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The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Milk And Butter.

In producing a pound of butter, says
Prof. Robertson, there are sixty six
times more room for skill than in the
production Of one pound of potatoes.
Dairying offers man the best chance
for putting his skill into money. The
object of the butter maker is to get
the fat out of the milk with as little
of the other constituents in the milk as
possible. In every 100 pounds of but
ter there should be about thirteen
pounds of water, eighty-two pounds of
butter fat, three pounds of salt. and
two pounds of the other constituents
In the milk. A COW is not machine
but u living organism, and therefore
will not give different product be-
cause she takes different food. The
food does not affect the blood of a
COW, from which milk is largely FORM
ed. Food will affect the quality of the
milk sometimes by changing the COM
position of the fat itself. If the quan.
tfty of fat is not affected the volatile
fats from the food will become part
Of the fat in the milk and give its Pc
culiar flavor to the milk. These vola-
tile favors can be expelled by heating
uAh VI C.eulu 10 lOU ueSreeS. Inc
ease with which cream may he separ-
ated from the milk sometimes depends
upon the kind Of food a COW takes.
Cows for making butter should he
handled under such conditions as will
give them perfect respose. Cleanli-
ness should be strictly observed. I'm
pure air of the stable will affect the
milk. and cnsilage will not injure the
milk when fed to cows. When cows
have been milking long period or
have been overheated, or without salt
the milk will become sticky, and pre.
vent a complete separation of the
cream. BY having a few fresh-calved
cows milk to mix with the milk Of
cows that have been milking a long
time, better quality of butter can be
made. Keep the cream sweet and
cold, and use suitable fermentation
starter, and You will get quality Of
butter in January as good as the
quality Of June butter. II cream ia
properly tempered, Temperature Of
from 81 to So will be suitable for
and 45 minNtes will be long
enough to get butter.
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Not That Kind Of 3 rine

Il see that they've nominated CoxeY
for governor Of Ohio" said one ex-
commonwealth.
"fes." said the other, "but we won't
have no such walking ez we had last
summer. Washington Star. I
The Dickinson press., 1895-09-14
Boarding House ltepartee.

Roarder (suspiciously) is no
foreign substance in this coffee IN
there?
Landlady-Cm-er-well. I'm afraid
there is. sir. The spoon in it IL sou.
venir from India, believe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
}. c. WARD INSTANTLY KILLED
Wct Death on FRAT Car in pctrr>-
burS ether News.


petersburg, Va" oct. - Especial y
young man nam.d j {. Ward was al
most Instantly killed this morning about
{" clock at ti""i street crossing. in this
city. tie. IN company wit friend. wa
rldinE ON u flat car ON tn" Norfolk and
western railroad. which was loaded
with r"iir"Hd ties. and W.r" On THEN
way from crew" 1" P"t"rsb'uE When
Inc tram fvach"d TN" crossing ON" 81
the sills struck u car which was stand
IN" ON a sue track, ami ilNinf back.
Suuck Naid hack "i tn" mead. CruShlus
IN" Skuil. Friends al once started for
inc h"irv Tor tn" SICK with TN" injured
man; put b"i"r" n" c"u!d u" gotten there
n" dl"d. IN" deceased was a son 81
Mi } g Nal1i AN engineer on In" At
antlc Coast Line. ana Was memb"r
81 inc M"GhinlSi mon; lie was "m-
Ni"N"d IN IN" machine SHOPS ~ crew"
IA" uhl"rtuhat" man was shortly l."
nay" h""n married TO a young lady OF
'nn-'"ih"lN county
lie WORKS ni IN" virginia lHick and
stone '"lnnanN' at broadway. ON tn"
~ n'unA, l"N RIVER NAY" topped tenn
bora ~! 10 Iu' m 1ddliI"na! machinery.
NJ S"H Ir"'N cotton Mills. IN Ch.$-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
I,ri,,cs Clothes.

In tho very frs, place oh bride that Is
to lr. don't buy cheap things for your
trousscau by this do not moan to preach
the gospri Of gold at "a new cyanscl nor
To assert costliicss rs a criterion Of sue
cess. iiut do mean that cheap clot hes
erc u mistake and look 80 wrcirlcd from
the very start that they ought 90 hn nat
out ri their misery AT once uf course an
apparent co.lliuc,S is apt to- produce a 30
and behold vulgar effect For pity sako
don't suppose that advise You to aim at
that tiuudurss. not There j. no Mood of
advertising expenditure amy moro than
there i wearing the price tickets round
about Tor our nciEhburs To SEQ Simplicity
and suitability ara the kcyuutvs bat as
every woman knows. there are fow things
more costly than elegant simplicity The
simple, plain, untrin'ucd tailor made suit
COSTS "a deal more than many a riu;ou-
combination Of cnlnr- and matcrinl or all
things do not mako YOU, dresses gruan
under a supcriluity OF rarniturr ~ tho
sacrifice of both beauty and good taste.
I.rt your clothes IT the occasion and let
thcm fit you also. Tho rest is rasy.-Chi-
cGrD Tincs-lI crald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

WASHINGTON. y. G.. oct. - The fol
lowing naval orders have been is
sued: chief Engineer j. II. l.. Berth
wick. granted tire" months sick leave:
Ensign y. l.. Norton detached from
steel inspection duty at Homestead.
Pa, and ordered to The Naval Aca-
denny: Lieutenant J. y. II. - 'llcs. d.
iachcd from the san Fr;tncisc,. urdcIcd
nom" and granted three months leave:
Lieutenant T.. W Hodges detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered
To dutN in connection with The iiostuu
ana to TAX" charge of Il draft OF ap-
pf"dtic"s Tor Mare Island. CAT: lieu
tenant York Noel. detached from the
san Francisco. ordered nome and
granted three months leave.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
F7QOF2 TSNNQ OQJT'EI II E,VXS


The following property changed hands
Yesterday:
Solomon j. WinbornC aud wife To- vii
loushby i. Cooke and Frank Il. Clark.
lot on Chesapeake avenue. South Nor
folk: consideration. $35u
u. T.. Frost To Mary j. Travcr. lot on
jackson street South Norfolk: cousid-
GRAFTON. $3.50.
Thomas II. Willcox. special commits
Siuner. to Rosa Lee Carr. lot with build
ingS and appurtenanCeS. near interScc-
ton OF Cottage Toll bridg" and Sew Oils
point: consideration. 81 900
Margaret y. East and others L. Rosa
lie" Car. lot at Intersection Of Cottage
Toll bridge road and ScwvlrS Point
road. with buildings and uppurtcnanccs :
considerations, 800.
w. II. CutchinG ana wife To Lydia H.
Bain. interest in lot near city of Ports
mouth: considerations 81 @CU
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
sidcnonra Scarf. and rnblecloth..

y dainty scarf for the sidebolrd may he
made ug piece uf linen lawn measuring
-, ur = yard, i'll length 10y - to IL iuchr.,
In width. llcmstitch tho edge one inch
and Il half i'll depth and an inch from the
hcmstitchiue cmhro!dcr - design Of sweet
peas in tn" natural size and with the mat
urnl colorS of pink and white Asiatic flo
floss.
Work the flowers in lOngan short stitch
md tho stems and tcndrils in stem stitch
with gray green Asia;ic flo This scarf
Will be found very satisfactory placed upun
IL highly poll he'd surface, hut i, no, a suit
able cover for coarse piece Of furniture.
The same size and kind oi scarf will be
very satisfactory worked with design uf
carnations etched with black Asiatic lilo.
Represent the blossoms in groups of two
and three in place with crossed stems or
u if dropped on.
y Heavier linen scarf may h, cmnroi,lcr-
od with yellow chrysanthcmums or even
with black eyed SuSans Work thu
petals with Romnn floss in -atin stitch and
the center with darl, brown or hlur.,
Asiatic rop" silk In French knot stitch -
Wumankind
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
BERKELEY.
/ IA

Don't forget thclccturc nj Main street
christian Church Tonight 10y Colonel
Nli!lan ~. Stewart. Subject: The !. life.
amt character OF Nj. T.. Maury."
MI. Thomas Wilmington. JI. and
bride. and Mir. ii NJ. Macon and bride.
returned from Atlanta. Ga. yesterday.
where they had been on their bridal
tour.
Mr. Robert Williams. of Hampton.
Va, IL her" visiting friends in this
town.
MIR G""rg" NJ old is quite sick al,
his r"sidcnc" ON North street
Captain y. -. Culcutt is reported
very sick at his residence on Pearl
street
m high winds yesterday caused
clouds of dust IT, rise in our streets.
and walking was very disagrccabl"
South Norfolk is coming to the front
with . full-iicdged business Mems As
ISOLATION large wood and coal
yard. IL licstock ward. and the berkeley
water works iS also located there
Tue l'"rklcy sporting club will go To
Princess Anne county this morning
on a deer hunt
Mir, and Mrs. T.. Pritchard havo
issued invitations to the wedding OF
their daughter. i.iddic May to MIR.
Willie II. Butt Tho ceremony will
take plac" at Rorklvy Avenue Baptist
Church Wednesday. the Goth. at iSo
H. m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
EDENTON. n. c.

EIrutom y g.. oct % ESPECIALLY b.
After several months absence at
Wax" rurrrsl Law School An. "
: f"udl"t"u returned nom" MouUay
AlisS Louis" NN,i-llraud company pre-
,,nt"d "rh" Runaway wife" to. a. large
audience last hight at Ryuts opera
ti"us" m" i!ay is a. good One. ana il.
in good hands
Ee!ow is ,hr rcsul, of the races Tues
LAY which wrrr exciting
Eigyvl" race Frank Fond. iirst. Per
ey Wells. second, f. Il Spence. third
K Bimkly fourth
Nruttiue race Trim. first, Annie "
second. sam. third rimc. 2.5l
Turning rHce--St Vincent. first: Bro
mo second: BOY. thiri
The i.i"ntou Fair opened to-day with
bright prospects. The exhibits are the
finest cv'r seen here
The display "f agricultural products
is Very large and ut most decided merit
EVERY stall and box is nIled vim
the finest horses In this country, and
n number Cf excellent horses from
abroad, ANA n, races bid fair to be
close and exciting
The cattle display surpasscs anything
ever seen her" before and the sheer
ana swine atound in number and ex-
Ccll"nt>
The Ladies Department surpass.s
all former efforts III. ladies seem tu
uccdl" work is wonderful. ana the pan
Try tables ar" loaded With the incest
and sweetest things imaginable while
tn" art display cannot by beat all
contributing To make this the biggest
fair ever held ON these grounds
pr Capchart the president. has Ger
taiuIy found the lucky rabbits foot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

The grower must remember that his
pines should produce fruit in ~ tn 81
months from tho planting, aud that hc
must remove all tine Slips and all the
fuckers but one in order to have an APP
pie on the same plant next year If hc
viii observe all tho foregoing sugpcs-
lions and exercise al the sam" time or
dlnmy discretion and common sense,
there rs no reason Why lie cannot sue
coed and surprise the natives. Cor
Fl0rida Fruit Grower
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
Sf,hc 100000 Persons

Who have lately visited Port NorfoIl,
the general opinion is that il is the most
desirable site for homes and Toy invest.
mcnts on Norfolk harbor. and since mo
equipment OF the electric railway il Is
eligible 10 the business men of the three
cities. Pure air ana water. large lnts
low prices low taxes, cheap living.
schools. churches and all modern adyn5.
tages, with the certainty OF rapidly in
creasin$ values. que TO general develop
mrut and The location Of the Southern
railway terminus i'm vicinity Vcsti-
bCi" electric cars each way every half
hour Can on NJ. W Mason. Columbia
building. Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
slight Fire.

Yesterday about p. m the roof of
Tn" Jarvis residence. corner Crawford
ana Glasgow streets. caught fire from
sparks, supposed tu haV" come from
sin"l!cring cotton in an up"n space.
near by. y general alarm was sounded
IuJ tn" department turned ont. bat
its services were not needed the
flames having been promptly cNtiu-
suiSh'd 10y tn" S,ahoar1 Nii Line iir"
'"r"rum, mt. under direction OF Agent
Carroll Smith Hh"T" was 4 larg.,
crowd attracted e. th" scene. III.
damages were only at a trivial nature.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

keN Joseph T. Bowen. - member Of
t. %; l.. t. Division SO 5&l with the
assistance "t several OF oar local chris
uans. has established "a; ~ 9oi County
street q mission known hy the alpyc
namc. They intend To- hold meetings
ntghtly. uui invite tE, cu-u,oiat:on Of
al Christians Last might every avail
abb seat n ia" builGiua WAS uc,uli.
ana considerable interest Manifested
There was also several conversions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
THE NEWS GATHEREDIN
Small Items Of Large ImpGn Carefully Pre-
pared for Convenient Reading.
THE MEDICAL SoCiETY'S NEW CHARTER.
4 k9nndscmc Yacht Gudrr Course az
Construction McSSrS. Hurst ~
Fass' Scm storc-Fhc Convcnicnccs
OF Telephone ssas the Portsmouth
office of 'Tiic Nir.iniun.

Tho fish market was well supplied
yesterday.
The Young Mems Mission Fair closed
last night
Three new houses are being erected
in parl. View.
Mir Ii. T. i3utt, who has been very
ill. is Improving.
An oyster ruas, will be given AT
Port Norfolk tonight
Mrs. Captain Wooten has returned
from Il visit To Goldsboro. y. G.
Mir George Mclean. who is travel
inG Tor Baltimore house. is in the city.
The store of Truitt " owens was
found open by officer Hart last night.
Swamptrcs are said to be raging on
I.mdsuy's farm, near the Shalalah
road.
several northern capitalists are in
the city. prospecting for factory
site.
Mrs. Ann Ruu, an old and estimahlc
lazy, is i'll at her residence on Fay"ttc
street.
rhe new church for the Eningham
Street M"thodisis is very nearly com
rlcted.
Almost every branch OF mechanics
ar" represented on the street fore" a.
present
The sewer company will complete
their work in tho Fourth Ward to-
morrow.
The engine for the knitting min has
been shipped and is expected by the last
OF the week.
Air David Harrcll is extremely i'll at
his residence. corner of Cook and Ann
streets. Park View.
"a l,rse number of people wen; over
t. IN" Academy of Music last night t.
hyi.T Cilworc's Rand.
Til" Norfolk county Court was en-
lUHed Yesterday i'm the trial of James
Hall for misdcmcanur
Tn" sewerage company being $50 far
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Yesterday afternoon at tile Residence
OF her father. .NdEe (. W Murluunh.
Miss Ellie ilarrisun his beautiful ana
ACCOMPLISHED daughter. was united In
wetl"ck g. Lieut.. LcJvuuc, t. : NJ 6.
Rev J 4. Powell Of Norfolk uniciated.
Lieut. Lrl"un" is Il native OF Louisiana.
Tut is al present stationed at This yard.
ne hrId" was tn" r"cinieut of many
maidstone and useful presents Mr. and
Mrs l.oJ,un left un tho BAY Line buu>
'ora visit tu tn" Northern cities
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
Clothing A. IL ShouIa Re.

Remember Ours is a well bought
stock Bought by careful. pai,ls-
taking buyer Bought by an ryun-
rirnc"d judge of values bought ON its
merits AS TO beauty. style and ouolI-
"; ana, above all, bought low. There
fore our stock is always easy To- soil
on account Of low prices, good goods.
and fair dealing
LEVY & JACOBS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
MUM ()HI' s
FIGHT FOR THE PEOPLE

si> Grrnt discoveries Save nortor..
suffer frous or How NnDN s'hNsi.
cinn~ Have F"itcd 10 Cure sou-
Ash Your Dru2aist tor IL Free COPY
Of Munyon's Guide 90 UcnitH. and
Sure rnurscir Nii,i 81 - Ccni Rot.
tie of 1IUuNon'. Rct.rd;c>.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

From 10 until l. o'clock for the re-
mHinder of this week our entire line Of
omhroidcri"s at half price
Special prices on all remnants i2Iac
hose. three pairs for CSC
y j. PHILLIPS.
Under oxford Hail
300 and 30i High Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
PORTSMOUTH ADv'S.
NOTICE..

IN" newly elected members Of the Nor
FOLK County Democratic Executive Com
iniilrc VIII meet at at TIA" ST elmo liotcI
PORTSMOUTH. on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
ht clock. To elect chairman.
T.. W. DW EMS
otLt-Il Chairman
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

MIR. John prcwey. 80 90 County
street. has the finest lot of Chcrrvstunr
oysters ever been 10 this market. can
carly and Toe in the swim Ocoi-9r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

abou; competition on SUITS ana over.
coats. I've bought hundreds OF them.
and don't buy one to- keep either
They're going at s. TO $3.50 Wien
you see them you'll marvel at the yaIue
IN each prize"
Mems Youths and Chidren's Fan
Suits ready for your inspection. our
window display will civ" YOU an idea
OF low prices NJ. ROSENBAIM.
ll6 and lis High St, Portsmouth,
Umbrellas and Mackiutos hes at low
est prices. Chas X. Wclton & Co Best
81 Umbrella on earth
Cote finmmiII's for Bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

\ big reduction ON carpets rcfrigera-
tors. cunopies, and oil cloth Tor the next
thirty days Buy now and save money,
ct j. s. Crawford's
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

Thcr" will h." church social or re-
union Of the members and attendants;
OF trinity +. + Church at the parish
house this evening. to which an arc
invited. There will be no charge.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24
ATTENTION. ATTENTION.

Just received at 2l5 High street the
th'hi"Ht lin" OF pictures and picture
lihhi'E ever offered in the two cities: also
nun I'M" OF Notions. etc. at lowest prices.
GEO : BELL. Agent
Brandt Euiding
WANTED Ten shares of stock of tn"
portsmouth Land IMPROVEMENT and
I"noinn Company. Address ~ Fl"
Nirslhian office. Portsmouth. Va
Or23-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

y baby's nerves are very like vine ten
drills, and they require delicate and nice
consideration. for their strain always re-
suits in physical arrangement. Older chill
drcn should not bc permitted To play ana
romp in close proximity to an infant as
the excitement and noise are surc 10 over
stimulate the wee tot and result In rest
lcssncss and fret
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

u. Y Gaskins. Funeral Director ana
Embalmer, Clio Middle street. Ports
mouth. Va. Residence 500 Court strcot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-24

That You cath fish when you 70 a-fshing.
on must go where the fish are and be
provided with the right kind of tackle.
No doubt You know the best fishing place
~ TINS section and you also know that
"a" best place in Portsmouth TO buy fish
ms t"ckl" j. los High s,rct oar stock
embraces absolutely everything I'm the
fishing way from
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
A LESSON TO pruoTs.
Frances willard Rcbukcs Narrow
Minded NuSN bodies,
St Paul Pionter.rrcss.

St Paul Pioneer. prcss
Miss Frances willard has never done any.
thing which more nobly justified The wisdom
OF making her the president Of a great tenn.
perauce organization than her reply 10 the
protest sent her by the Boston branch Of the
union against the recognition Of Roman Cath.
Ollie and Jewish temperance societies and the
aYitng Of the latter to send delegates to the
union convention and to take part in the
person OF their clergy, In convention pro-
ceedings. The protesting members were es-
pccially exercised, 1t SEEMS over the fact that
they were called upon to receive the btnedic-
tion OF a Catholic priest at their last ma
tional convention. Miss Willard has answered
this protest, sent to her as president Of the
society, In courteous but unmistakoble terms.
In her rSply she unhesitatingly assumes the
responsibility OF the matter, since she and
another representative of the union attended
the Catholic total abstinence convention in
1881 and thus opened the way for the more
extended fraternis!ng which has followed
Miss Willard says she Is proud to be asao-
ciatsd with Catholic temperance socle,y v
that will hiss a Catholic senator who de-
fends the Tammany ring and applaud a
Protestant police commissioner who de-
nounces that bulwark of municipal brutality"
Miss Willard has never been accused Of
narrowness and has recently been criticised
for her undiscriminating political platform,
but no purely broadmnded person can have
any quarrel. logical or sentimental, with the
j
be remembered that the Womans Christian
Temperance union is not a church. 1t is
temperance union. 1t has no creed, hut It
has declaration Of principles 1t stands
for total abstinence. total prohibition and
white life for two and among its rally
cries are these: No sectarianism in re-
lieion, no sectionalism in politics. no sex in
If Catholic or Protest
ant. jew or Gentle will come to us as fra
ternal message-bearers or as working allies
upon this sacred platform, let us not only
clasp their friendly hands but go mora than
half way to welcome them TO the broad cut
look and blessed fellowship of a union that
has the home for its watchwnrd and the hap
piness OF all for its heaven-app >ntcd gcal."
This is sound Christian and Temperance
doctrine. 1t is but fair 10 say that there
were members Of the Boston brarcn who !
protested against the protest and WHO re-
FUSED to allow their names to appear in Il; |
md that resolution of thanks TO Mss Will |
ard for her reply was voted at ,ecent |
Meeting. The episode has probably ciossd
md the publicity given it will probably pre-
rent any similar protests from being sent
ut by other branches
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
TIE HILL C1SE TERDLcr.

| No one who has watched the course of
the suit brought for the state of Ne
braska to recover from ex-Trensurer
| Hill and his bondsmen the S236,000 Of
state money that was lost in the failure
of the defunct Capital National bank
will be surprised at the verdict in favor
of the defendant. From the time the
original suit was thrown out of the dis
trict court for Douglas county, through
the unsuccessful appeal to the supreme
court, the decision of the supremeUcourt
to extend its original jurisdiction to
the case, the disagreement of the jury
in the first trial and the final verdict in
the second trial, the attorneys for the
state have been handicapped by the op-
position of powerful influences that
have been brought to the assistance of
the defendants. The question finally
put to the jury was not whether Hill
was responsible for the loss of state
money, but whether he had turned the
public funds over to his successor in
a similar manner to that in which they
had been turned over to him.
lHe ueclSlon Ill tle lilll case Ut once
precipitates the problem of rcadjusting
the states finances. Even should the
claim which State Treasurer BARLEY
has filed with the receiver of the failed
bank be acknowledged as valid one,
there is no possibility that any con-
siderable part of the $236,O00 will be
recovered and the chances are that no
part of it will be recovered. The loss
must eventually be made good by tax
alton. In the interval, although state
warrants are already outstanding and |
unpaid for lack Of money in the
treasury, the state will have to carry |
the load as best 1t can.