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The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29
Proceedings of the Circuit Court

Business in the Circuit Court h S
been of "A quiet and uninteresting ma
ture this week. except to parties liti-
CANT, and the usual large attendance of
spectators has been diminished to a
mere handful The grand Jury made
final report and were Observation-Disclosures
report appearing elsewhere in this is
sue. They found twentytbree indict-
meDts. and judging from their report
were careful not TO involve tae county
In trivial prosecutions.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State VS. David Grant, abusive language
plea of gailty; fined s25.
State VS. David Grant. disturbing the peace
plea of guilty; fined IS.
State VS. Joe Campbell false imprisonment
jury trial; verdict not guilty.
State VS. Wash Ankrum assault with intent
to kill; arraignment waived; plea not guilty
trial. verdicsguilty of assault; fined ST.
State VS. Henry Webb, MURDER continued
on motion of defendant; set for Sd day.
State VS. LII. Potts, carving pistol; :uty
trial on plea of not guilty: verdict not guilty
State VS.. Tom Tatum, disturbing the peace;
plea not guilty; verdict guilty; fined ST.,
State VS. Louis Pryor, disturbing the peace !;
plea of guiltyi fined s..
LAW DOCKET.
p. Littell VS. T.. w Yerzley. eiectment:
amendment 70 complaint flied; continued by
consent.
Henry Banks ct al VS. Mary Connors. eject
ment; answer to amended complaint; jury
trial; verdict for plt'G melton for new Il ial !;
motion for new trial Withdrawn.
Phi Littel Vs. Andy johnson. damages;
Y f-s.
aside verdict; Motion for new trial sustained.
Pettus. Bros. & B-;ford VS. f. Duncan, debt;
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Julius Lesser VS. Boyle Il Brown, for rent
continued 10y consent.
NJ. II. Waddy VS. }. T w. Tillar ct al, DANA
ges; continued to abide decision in Supreme
CGart OF No 1912. Mann VS. 1iar.
". II. Coffey vs. Henry Banks, ct al, eject
ment; continued on motion of defendant.
w. IL. Cofiey VS. Banks. Wilkinson a Co.,
rent account; continued GA motion Of defend
ant.
ID. II. Baldwin & Co. VS. Dag Cook. repevn
motion to suppress dispositions overruled
bond for cost filed.
Wallace Wilson VS. Robt K. Mitchell. DANA.
ges; dismissed on PLAINTIFFS motion without
1 prejudice.
compromised and dismissed at defendant s
cost
Porter & Macrae VS. Brooks & Co. appeal
from j. p. Court; judgments for plaintiff for
amount Of verified account.
First National Bank of Sterling. Kansas Us
Pyatt & Oakley; attachment; report of sale;
interplea OF Geo. NJ Noble; proof of publica-
ton of warning order; report of attorney. ad
| litem
NJ. w. lzard&vs L. +. s. w. E. Williams: ap,
peal from j. p. court: dismissed at plaintiff
cost.
Nj. Kelley Ys>J. T. Clifton; continued for
service; alias summons.
les. L. Brown VS. j. N. Farmer and Sam Ash
worth, note; original note filed; judgment by
default.
A. G. Word VS. John Belk and l.. p Feather
ston appeal from j p. court; jury trial. YER
| dict for plaintiff for s41 .65s motion for new
| trial.
Gornaan s. Barrow Tvs Ell. Taylor; appeal
from Up court; Jury trial. verdict for plain
| tiff; motion for now trial.
". HzAcDspieltts W. Z. Williams, collector,
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29
Notice Hunters and Merchants.

Will pay highest cash prices for Fnrs
and Hides. AS I'm shipping to 2astern
Manufacturers direct. I'm able to do SO.
). Levy. Manager of the Boston Store,
North of Rollwage s. Co.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

lNaFra MIS-
On'this day ii is hereby ordered ~ the
CouHty Court of st. Francis County. hrkan-
sas, that all persons holding warrnnts drawn
on TIE treasurer OF said County of ST. Fran
els. in the state of Arkansas, are hereby no.
tined TO present the same for resistance on
or be .ore the 10Th Gay of June. 1893. TD4
holders OF warrants must endorse their names
issuance.
All persons who fail. neglect or refuse 10
present their warrants for resistance are
hereby warned That any warrants not pre-
scented as required by his order will be Tor
ever debarred after the 10th day of June. 1906
from deriving any benefits troIrFtheir claims
Sald warrants must be presen TED AT the Clerk 5
ONCE in Forrest City for resistance.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29
IFpR THE LADIES AND MISSES

We have description of Ladies Dress Gc consisting
Latest Most
AVennes SILK Swve Fur Ducks, Silk Crepone
MORE Silks Sa.eens Imported Scotch Cnghams
Cacos endless variety White Goods.
Handkerehiefs, Laces Emroidee Ribbons Kid
Shoes those White Kid
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

otatr OF Arkacsas, q,
ST. Francis County. IS
: ]. /. &. Folbre, Clerk of the Circuit Court
ana EX-ofiiciO Clerk of the County Court of
81 Francis County, Arkansas, do hereby or
tfy that the FOREGOING is true. perfect and
complete copy of the order of the County
court made IN relation 10 the Resistance of
County Warrants Is the same appears now len
in$oince duly entered on page go OF County
Court Record book III"
Ia testimony whereof have
hereto set my hand and
tSHALI affixed the seal OF said County
Court this 9th day March. 1895.
T. e. FOLBuE, Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29
.SrATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, !
Lucas CoUNTY


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
us the senior partner of the firm of f. J .
tCHENEy IL Co, doing business in the City
sof' Toledo, County and State aforesaid
land the'sad firinwil pay the. sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of
tCatarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
tCATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
iny presence, this 9th day of December, A
ID. 1855.
4 A. W. GLEASONs
q Notary Public.
Halls Cetarrh Cure is taken internally
sand acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
i-nonials. free.
T. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, o.
tsS@ Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

FOR The men AND BOYS
We the Largest Variety of everything ars, class.s
Furnishing Goods. Boys Hats Shines ), fabe
Shirts Neckwear, Underwear. Gloves, etc. hobby Of
best values and lowest prices. sN.SDhs
addition to all this, have Complete Stock of Clam,
disc Groceries Hardware. Furniture Harn.ss Ha
make o your give your trade. '"A9Rl
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

fabulous dream
d IN to in the Latest Novelties and STYLES Spng Goods
selected special
inqurers whether ALL
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

tsav dice of New Novelties
just received at the
Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

n the ST. Francis. County Court
Tuesday. FEBRUARY TO- 1885. sth day
January Term 1se5.
In the matter of re-issuinV County
The Forrest City times., 1895-03-29

Csi'f-sT Cry Ter Pitchers Castorla.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

You can make your own hanj.gren-
AIDES, to be used In case Of Dire, by filling
old quart bottles with the following;
Chloride Of lime, curde, 20 parts com.
mon salt 8 parts water, 70 parts.
This is not the vors, mosquito time.
but It Is well TO know that the Indian
Medical Record has u statement by q
native surgeon to the effect that the oil
Of cloves is abhorrent TO the misquito.
It is his habit to pour three or four
drops Of this oil on his pillow ON going
to bed. The insects never trouble him
after that. Those OF his family and
friends who have tried tine experiment,
report similar gratifying results. The
oil Of cloves has been recommended by
some observers as an external applica-
ton TO allay irritation from the bites Of
insects.-The Helper
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
CLASSIFICATION OF MAILS.
inormotion for the PubIio-L.tter No. .
-Fourth.ClAsa Mail Matters.

Merchandise, aud all other matter
not embraced in the first, second and
thlrd'class, provided II be not In its
form or nature liable to destroy, deiace,
or otherwise damage the contents Of the
mail bag or harm the person Of any one
engaged In the postal service, and not
above the weight provided by law.
Fourth.class includes the following
named articlesi Artificial flowers.
photograph albums. blank autograph
albums, blank books with printed head
ings. bill heads and letter heads, blank
books. blotters printed or imprinted,
coin, blank cards, printed playing cards,
Christmas and Easter cards printed on
other material than paper, samples OF
cloth, cut flowers, dried plants, botanical
aud geological specimens, blank diaries,
envelopes printed or imprinted, samples
OF flour or other manufactured grain for
food purposes, blank address tags or
labels, dissected maps and pictures,
proprietary medicines in original
packages, metals, minerals. paper bags
and wrapping paper, printed or un-
printed, crnyon pictures, oil or water
color paintings, pen or pencil plans or
dmwings, II they contain no written
words, letters or figures giving size
dimension distance price, etc, blank
unstat ,,ar1s LA hulL ,agba,,as ,,,tntaI
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

The city council At is regular meet.
ing Monday night transacted a large
amount Of business and made some
orders in the line Of city improvements
that will be Of much benefit.
Following are the proceedings.
Meeting called to order, Mayor Wright
in chair.
On roll call. Councilmen Clark. Hir.t.
Wilde and Chapel answered.
Prayer by ]. II. wilde.
Minutes Of the previous meeting we're
read, aud on motion, after slight correc.
tion, were approved.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

was found necessary to ill up gully
then and put the fence around the adj
dltioual cemetery. The report was ac-
ceptcd.
The committee on finance was granted
an extension Of time Of one month
rHg PAog SURVEY.
The new survey was then taken UP
and discussed At length City Attorney
Hopkins was piesent and conferred with
the council on this subject.
On motion the mayor WAS authorized
to appoint a committee ufthtee from the
council, with power to act. to draft a
resolution for presentation at the June
meeting Of the council, annulliug the
survey known as Plat b. and lcgaiizing
the Page survey Of the city. aud for the
transaction of all business necessary To
perie,t the purposes for which said Page
survey was ordered. The mayor APP
pointed Councilmen Chapel, Wilde
ami llir.t NJ such committee.
oriuRuusSEss.
Sexton Buchanan asked ioi iniorma-
iion with regard to cemetery lois, aud
on motion was instructed to make all
the block. uniform IN size.
On motion, the city sexton was author
lied to put sufficient force Vi men
az work on the cemetery To put IL in
: oil add prrscniable condition for Dec.
ortiou Day.
On motion. the additional cemetery
WAS ordered plowed and cleared of brush
etc, aud planted Ia wheat In order Ia
put the ground In good condition when
he -ainc shall be needed Tor burial pur.
poses and On motion Councilman Chap.
pei wa granted the privilege of growing
wheat Tor tNo ycms, including the pre-.
cni year, Us compensation Tor clearing
aud blowing such ground.
ON motion, the street supervisor was
instructed Goo have suitable gravel CROSSE
ing- constructed ut the following places
Thurat First South and Main. three at
Center street, three at Fret North and
MH.u. Ihfpr ,t >ccoui North and Main,
iul oHrut fir-t Eu-t aud Fret Norih.
uu motion, t.r street .uprrusor WIS
isu instructed tu notify ul Ilpgry
holder. Zoo thI sidewalk district 90 Im.
melWe.y repair ,hc sidewalk BOO from,
ottugir prcm,,cs aud put thc mr in
good condition.
On motion, piuus- were ordered 90 be-
iaid acru-- thc Chalk creek railroad
bridge for tbc accommodation OF pedrs.
inau-.
uu motion, an appropriation ot % Wa
made lo Recorder Barton Tor services be-
milking out the assessment roll oi per
sons IN this water district subject @,
tav.
Councilman Chapel gave notice oi
meeting Of the Chalk Greek Water Ditcl
Company To be held "wednesday, tn,
s,h. and Ia which the city is interested
and on motion Councilman Chapel wa
authorized to hire the help necessary Z
represent the city's interest.
Adjourned; bcnedction los Council
man Chappel.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
IN THE TERRITORY
GENERAL ROUNDUP FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
Mining. Farm znd osueraI News &C In
teie.t to our Readers Prom Every st
of the Territory. Taken From our
Namersus Exchange.

There is general belief that the Rio
Grande Western will extend south.
Nels Lahey committed suicide by
shooting himself In the head At Salt
Lake Wednesday.
"Men and Women" is to be the name
Of a new paper TO be started in salt Lake
by o. +. Whitney aud Calvin ReasOner.
Rev. W. y. Mabrv, pastor OF the
First Methodist Church Of Salt Lake,
AMI Mrs. VIC. Reilly we're arrested on
a charge oiadul,ery.
Doctor" Ke.sler sentenced TO
fourteen years at hart labor In the
Penitentiary for killing Private Nieber-
gall Of the sixteenth infantry.
Tribune; Con 81. Clair. who was 10
terribly iniurned In the Butte explosion.
l. In salt Lake, and yesterday sas
warmly greeted by many Of his friends.
lie j. almost recovered, aud on Wedncs-
day will leave for san Francisco 10 visit
hi- parents.
Herald. II any 81 the descendants
Of Isaac Spencer or Of Harvey Spencer,
who was Mormon missionary ia Levi.
county, y. y, In 1889, will correspond
with G.. V. Spencer. salt Lake City.
Utah. they may hear OF something to
their advantage.
bingham Bulletin. We understand
that - force Of men will soon be put at
work on the Croft, ~ the head Of Car
Fork. This property is located iu the
heart Of tie mineral nyii, aud We hope
chat ere long thi-claim willrmk among
,hc largest shippers in the camp.
billiard Cn. Balc. The Blade has d
from good authority, thata iorv.ioot
vein averaging 90 poe tou GOO gold was
recently struck ou Wild car mountain
near Indian crock, aud is being worked.
Picked samples run as high a. 500.
rho discoveries are John Black Of Cove
Fori aud a Nh. Murray,
si.im prc-. Ephraim Hank, nn
Ola resident oi Blue Valley. was In town
Tuesday, the guest OF Elias Crane. alr.
llauks says that Blue Valley l. a rmt
and grain paradise. II l. -parscly set.
tied and there il room Tor many thrifty
farmers who are not afraid oi little
work. Water Is plenty anl the soil /.
ofthe best. Mr.. Hanksis very pleasant
old gentleman and his conversational
powers are perfectly ne IT.
Tribune; The ms surrounding
the sensational murder "a. Callahan.
well-know salida, Colo. sporting man,
in this city In 1891, may ct be cleared
up. II is now alleged that coyote
Dick" Edwards, who died a few day,
ago in u Texas peni,entiary, Cred the
fatal shot, and the murder was wit.
messed and in degree participated In
by bartender, who is still In the city,
but whose name Is withheld for the
present.
Brigham Bugler: "A ride now along
, the newly settled country north Of Bear
Biver City will be a revelation to people
who have not been that way the past
! few years." said Josebh Yates to Bug.
Ter reporter, Monday. The vast tracts Of
/ sage brush are being plowed up and
= fenced by the thousands Of asres. Flour
, ishing farms. dotted here and there by
new houses, are rpringing up out OF the
- l.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

DIR. j. IL. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier, by It's vita.
LIKING properties, will brighten pale
cheeks, and transform pale, haggard,
dispirited woman into one OF sparkling
health aud beauty. Sl.0O per bottle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

~ W. " wv NWNINTTV IV'VV Tot
tjs 30, Tor sundries, was referred to the
committee on claim- aud accounts.
with power to act.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
HEALTH
AND
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Fidelity Blllual Aid Assn,
san Francisco, Cal


VIII RAY, according to tho hafiHi of uc-
rIiHUuH. lHHu ss tp = % De- week., I.u unable
iI W-La tHuusl .in. bust accidentally.
Will rAA' b. 3Hu urnaurldtunly KILLED,
VIII ray SIO wcoa. when you ar
NU. 100 tkIHN'H 'U NHIh.
Will tsl 500 fog luurnI expenses
witt ray. ID fau los,n hHud uf foot uf
An~uLtrE rIturECrtoN iu thc n,m.
aI.tul a 80 Icf mouth.
LIFE INSURANCE.
tlo Issues policies ~ Lliu Insurance, paying
from $1,000 i0 $4,000 ln ease ul death, aud
: ~ lvf $1,000 pet month for accident ahd
slckncssi also u iA year paid 49, policy, paying
$4,000 At death or > 900 NJ the end pi rs years
sio pgf month i1r accident or sickness
IF INSURED.
fuu cannot iosc AL yuur iuoome when you are
rlrs ur Disabled ~ Accident
THE FIDELiTY uuTUAL AN 49,.
sottATION Il prf-eminontly the largest aud
STRONGEST Accident aud Health Association Ia
the United states.
10 has the required cash deposits with the
states ~ California aud Missouri, which, to-
FeihVr with nu ample Hcsene fund aud large
assets, mako ~ certificate an absolute guarantee
oi the .olilty Of IT, protection 70 " meubets.
Reliable Agents Wanted Writ, Utah
.lgenog Co.., John n. Ashfon, Mgr, In
surdnce department, lO5 Progreu Build.
ing, san Lake Ciiy, Utah.
y. N. Plnneo, Times ONCE. Local Agt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

There Is no medicine before the people
equal 10 Hoods Sarsapatilla. Il Is the
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier and ii possesses peculiar merit
which others try In vain 10 reach II
really makes the weak strong. DO not
neglect 90 purify your blood this spring.
Take Hoods sarsaparilla now.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

was found necessary to I'LL up gully
then and put the fence around the adj
ditioual cemetery. The report was ac.
ceptcd.
The committee on finance was granted
an extelsion OF time Of one month.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
THE CITY COUNCIL
SOME GOOD WORK DONE BY
THAT BODY MONDAY MONT.

New Gross walks TO he Contracted
Cemetsry Improvements-rhe New sur.
vsy-Hiii- Allowed Petitions. Report.
Of Omeets, Etc.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Is to make the zip 10 Chicago on the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern
Line. Why Time the quickest. solid
yostibuled train, no change Of coach al
the Missouri River. Through first and
second class sleepcrs aud Dining Cars.
For full Information call ON or address
A. A. PERRY Agent u. T.. System.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

lie biil OF thc COalNille Coon Tor
$GS 50, Tor sundries. was referred to the
committee on claims aud accounts.
with power to act.
PETITION.
ON motion. th rule. were suspended
Go hear the petition 81 thc North Nar.
rows Water nrch COMPANY. relative to
the road mp Chu.S Greek. The petition
reads a- follows:
CuAHutr. N1v2. ISIS.
Io mo H,aoHHb Ursor aH CE
fonHrH--Nr, your rrIl'iuUrr.. uru In
call your uiru jon fu iur mIffcr u. Tue
road through .hr Cu3'a crock uarovs.
Your rHtii..urr-, Doc @uub Ntfuus
Water pitch Company. own and operate
nu irrigation ditch Boa close prHsImIty Zoo
thr county road RAINING through the
uarrDN-. oar water iiirh suffers great
dum1gr from hyrl- I'd sheep and rutiIr
being ltiNcu along the county r1Bd We
would suggest tu the ruuuri. the lrn.i.
Utility ut obtaining right oi way Tor gll
hrri. of sheep. cattle and iut-e- lo pass
over tho hIIl aud along thr old topd. and
thuteOv -ayo oar water ditch from dam.
age, uul also the county road from like
iuinr, from passing herd. NJ sheen, etc.
We pray 'our honorable body 10 a..
~, ", w p'gentinK ,he -llu roar, ann
same .e,al and lnwini a." nray ,hat
the city use their authority In comp.l.
ling herds OF cattle. sheep and horses to
Uane' over ,he proposed ROAD
i"e Pe''''o" WIS te'eften 70 'he com
in''''' o" streets 'lle!s INA bridges,
WV" Po"e' 70 'Npe'" nor more 'na" gov
:" ''"V'"s "'' Pu'''"E WV '"u" ,o'o''e"
" :" ,".p' TOT 'H' purpose ",Neu' D..
f. IT, " 'isn' pe''''oneu tue eouhci'
~, ,eoA'e " ''Nes on '''",ns once 'o'
io'', v" WV s'o""us ''"' " was
charitable property. Granted.
W. H. p'aho"' vi oe""'' o' COM
in',''' VI ''''1o,'' on D'0o'"''o" D"y OK
'''''',, "'Ne' '"a' wv eVu"o' "Ppo'"'
'oin"','''o ''o"' ''''' oouE 70 oo'ope''''
WI" '''e uooN' V''"'i''''ec 70 MAKE W,
ranseuen'' LOT the proper observance OIL
DVoI's'on p1y' ino request was Nv
'o,"'y co"''s,'eu' " n Wv Syo' ~
UilJo a.. s,,,,h ,,o,,,,,,i,t.a
Mr.. A. Franklin petitioned the coup.
ell for a license To peddle several small
article. not carried by the merchants.
and ON motion a fro. license 10 peddle
the same for three months WI. granted.
in. Ball and simpson 4 swanson
petitioned the council for A reduction Of
s5O Der quarter in the liouor license. ow.
inc 10 the dnll times. referred 10 com.
mit,ee ON licenses.
Mrs. W. W. CluH petitioned Tor I, re.
duction In the hotel license on same
grounds. Referred to committee on
licenses
Hhro"fs oF off''hHS'
The report OF Justice b. wilkins was
eauH altatttrff "a rsaN AZ NtA from hta
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

The committee on hre and water re-
ported they had examined the addi'
tional cemetery grounds and found that
a number OF washouts had occurred in
that neighborhood, aud that the people
were making garbage ground OF this
neighborhood; that the waste water
ditch was running almost level leaving
the water almost stagnant, and the
drainage unsatisfactory and that the
cattle were damaging the ditch and
cemetery property. The committee
therefore concluded to fence the place,
which would cut Of the coal road, and to
make suitable road iu lieu thereof it
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

Hoods Pills become the iavorite
cathartic with every one who tries them.
15C ppr box.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-23
[Sketched By a scat" artist. ]

| Senator Earl of Alameda seconded the
nomination of Perkins, and Senator Gleaves
was fourth second with the words: Gas
representative of the northern end of the
State express the sentiment of the entire
people by seconding the nomination OF
George @. Perkins"
One of the speeches of the day was made
by Frank MCGOWAN, Senator from Hum
bolt. II am pledged as Republican" he
began, ''to do all in my power for promi-
neht citizen of California. believe in the
sanctity of obligations, and / act on the
pledge in placing in nomination from the
State of California man who in ability,
patriotism and intelligence is the peer OF
anybody in the commonwealth" Senator
MCGOWAN declared that the man of his
choice was one who was a Republican in
every political thought, who favored the
largest protection to American labor and
who would stop the progress of wild finan-
cial vagaries. He was Republican, but
above that he was an American.
II say to the Republican party that it
must organize. Men must be selected not
for opulence," continued the Senator from
Humboldt, who parenthetically remarked
that there was no insulation meant in this
statement. "But," he went on, "the DEM
ocratic party has adopted new precedent.
In the selection of Stephen M. White they
nominated one of the best men in the
State, a man of brains, ability and intell-
gence. We must give him colleague.
We must be in the vanguard of Anglo
Saxon civilization. We must place beside
Stephen M. White, his equal, his peer.
Now, Republicans this is the time. pro-
pose to name the man who will fill the
measure of Republican doctrine and prin-
ciple. / nominate him because am
pledged to him. l therefore name Charles
N. Felton,"
Senator VOORHEES,, as the representative
of the Fourteenth Senatorial District with
its great area and its mining resources,
added his second to the nomination of
Senator Perkins, and the nominations
were declared closed.
Over in the other house they were still
making nominating speeches, when Presi-
dent pro tenn. Flint ordered the first bal
lot of the Senate. Androus was absent.
Aram cast the first vote for Perkins. There
had been no nominating speeches on the
part of the Democrats, but Arms, the next
to Aram in alphabetical order, compli-
mented John Daggett with his vote.
Buggy gave a vote to ]. ]. Dwyer and