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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

Ventilation, properly arranged IS c.
sontial 20 tho health Of tho fowls Ia
winter, and Il tonds TO increase their
egg laying Every honncry should hnyo
"a yontilator, but IL should always bo
closed tight ON tho approach OF cold
weather Many vontilators do more
harm than good. The idea Is 20 keep the
air circulating only when tho weather
ia warm. During cold weather sufficient
ventilation Gun DO given by throwing
tho doors and windows open IN the day
time. II impure odors seem 20 affect tho
inhabitants of the house, tho one thing
needed IL u thorough olorning through.
out Cold winds and drafts from vcnti-
lators cause the death OF moro fowls
than almost anything else In tho i'm.
proved sort Of henhousos. Ventilation
is essential 20 tho hoalth Of tho fowls,
and hence TO thoir egg laying but it
can only DO obtained by forothought and
care. Watch the Thermometer aud rogu.
lato tho air accordingly. II will pay in
tho end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsuANr TO Al ORDER or SALE
Il and decree ~ foreclosure 10 mo directed
by the THIRD nistuct Court Of the Territory
OF Itah, shall expose a public sale Al tho
house, 10 ,bo Ciy u sSit Lake County
Of ralt Lake aud Territory Of Utah, on the lith
day of February, i'al. 90 DO O'Clock a ui hll the
5ishL utle oialm ana Interest q Adalo Al. = 4,
Heath, Adds NJ r. tfowhoIu, Administrators
uf tnu estate ~ John o. lrrWhu.u. doe
ccatc,, ana John W rfowhrla. June Grtrs
1rcwhcla, uuI Dolly q, IrcWhola. minors,
and Minnie Herman and elizabeth Portfolio. of.
boz, aud 90 thH following doaCuuuu real estate
situate, lyluE ana being On Hnlt Lake CITY and
County. Oiah iuuitoy, aud described ~ fol.
lows, 90 Wit
HciuF an undivided one-half go interest.
hrgiuuing htA point two 90 rods south from
thr northwest corner 81 lot three .l!, lu block
ihiriy nine I.'|t plat a. of HAs Lake CITY
survey, and running thence east ten 900 rods,
thsnr8 south three Cl rods. thence wet ten
lII iuds, thence u0rlh throu lal rods Co place
90 beginning containing thirty square rods % {
ground Aso full right OF way Tor travel
point twenty i've lgN feet touth ON the
northwest corner Of said lot three taI. aud
running thunro east seventy 'ivo feet, thence
lial feet thence north eight 90 feet 70 place OF
beginning, situate In tho city and county Of
SAT- Lake, Territory Of Utah, 10 be soldAt
mo property VI Addio 81. y. Trewhela, ffoi.
grict a. Heath, hrruuttA Heath. Aidic NJ 4.
lrcWnolA, ndminsuatriH o. tho estate Of John
,, IreWhglh, deceased, and John W. Tfew.
helA, June Grace 1rowhela, aud Dolly q.
Tfcwhola, minors, and Minnie Herman, and
kluahrtn Portfolio stthe suit OF stephen Hays.
NAT 81 BRIGHAM.
u, \ Marshal
by l.. l.. AhCuEu,
Dated January glrd, iso5.
Booth, Lee Cray, attorneys for plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

ono man who lives ON tho outskirts
OF tho city keeps about 800 hons Tho
morning food consists OF warm mash.
Sometimes IL Is composed u hran mid.
dlings and ground corn and oats, and
sometimes Of but ono or two Of these.
A little egg food is added TO this mash
three timos por week. Tho refuse and
scraps from Eve restaurants are obtained
daily, and these form tho noon f0cd for
the birds At night their food consists
Of mixed grains, No green food or veg.
otablcs are given thcm oXcopt such as arc
among tho waste from the restaurants,
Crit ia given them In the form of crushed
limestone, which IL bought already pro.
pared These fowls lay remarkably well.
aud tho secret Of It IL In tho variety "
food thoy got among tho restaurant
scraps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

On tho subject Of hens a boy writes;
Hens h curious animals They don 6
have no nose nor no tooth, nor no ears.
They swallow thoir whites whole aud
chow Il up ia their crops inside OF 'cm.
Tho outside Of hens IL generally put In.
tor pillors and inter feather dustors. Tho
inside Of hen Is sometimes filled with
marbles and shirt buttons aud such. A
hen IL very much smaller than good
many other animals, but thoy'll dig up
more cabbage plants than anything that
amt "a hen. Hcpg 81 very useful 20 lay
eggs for plum puddings skinny Bate
cat 10 much plum pudding once that It
sunt him inter tho collcry. Hens has got
wings aud can ny whom they got scarf.
cut Uncle williams hens head OF
with q Ratchet, and II scarf her 10 death.
Hens sometimes make very fEc spring
chickens, F." 80 Australian Poultry and
Dog Gazette
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HENS on PuLLers,
Young nird, Give the Best All Around
Profits.


The question Of laying qualities Of
hons and pullets Is not yet settled Some
claim that a hon or Q years Of age
will lay moro eggs aud better eggs than
. pullot But writer in Farm Poultry
says he has tested with care tho profits
Of zach and finds e hest 20 tum OF the
old birds when they aro about I 8 month";
old and have early Matched pullois ready
to tako their places. OF course ho refers
to the farmer and not tho fancier He
says: A fancicr who wants his best egg
yield to como IN March. April and May
can DO very VOL content with fow or
no eggs during the period Of tho mott
and sluggish laying during December
January md February, because the rest
and rocupemtion Of that period prepare
tho older birds to compete closely with
tho pullots during the months whom the
eggs arc wanted for Matching Tho farm.
or. on tho contrary, wants eggs ia No
vcmbcr, December and January II he
wants 70 get tho prices which pay the
cream Of tho profit Tho very reason
why eggs are scarce and high IN Octo-
Dor, November and December is because
tho and year olds are taking rest
melting and recovering from tho molt
and the great bulk Of the pullets arc
not yet laying. Hero IS an example,
which wo havo quoted before tnkon
from our experience one year that we
kept 1876 hons and pullots'
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NITuEREAs, b. T. TAHrEY AND JOuAS.
w ma a 1arpgY, he VITO, by their GER
tain deed VI trust dated the 10Th day Of jan
uarY, A. u. i'll, and day recorded IN the
once % tho county recorder o. salt ! Ako
county, Territory " Utah, ga the .lth ueI OF
January, l-l, 30 1oos .. 3 ~ Of MorsagcA ~
: Young of SAT- tale CITY. Utah Territory
certain real estate in said decd OF uu.t mon'
TONED and more particularly hereinafter doe.
certain pfomlisory note ofcson tato with said
decd Of trust Tor the sum Of four thousand
ard n,o hundred dollars li2m.t0l, executed
MiIlct payable 30 bic order one year with
privilege % two YCari sitter date, win iutctoat
thereon from date, 81 the rate OF
llpor cent per annum. payable quarterly
that should default 10 made in the paymcntof
SAID note ornuy pHrt thoroo' or OF the tu.
terCst that MAJ accrue thereon, or any part
thereof as tuu same uccom' QUO aud paIauio
according 90 The trnlf and eject thereof, lhcn
aud 10 that case aAil premises should be- sold Ia
the manner provided Cor in raid deed % trust
whereas dvisu'i hAs bucn made o. tlo ca.
tont % one hundred dollars $1,000, iu tho
payment ~ interest, which became Que on
tAii tuto on Iuy tNin, l7il, aud default hAs
bcuu made IN each payment ofuttrcft as u Dc'
came due quarterly thereafter. nud the zane
b wholly unpaid. including tho principal.
now, therefore, 40 tho riquost ~ iGb. Miilot,
said q 81 n trust secured anu under and "
virtue of the terms and authority In said ducd
OF trust contained
hereby giNc notice that viii, on ThursdAy,
the sisl day pt tuutuarY, a. D. lsi3, a TIE
hour OF % O'Clock noon % said DAY, a. the
front door 81 The SAT- LAKE County Court
House. 10 -Alt Lato tity Utah Territory, suil
n public yenduo mo following dcscnbcd real
estate IN aaid deed ~ trust mentioned, t0swit.
Commencing two lil rods north Of the south.
40. piaI"C'' Of SAT- Lsto Ciy survey. and
running thence north Eve anu one hair lial
rods, thence east eight f-l rods, thence
south I've and one half 90 rods
thence wet eight tsl rods 20 the place ~
commencement aud situate 10 ~aIt lake tity
and County Uhh Territory, Tor the purpose "
paying naiI prumiFHpry note and the interest
uccfuiug thereon from Apul 20th, 1874, 90 mo
tlur % sale ant al costs aud expenses %
executing tun trust, including reasonable
commissions 90 tho Trustee and the AttlrncN's
Zee Huueuei In SAID dooi of trust. Tor the
hIshcataud beet price mo same viii bring in
each. n. :. NuuNG,
Trustee.
Dated a, san LAhs city, Utah isTriioiY.
January m 1891.
". j. ltAUyEr.
Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NOTICE

TI'OTuE sTOCKUuIDEgsO or THE BuI.
Il lion heck a champion Mining Company,
o. corporation. You are hereby noticed that
me regular annual meeting Of tho stock
hnldcfs ui Fniu corporation Will hr held ~ the
uilrc ~ tho cuWnHuY, room 30, a3 whiting
ham Nullutng, liHt south street, RAFT Lake
city, Territory ~ Utah. on Monday, tho tth
day % March, ptDNImoi NJ the hour % o o.. Co.,,
Tor tho purpose ~ rlCruuE unCurH Tor tue
ensuing year, and Tor the trausnCtion Of such
other business BIZ may proper Y come before
the meeting. hy order % tho board VI dircc.
tors,
salt Lake CITY. February :, 1905.
", y. hEATiE. Socy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

In buying now stock be- Euro 20 pur.
chase from reliable breeders There
seom 60 DO more opportunities Tor cheat.
inR in tho poultry business than in any
other
A good cure for roup Is TO put throo
drops Of camphor on piece Of bread
90 give 20 tho fowl, In two or three
days it will DO all right
when fowls habitually lay thin shellod
eggs, their systems are not Ia a healthy
condition and have generally become
enfcoblod ty overlooking and getting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NOTICE.

'THEUE WILL BE A MEETING or THE
4 stockholders Of the salt Lake Amuse.
mont Association, in the orlce Of the manager.
Nrand Opera House building on "Wednesday,
February 2Qth, 1895, a. O'Clock y. M, for the
purpose II voting FOR reissue OF stock, and
any other business that mHy come before the
meeting Called by order Of
!. MCNALLY, PreadtnL
FRANK hALrLSF. We, President,
" L, lNrtH, Director,
II H. YOUNG, Director,
JAS. AuuEHs, Director.
j, D. Rooms, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NoTloE oF ASSESSMENT.

Lucky nu Mining Company. Location Of
principal plAcu ~ bustnrss, para tIty, Utah.
Location Of hliuu, make trcuE Mining
Dlhiuct WAaAteu county, Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ Amcoung u The board ~ trustees. held
At Park CITY, on tha .gth day OF January,
1855, ga assessment so. M % ~ cents per
share was levied on tho capital stock 0f The
corporation, payable " tho treafurur, g. 4.
Dlhus, rooms b and Z, % south slain street,
Sat Lake tiy, Utah. on or before tho ysh day
OF March. 100,
Any stock upon which the assessment 70.
mAiua unpaid on tho pth day u March, lsJi.
public auction, and N payment ~ not made be.
lore, viii no sold on the 3Qth day OF March
ispi, at the hour OF O'Clock y. M, al tho once
Of the treasurer, % pay assessments aud costs
ot advertising and oxpgnse 0t sale.
Vs.. ). BURTON.
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

II costs rs about 81 16 a year 20 feed
u fowl. which would BE- siAOOa month
for 1875, and we lind that tho December
and January eggs paid q profit Of $50.
90 aud s81 90 respectively, while April,
with larger number Of ogg', paid but
si8.S4 profit Take tho example Of tho
-Four Thousand Eggs In December, "
which wo published last February. The
oxaot number Of eggs laid was 3,g5L
which were sold ut 90 down 20 30 cents
a dozen, practically $3.50 Tho food bill
ut "a cents per fowl month Is Si2.-
20, giving Us a not profit Of $3.50 IN a
month whom most Of the / and year
old hens aru resting A comparison Of
tho ogg yield Of somo Of those pens, as
given In tho "study Of tho Egg Yiold, "
shows that i0a pallets laid 2.902 of
those eggs, practically ~ y oggs apiece,
while az i.yoar.old hens laid but 800
eggs, little less than ivo eggs apiece.
In other words, the year old hens paid
for their food and very small margin
OF profit. whilo the pullets paid for
thor food and good big profit besides.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ElLlLs d MnELn NeII.on. dee,n,,d

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator or tho ~.
late VI Martin Nelson. decrased IN the cred.
llurH OF, ana All persons having CtAima against
the aaid deceased, a. exhibit them with tho
htetssaiY vouchers, within four months after
me hrsi publication VI tins notice, 20 the SAID
aumlnlstfaiuf az No. lb3 Center street In
Utah
Dated January lAth, 1875.
TtEOrnl.Us NJ. DAWN,
son, deceased.
ions y CANNON, attorney foT estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

In subscribing 10 the Pioneer Monu-
meut fund, Postmaster Nash and Z. II.
Lannan have Get ~ example 10 the
GENTLE portion Of Ionh population
that should and undoubtedly will bear
fruit IN the shape " generous c0ntfi-
but ous. Brigham Young was a great
mau; under his direction this valley
was pcopled, aud Utah made a garden
and a gnnary Of 10 10 1tIiug that he
and his deeds OF progress DO common
Grated In bronze, that tho monument
should be erected Ia the city he planutd
aud built, aud that the peopls Of all
religious beliefs who have protiled ny
his torssight and enterprise should with
their money ard good will show their
appreciation Of his laboia The Ar0us,
F,b ., 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NOTICE.

rJ'HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders Of the salt Lake aud Ogden
Gas s Electric Light company will be- held a.
once OF tho company 40 . " ct, first south
street, February 'lith. l-13, a. o'clock y. u.
for election of board Of directors and for
uanaacuug any other business that may be
brought before 10.
JAMES MOFFAr, Secretary.
SALT LAhL CRY, Utah, iob. tth, 1915,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once No HIS Main st.. salt Lake city. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ~ b meeting ~ the board OF directors VI
Tue SAT- Lake Asphalt Company, held on the
lih day OF January, lbla, an assessment called
No, d in placu NJ No. roeindod, OF lluouts
per snare, was levied on the capita stock OF
tho company PAYABLE Immediately TO ", \.
Wllllams, treasurer No, MS Nam Street,
Sat lake tItY. Utah. Any stock upon which
said assessment shal remain unpaid on the
lath day 81 February. 1925, shall become do.
linqucu. and advertised for sale, and unlrsa
payment D. made before, will be sold az public
auction on March 18Th, 1873. at " O'Clock NJ,
az the aforesaid once 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost ~ advertising
aud expenses VI sale ~ order OF tho board
" directors.
AuLANDO PRATT sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NOTICE.
SALT LlKr

sALr LAKE CRY. Feb. 5. 1895.
FT'HE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
, stocknOlders of tho WomAn's Coop wall
hC held in the Fourteenth Ward Relief society
b N on "Wednesday, frh 18th. NJ y. ~. Tor
tho purpose ~ receiving reports and transact.
ing other business IN connection with tue 10
tNtuuun, ANNA OUuuAUp,
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Oh THE
Il stockholders " tho Utah stove \ Hard
ware Co. , Will be- held az the compAny's onlce
on Tuesday, February 18th, at 2 y, m, for the
election OF oncers and tho transition Of such
business a. may properly come before IL
February Isl lss5, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

In tho Probate Court, IN aud for SAT- Lake
County, Territory or Utah.
In the matter n the estate OF Mercy u
Thompson, deceased.
NOTICE II uEHEBY GIVEN THAT
~ Mary jane Thompson, oAoCutriN 4. the
vhihit ot Mercy Il, Thompson. deceased, has
rendered Tor settle rnt hnd O % IA said court
her udmulHirntluu OF uaid estate anu petition
Tor uual untri1uuur Of the residue OF SAID
estate among the persons entitled thereto, and
mat lhurslAY, tho 1sth day OF February, A.
ID. l-1f az % O'Clock a. M, uttho court room
% hhid court iu tho County Court House,
ralt LAKE tltY and County, Utah Territory,
mas been duly appointed " tho judge OF said
cnurt Tor tnu sctuenUnt of said account aud
hearing sAld puuuun Cor distribution, AZ which
umu and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and show cause, n any
thufu De- why sad account should not be-
to1Nod and approved aud lnal distribution
made o. prayed for
Dated February tta. A. u iso5.
@. D.. STANTON,
CLERK of tho Probate Court.
ny A, q, REESE, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

To the matter Of the estate OF John
Bailey. deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Eu4Aboth bailey, EKCcutuH, anu John
II. Bailey Executor OF the estate ~ John
Bailey, deceased, has rendered Tor settlement,
and hlediu said court their fnAl accounted their
Naturalization OF SAID cafatu and petition for
unal distribution Of the residue ~ said estate
among tuU pursnua entitled thereto, anu that
Tuesday, tile lgth day uf February, A, 10. 1880
nc 10 O'Clock q. m., 40 tho Court Room OF
said Court, m the County Court House,
SAT- Lake titY aud County, Uthh Territory
has been duly appointed BY tho Judge u
said Court, for the settlement OF said
account and hearing said petition for dlstrl-
button, 90 which time AMI place any person
Interested ~ said estate may appear and show
cause u any there be, why SAID account
should not BE- settled and approved aud
nnal distribution made a. prayed tor
Dated January l3tn, A. u, 1875.
q d, STANTON,
CLERK VI the Probate Court.
liy a. q, REESE, Deputy
]. NJ Waddell attorney.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Brigham Young Memorial ns,o-
citation nrKnOw lodges receipt VI the
following contributions 70 assist In iho
building Of the Pioneer monuments
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
CHAMBER or COMMERCE

rINHERE WILL M 4 SPECIAL NETTING
il ~ the stockholders Of the Chamber NJ
Commerce on Monday evening, February ith,
lhli, nt O'Clock b. on 20 discuss proposed
national financial legislation AMI any tuch
other business ne may properly come before
the meeting
JANIS n. BACON. prrst
EDWARD o. CuLuONN, hocy,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County. IerritorY Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
uailpy deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

In tho Probate Court, IN aud for salt Lake
county Territory or Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11

In the matter u the estate OF Mercy Il
Thompson, deceased.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-10

The Republicans are exhibiting a most
unnecessary, intolerant and vindictiye
party spirit towards the administration
Of Mr.. Cleveland. They denounced him
for not interfering to cause a cessation
Of the war in China, and the moment he
offered to intervene in behalf of peaceful
negotiations they held up their hands in
holy horror at his presumption and will
ingness to entangle this country in remote
foreign alliances. They accused him OF
inhumanity in not bringing the sultan of
Turkey to book for outrages of the Kurds
against the Armenians, and the moment
he asked for an American representative
to accompany the European committee
of investigation to the locality of the
outrages they accuse him of a lack of
knowledge of diplomatic courtesy, and
since the sultan has refused to permit
Mr.. Jewett to accompany the commits
sion they applaud the Turk for his knowl-
edge of diplomacy and the community Of
nations and charge the administration
with Grass ignorance. In any case they
are ready to change positions to fire upon
the administration. They are hard to
please In fact, they cannot be pleased,
but it is some consolation to know that
Mr.. Cleveland has not laid awake at
night shaping his policies to please Re
publican editors and statesman.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-10
WANT OF DEMOCRATIC HAIR
MONY

The Washington correspondent of tn
Gal.-Dal. News gives among the plan
of other members of congress that of tn
Hon. Dave Culberson on the currenc!
question. The correspondent says:
"Mr. Culberson's plan is short and sim
pie. 1t suggests the sale of enough pei
cent, short lived bonds, of small dimen
sions, to take up all the coin notes ant
greenback notes, the banks to deposit
these bonds as basis for their bank
notes. 1t provides that the bank notes
shall not be taxable, and that the banks
can issue their notes to the full amount
of the bonds they deposit. 1t provides
that these bonds shall be kept in the
treasury, bearing no interest till they are
applied for for banking purposes. This
plan, too, may be faulty. One thing
though is certain, and that is that it will
finally retire from circulation that instru-
ment, the greenback and coin notes, by
which bond issue can be forced ut any
time. 1t is estimated that there is out
standing $4S0,0OO,0O0 or $500,000,00O in
round numbers of this currency. To take
up this amount of course an equal amount
of bonds would have to be issued. 1t is
an enormous amount, but we have issued
500, 100000 of 3 per cent bonds in the
last year with probable issue of another
$50, 100000 of the same kind in sight"
The correspondent adds that "the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Culberson could not get
two dozen supporters in the house today"
The difficulty in getting an efficient
support is that there are not two dozen
members of the house without plans of
their own. 1t seems very strange to an
ordinary business man that where the
main ideas of all the plans are so SINH
lar and where the cause for action is so
simple, to-wit, the relief of the treasury
and n safe elastic currency, that not
enough members of congress can agree
and push through an act that will meet
the requirements of the case.
But want of harmony in the Demo
cratic members of both branches of con-
gress, especially the senate, has retarded
and partly defeated the purposes of the
party all along. The Democratic party
went into power with a revenue bill in
sufficient to support the government, with
n bankrupt treasury and an already large
deficit, and also with the obligations Of
Il billion dollar congress facing it. These
conditions were embarrassing even with
perfect harmony in the party, and it is
a matter of surprise that under the cir
the party has been able to do
rs much as it has done for the country.
Of course the lack of harmony is a mis-
fortune which the party are held response
Die for, but it is fair also to take into con-
,ideration the condition of the government
md the country, almost totally wrecked
~ the long lease of the power of the
party.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-01-10

week occupied the witness chair before
the Lexow committee. Mr.. Golf has
made him feel that there is seyerer pun
ishment than a club can infict. 1t is al
ways a pleasure to see bully Inundated
and made to eat dirt by keen, shrewd
lawyer His position has been one OF
humiliation. equaled only by his degra-
dation. He has received no sympathy
while Mr.. Golf literally tore off his thick
hide and peppered and sailed the inner
sensitive cuticle of his epdermis.