are awakened from their
sleep by this gang Of aisordsrly boys
and girls. Within the. past month
buggies have been broken. and several
persons injured. IL the marshal would
lookinto this matter, and SEQ that il ia
Stopped, he would oblige many Of the
taxpayers OF this city.