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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-13
NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT.

The Eagle Foundry aud Machine Company. 4
corporation, whose priucipAl place OF bus.
iuess ia Al Tie city OF raft Lake, Utah.
~ OTiGE Is uEHEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of tho directors Of said cor.
porhtnu held on tho .Oth day Of August 1875.
an Aascasmont q iL50 per share was levied
on the capital alons OF the sIid corporation.
The sad ssessment 80 much thereof As has
NOT already been paid may DO paid 10 tie trsAit
urer % saul corporation a. rs olloe In ths
Guy u salt Lake, utAh. on or before the 2nd
day OF March, iAp. Any such assessments
which may remain unpaid on Tho ard day Of
March, lsui, wall be- delinquent AID the stock
upon which any Assossmont may remain un.
pHid And delinquent on the day last above
named Will DO advertised for sale At public
auction. and unlcss payment IL made before
WI 10 cold on Monday, the 2ird day OF March,
1870, or 40 much thereof a. may 30 necessary
TO pay the said delinquent assessment, togeth.
er WIN the cost VI advertising anu expense "
Halp.
Dated this 2o.h day OF January, 1898,
W, H. GRANT,
secretlry OF tho Eagle Foundry and Machine
once al No ili Yves, Fust south Street.
alt Lake city, utAh.i
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wAHHINuToN, Feb. l2.-rhs score
tary of the interior today transmitted
10 Congfess agreements made with
the Gros Ventre and Assinaboine In.
dinna at Fort Belknap agency, Mon
lana, and the Indians OF the Blaehfoot
observation In Montana. Under tho
sfst named agreement the Indians sell
III lands supposed 10 DO mineral, esti.
mated at 10000 acre., ~ the govern
mant for $500, 700 TO b. expended Tor
thom by tho secretary at tho rats OF not
more than 100000 a yeaT. Tue latter
agreement involves 500, 900 or /, 100000
Acrea OF mountain land OF supposed
mineral character, for which the gov.
eminent agrees 10 pay 81 100000, 10 be
expen dsd by the secretary nj ihs rate
OF not nors than 1850, 900 4 year. The
lands OF both those agencies will DO
disposed OF under tho mineral laws,
except that purchasers Of Fort Bolknap
lAnos will be required TO pay SO an
acre instead OF the oottomary 50.
In his letters VI transmission, Hocre-
taiy HOke Smith formally enunciAies
u nav policy, which will DO attended
TO nj ell Indian reservations. He aay,:
III am convinced that the better policy
IN such cases In for the government
to take charge OF and sell for what thoy
will bring, such lands a. ths Indians
10 not not need the net proceeds being
placed In the treasury Of tho United
States 10 DO expended for their benefit.
II this course 10 not practicable In any
given case, md II be thought best for
tho government 10 purchase any Indl-
nh land At Fixed price, then care
should be taken 10 make such provision
for their disposal M will surely anu
FULLY reimburse the government, the
whole purchase price. In other words
the government should not DO subject.
I'd TO tho loss OF money In these trans.
actions.
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urRoS GRoo. Register.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
salt Lake tlty, Utah,
December 30th, 1895.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ AZ ms once by sarah D. shores agunst
Irneat l., LAIR, Tor Abandoning his home
stead entry No, p.aaJ. dated May lth, 1907, upon
the northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
OF section 81, and tho northwest quarter OF the
tuuthWest quarter OF section g. township
south, range west In salt Lake County, uiah,
with Wow TO the cancellation OF said entry
tue uald parties are hereby summoned 10 an.
pear A. thls ONCE on the 29th DAY OF February
lslN, AZ 10 O'Clock n. M, 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
meat BYRON GRoo, Register.
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NEW YOHK, Feb. l2.--wllliam ami
james Fitzgerald, AGED respectfully 20
aad IL Year,, were today held Tor the
murder VI P!ui. Max Egiam, Ia tho IT.
sutuli5n IT the improved Instruction 0i
dsai muts,, ON Monday. Tao charge
against the young mon is based upon
tue finding Of pistol belonging 10
tatir brother and Of n blood.stAined
pair OF cuffs and handketohiofb which
nave been Identified as the property OF
this FiiEgetalds.
These articles were discovered under
n washbtand m the hall, adjoining the
room In which the murder was com.
mitted. IL 10 thought by the police
that robbery wa Ia. motive OF tue
muir Ter.
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NOTICE.

To tho Stockholders of tho Buliion, Beck a
thAmpion Mining 60, corporation.
Uou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the REGULAR annual meeting OF tho stock
holders u said corporation will be held n the
once ~ tho COMPANY, room llA McNorntck
nanA building, salt Lake tity, Itnh, ON Mon
day. tho second dav Of March, pruNimo, ~ tho
hour Of y. NJ. for tho purpose 81 elcciing
uricefs for the ensuing year. aud Tor the traus
Acuou Of such otner business as may properly
come before tho meeting.
Ky order Of the Hoard Of Directors.
" J nEAriE, secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY, fob' rs, isgA
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VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
u pear In an action brought against you By
the above named plAntn ~ tue district court
OF the Third Judicial District OF the Territory
OF Itah, and 70 answer the comp lsint ned
therein within ten days toxclusiye OF The day
Of toryicel after the service ON you u the
summuns-f served within THIS county. or N
served out ~ this county, bus M this diHtri,t
within twenty days, otherwise within forty
da1t-of judgment BY default Will be- taken
against you, according 20 tho prayer Of said
complaint
The said seton Ia brought to have decree
OF this cOuTt dissOhtnH tho bonds OF main,
m0ny cNiatiug between plHinun and defend.
ant, adludgihg that plaintn have the custody
OF the minor child, issue Of taid marriage and
her costs herein expended, with other relief;
prayed ON tue ground that ia August, lsla, tho
defendant Wiltully and without cause deserted
and abandoned plantlh, and since said tlme
has failed and stli talia 60 provide plaintiff
with the common nocefsaries OF lie.
Ana you arc hereby notified that n you fail
70 appear ana answer the said complaint a.
above required, the said plAintin will apply %
the court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Wines, the Hon, samuel A. Merritt, Judge,
and tho seal Of the district Court =
the THIRD Judicial District In and for
lsEAL.l tho Territory ~ Utah, this ailh day OF
becemberin tho year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
DAVID O. DUNBAR. Clerk.
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AsslssMfNI noIloe.
The West Cable Mining and Milling CO.. prin.
cipai place Of business, SALT Lake
CITY. Utah

NOTICE ~ HEREuY GIVEN THAT AT
N q mcuuuE of the hoard u Directors Of
the above named corporation held ~ ~ gen.
eFai once ~ salt Lake CIV, Utah, on the eth
DAY OF february, isge an Assessment Of three
thousand doiara, or one cent por share, was
levied unou the capital stock of the corpora.
tion PAYABLE on tho igih day Of March, 10 10
4. ". clarke. secretary Of the corporation, At
It, general nnlecs, suite liA Progress building,
~alt Lnte city, utsh. Any stock upon which
the assessment may remain unpaid on the ION
yrfilatd Tor sale al pubic auction and unless
payment "a mace before will be sold on the in
day Of April. is.s, topay the delinquent asaeas.
ment, together with costs u advertising and
expense Of sale A. D.. CLARKE,
Secretary OF the West Gable Mining aud slll
ing 70 suite SIS, rrogfesa building salt
lao Civ. Utah.
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NOTICE.

NUT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there will be a meeting Of Tho stock.
holders OF the Walker brothers & Tyler Com.
pAny on tho .0th day OF February, A. o. lsl6.
a. 10 O'Clock o. M, At tho ON CO Of the com
pany 10 salt Lake CITY, state OF Utah, 10 the
purpose Of changing the ARTICLES Of In or,
puIhuon" Of said company, In this, wit.
ny striking out OF ATuele one ~ Of said
liuelea OF Incorporation the words The
walker hrothers a Tyler Company aud In,
serting In lieu thereof these words walker
brotheTs nry Goods Company
X WALKER, Secretary.
Dated this 2'th day OF JAnnGrI. ls96
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
R,laie OF Elleu 81. uuller, decoalsd.

NvoTICE Il nEnkRY GIVEN ny THE
N undersgnod. Administrator 81 tho
estate OF Eilen AZ. huuur, deceased,
to the creditors Of. and all persons hAy.
ing CLAIMS AGAINST tho sAid deceased, to exhibit
them with tue necessary vouchers, within ten
months after tho nTat publication Of this no
tee, 10 tho said administrator, al the onlce
Of Taylor, ltnmnoY, rmstrOng COMPANY, cor
ner south Temple and second West streets IN
sat Lake Ci1y, In the County OF rAlt Lake.
Itnh.
dated February. 10. 1891
OLSON u ROMNEY,
Administrator OF tho estate % Ellen A.
HutleH deceased.
James n. Msyle, attorney for estate.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE

nNE BAY HORSE ABOUT 7YEARs OLD.
" star in forehead. brand looks Lac f,Agsi
the above described animal Do nOt
claimed ami taken away on or before Fob,
t,nsfy Is ~, no viii DO sold AZ CITY KatrAy
Pound ht2 y, M.
JOHN o. NATION.
foundkeepcr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
U. 8. LAsp OFFICE,

Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
December ", ls0i
hoNpLAlNT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
William J Hyler for abandoning his home
stead entry No. lO,0C8, dated November
3. 1879, upon the west MALT OF north,
west quarter, section u, township south,
range wesl IN salt Lake County
ltAh, with n view 10 the cancellA ton
OF SAID entry, the SAID parties arc hereby sum
moned % appear at this once on tic End day
Of March. lbd. a. 10 O'Clock a. m.. 10 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment,
uYnoN gnoo Reglstsr
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ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIvES THAT THE
~ annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the salt Lake a ogden Gas 4 Electric Light
Company, viii be held At the once OF tho CON.
pAny No West iiTst south street on the IAN
day OF February. 1850, NJ ] O'Clock, for the
such business as may come before the meet
ng. SAIL LAKE a OGDEN GAs6
JAMES MoTFAT. seo'Y.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and for ne Ihird
Judicial District OF Utah Iouilory
County u salt LaEe.
Emma Sweet. Plaintiff.
Va
Archie y. Sweet. Defendant


rhe peopie of the Territory Of utsh send
greeting 70 Archie 10. sweet DcionaanI
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
Il PEAR IN an action brought = alnst lyu W
tle above named plaiuua iu zoe Difhict Court
OF tho 2 bird judicial District Of me IeIritory
Of Utah. and 10 Auswor the cnmpleint mel
therein within ton dnVa feacluaivo % mo dsy
Of sorFircl after tho service on you OF WI.
nummons-n served within Wis eountI of u
served out oi this county but IN thls dh.figt.
dAYf.-0r Judgment W default VIII be tasen
against you, according TO the prayer OF sad
complaint
ihc said action is brought TO have decree
Of this court difaolvluE ihs hnn1a o. mauls
n0ny cNiaung between pI ainiih and detehd.
ant. aud awarding n aluun The custody o.
the MINOR child. Niyan sweet, ISSUE OF SAID
that since said mafii.go defendant has treated
piainun ma cruel manner 20 The extent %
causing her great bodily injury ana mental
Distress aud hist Tor more than ont ycaT anu
q half before dcfendant dcfsried platuuH, To-
w.t. tn May, 1855, he wholly neglected 70
provide Tor her the common heoesiaries or
ana you hra hereby moulded that u you fail
70 appear ana answer The alid comp amt -
above required, the said plainuh VIII Apply %
the court tor the relief demanded therein
Witness the Hon. famuol A. Norriit, judge.
and the sea- ~ ths District Court %
lhc Thru Judicial y street IN Auf
uEALl for Mo leu.iory Of uian ms IN
DAY ~ De 'rmufr, IN the year OF our
Lord one thousand eighi hundred
DAviD .. DUNBAR. Clert.
~ Gro. u. LoOnis, Deputy Clcfk.
w T. dthfHus AttufnUYs
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And In accordance with law aud tho order Of
tho board OF directors. made on the TN day OF
December. ltla, and extended on January bth,
isgd 20 many shares % each parcel OF stock
a. may be necessary will be sold NJ the once OF
tho secretary. No, ~ kAst south Temple street,
salt Lake City, Utah, on the tth Of February,
isgi, at 3 O'Clock D, m TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs OF Adyer,
tiEing aud expense Of sale.
l.. Jous SurrALL.
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And In accordance with law and the order u
the board % directors made on the fourth
day of February. ispi. 30 many shares OF each
parcel of stock ~ may be necessary will ne
sold a. The once Of the secretary AZ No. Ia
south Main street on the 10Th day Of fcbTulry,
1906. ~ twelve o'clock N. 20 paw the dehh
quent assessment thereon. together with the
cost u Advertising and expense otaa,c.
Wa. CAMPBELL,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
.n,zoSAASD new MEXICO.
Lively Debate In the Committee on
rerritoriss.

rsrritoriss.
WAsH1NoToH, Feb. l2.-The House
committee on territories held a warm
session today over the bills to admit
Arizona and New Mexico into tho
Union. For ieveral weeks " has been
apparent that there vss disposition
among some OF the opponents OF free
silver on the committee 10 postpone
favorable reports on those bile, Al
least for the present, TO pfovent tho In
crease OF the free silver strength III
the Senate. Today the ngbt culmi-
mated, while the Dill 10 admit ARE M
was under discussion, the committee
voted, six TO Eve, 10 adjourn.
IL was erroneously reported about
the House to-day that the vote was
taken on the Arizona I'LL and that t1e
bill itself had been deienled. Although
M stated, tue opponents OF free silver
were responsible for the pOttponemeut
ofaotion on the bill, all opponents OF
tree colnago on the COMMITTEES were
not In favor OF deferrlng action. Mi.
Scranton Of Pennsylvsnia, the chair-
mAn, Mr.. Pefkine Of Iowa, Ropubli'
eau, and Mr.. Turner dem. Vs.) who
voted aaAinst the mOiiOn to adjourn,
sfe also opposed 10 ffce coinage.
10 IL apparent The test Of strength
today Indicates the committee H.
opposed Mt ltast for the present. % 10.
porting these statehood bills. AZ u
claimed both the abspntoos arc also IN
favor OF deferring action, but Mr. Muir.
rhy, the AfiEona delegate, denied
this. AS tho bill its5lf has not Teen
defeated IN committee, the vote can DO
taken whenever the advocates OF the
bill are ablo TO muster % malJfity.
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WICHITA, Kan, Feb. i2.-NeHt
sunday morning Mrs. Mary u. Lsaso
will make her DEBUT In tho nlnlsiorlal
profession and hencsfofth her literary
prefix will bo "Rey.O instead VI "C0lp
her recent sickness was tho immediate
cause ,of her mind taking n divine
turn. bhe promised the Master that "
she got we'll she would consecra.e hor
life to him, and she IL keeping her
promise. Next Sunday sue viii
preach In the Central Church Of Christ
and II IL thought she will DO offered it,
passionate, which IL vacant ut present.
Bhe promises 10 skin the "wolvos"
In the church when bhe gets In and
cue says there are many OF them thsfe.
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IalI Lake OF ', Utah, Jan, %, lspd.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Vanderbilt Mning Company. Location OF
principal place OF business SAT- Lake
Oily. Utah. Location Of Mines,
Blaine county, Idaho,

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF The board Of directors held
Al salt Lake CITY, Utah, January "a, 1850, an
asAessment OF three Nl cents per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the corporation.
payable TO tho secretary, A, q. GiAuque, No,
~ west South Temple street, salt Lake City,
Utah, on or before tho 26th day OF February,
1894 Any stock upon which the assessment
remains unpaid on the 18th day OF February,
1875. Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
before will 10 sold on the 18Th day OF March
1890, AZ the hour OF pm, At the ofilce OF the
secretary, TO pay assessments and cost OF ad-
Yertising, together with expense OF sale.
A q. GiAuQUk, Secretary.
salt LAEo City, Jan. 70, 1880.
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SUMMONS.

In the district court Ia and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory.
County Of hAlt Lake.
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Anna n. Paulk. plainuh. fzz
uyrum Russell raulk, defendant

Tue People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
Greeting 70 hyrum Eussou fAuit, defend
aut.
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NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described siock on
acoountof Assessmont loyicd on the lih day Of
December. iso3, tho several amounts set oppo.
siie thu names of the respective shareholders.
A. followHt
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In the District Cour 10 and for the Third
Judicial u tuict Of Unn Territory,
County ~ salt Lako.
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NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described STOCK On
account u assessment levied on the twonty.
sixth tl1ihi day OF December, isli, the several
amounts set opposite tho names OF tie rctpet'
tive shareholders, a. f0ilowsf
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent notice Dotoret and SAT- Lake Ag'
rtruIturAl and Manufacturing Canal ON.
pany. Locatton OF principal place Of
business, kalt Lake CITY.
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pELINouENT AssIssMENT NoTIOE.

sheep Rock Mining and Milling Company,
location and principal place Of business
SAT- L-akn LIil.
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The People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
Isothsi 10 MAfY LAaste and ucorgo
Halifhury, defendants
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MADE
TO
ORDER.
An All Wool Suit for
$I4.OO.

All goods In our store will DO
closed out at once regard
loss Of cost.
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Truth A. Miner, plAiuuu, W Mary iautio and
George Salisbury, defendants
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The people % the Territory q ut,h send
greeting 10 Archie b. sweet Defendant
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STEEL RANGES. HARDWARE Of all
kinds. TABLE and POCKET CUT
LERT. to so low point that we muet
suit you II YOU SEQ the goods.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-19
STATE EXAMINATIONS.
Department of Public Instructions
Preparing the Questions.

The department of public instruction
is preparing the questions to be used in
the state examinations which will be
held next week.
The questions are sent to the per-
sons conducting the examinations at
the following places: Emporia, Law
renee, Manhattan, Ottawa, Winfield,
Holton, Salina, Great Bend. Fort
Scott, Baldwin, LecomptOn, Tribune,
Hill City and Mcpherson.
The programme for the examinations
is as follows:
MONDAY, AUGUST "A.
900 a. m. photography, As minutes.
GAS a. m. Arithmetic, 100 minutes.
100 p. m. Drawing, so minutes.
200 o. m. Zoology, go minutes.
800 p. m. United States History, 80
minutes.
4:3O p. m. English literature, 60
minutes.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25.
500 a. m. Physiology, 20 minutes.
$40 a. m. Geology, 80 minutes.
1O:4O a. m. Geography, so minutes.
100 p. m. Geometry, $50 minutes.
$3.50 p. m. Grammar and Compost
ton, 100 minutes.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26.
500 a. m. Bookkeeping, 105 min
utes.
9:45 a. m. Rhetoric, 80 minutes.
11:15 a. m. Reading, As minutes.
100 p. m. Algebra, 12O minutes.
300 p. m. General History, 12O min
utes.
THURSDAY, AUGUST q.
500 a. m. Natural Philosophy, 80
minutes.
$50 a. m. Political Economy, 80
minutes.
HOO a. m. Music, 60 minutes.
1900 p. m. Chemistry, 80 minutes.
2:3O 2. m. Latin, German, French,
12O minutes.
4:3O p m. Civil Government, so min
utes.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %.
500 a. m. Botany, 90 minutes.
$50 a. m. Philosophy of Education,
$50 minutes.
100 p. m. Methods, 80 minutes.
2:3O p. m. Mental Science, 12O min
utes.
4;9O p. ma Management. go min
utes.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20.
500 a. m. History of Education, 120
minutes.
1000 a m. School Law, 12O min
utes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-19
INTERESTING NEWS
About the o. M. B. From Charlie HoI-
liday, Who is in Colorado.
Colorado Springs, Col,

Colorado Springs, Col,
329 North Nevada street.
To the Editor of the Topeka State
Journal, Topeka, kan:
I read your article concerning the
80. NJ. b. order in Saturdays issue
of your paper with considerable inter
est Perhaps, as my name has been
so freely used in connection with the
order, a line from me would not be in
appropriate.
To be brief. the o. NJ B. order is non
political. Of the one hundred thous-
and odd members in the state no one
mas been questioned as 70 MS politics.
There are probably $4,000 Republican,
$4,000 thousand Democrats and $4,000
Populists who are members in good
standing.
These members will meet in grand
lodge session some time in September,
and there and then decide for whom
thy will vote for governor. At this
meeting of the grand lodge ample Op-
portun1ty will be given Governor Nor
rill and Senator Leedy to explain them
selves. The one who makes the best
explanation will receive the o. NJ. B.
vote and will be elected
AS to the members of the legislature
and other county officers, the local
lodges will take care of them.
In Shawnee county the order is strong
enough to elect or defeat any candidate
for office, as the order will demonstrate
in November.
Simon Greenspan is right as to fig
ures. The one lodge to which he re
ferred as having nearly 800 members
had on it's books Saturday morning,
August 10, at 10 o'clock, 663 members in
good standing By the time you re-
ceive this communication it will have
700 Add to this the membership of
another lodge with which it now meets,
of 255 members, and the lodge referred
to by Mr.. Greenspan has an actual
membership of 955. The other II lodges
have a membership varying from $50
to 500. AS a matter of fact, all Shaw
nee county is for resubmission- The
order includes men of all classes, bank
ers, merchants, mechanics, farmers, Ia
boring men, clerks, and now and then
a minister who does not believe in the
prohibition racket.
We are not in this resubmissiOn for
fun, or for our health. We believe that
the evils of society should bear the
greatest burden of taxation, and we in
tend as business men, voters and tax
payers to see to it that the present free
trade prohibition whisky is taxed, and
that the penalty fits the crime. Yours,
CHAS. K. HOLIDAY, JR.
P. S-Ady regards to my good brother
Democrat who does not belong to the
order, but thinks he knows so much
about it.