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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-11

The Patriotic Herald, Of Nashville,
Tenn, which had been published in the
intesert fof the A. p. A., is dead-died,
as. it says. itself in giving the last kick,
through 'the dishonesty and hypocrisy
sot professional Professionals One by one
the roses fade.
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4 It is found that the difference between.
the United States estimate and the Can
adian estimate of the Alaskan boundary
line is only little over six feet and q
half. This is agreed upon by the sur
veyors Of both countries. Still England
may place her own Interpretation upon
the ten-league limit, which would make
a vast difference. 4. & 1s ;,ss
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Perhaps our American girls wilt not be-
50 fond OF running after titled English
gentlemen since Queen Victoria has be-
gun to confer baronetcies and things upon
niggers.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-11

! The most beautiful monument in the
city of Boston VIII be erected next spring
to John Boyle OReilly in the Boston COM
mon.
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Congressman Fletcher has offered u
resolution In the house TO the effect
the United States recognize the belliger
5ancy of which was referred q thsss
appropriate and Rlll s,.lt
I.kea,ys
u. q ~ q ~ ss
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-11

The Canadians are ready to gulp this
country down at single mouthful in
case Of a war between us and England.
That would be like the tadpole trying to
swallow q boa constructor. .-
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possible

The Protestant Standard of Phifadel-
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years. Requiescat in pace.
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A. p. A. clergy. It gives a talk to
professional Protestants" telling them it
cannot live on wind and run paper on
promises or that less negotiable COM
modify, patriotism. This 'ees ard.
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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

men among them." said Mr.. Truman.
81 will recall to you the fact that there
are four of them who may be found al
ways voting for those measures designed
for the betterment of the City.
1.-The honest Supervisors are:
"Charles L. Taylor.
"Joseph i. Dimond.
Ado1ph Il. Spreckels.
"JOhn X. c. Hobbs.
"You will find these four always on the
right side, voting for good measures, vot-
ing steadily against the bad"
Henry f. Highton was introduced as
the first speaker and was greeted with
great applause. He covered the short
comings of the Solid Seven in a short and
direct address that repeatedly elected
applause. chow many of you pay taxes
or an assessment of one-fitth of the value
OF your property ?" he said
mot one. [Applause.l And yet that is
what the great corporations are assessed.
1t is palpable and outrageous injustice
to other taxpayers. To favor corporations
in this manner is violation of the funda-
mental principles of our Government.
The remedy is in your hands, my fellow
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

This placed it at $21, $50, GOO, as against the
So, $40 900 for which it has this year been
assessed.
"Now, talk about nerve, gentlemen Of
the jury. [Laughter.] The dividends of the
company for this year amounted to $711,-
600. This is more than per cent per
annum on $40, ,000, 900. You see it makes
all the difference whether the company
wants to assess the people for water or
whether it is trying to escape assessment
itself In the one case its valuation is
$2l, ,650,0O0. In the other it is $500, 600.
And at that the Supervisors cut the figure
down.
THE assessment OF the San Fancisco
Gaslight Company was $422, ,429 on per-
sonal property, s1,ss3,l7o on franchise,
Sl,455, $50 on real estate. This was re-
duced by the Supervisors to total of 81
$751; 500. The capital stock of the COM
pany is $40, ,000, 900, and its actual market
value is s., 100000.
"Now, here is this great Market-ssreet
Railway Company, which could afford to
be and ought to be honest. The highest
ambition in my life. and l believe your
sentiments if you were rich in millions
would be the same, would be to be honest
with the people in the little matter of
taxes. l am speaking, gentlemen of the
jury, to secure the conviction of these un-
worthy rascaIs. The Market-street Rail-
way Company's assessment is as follows
Personal property $1,932, 1856. franchises
81 500, 600. real estate 81, lis, $40. A deduc-
ton of $500, 600 on the franchise was made
by the Supervisors, leaving their aggregate
assessment at S., ,225. Its capital stock
comprises 1877, 500 shares, worth SAL 5oeach
in the market. The value of its property
as developed in the Siebe case is between
$12, 600. GOO and SIS. 600 900.
Now, gentlemen. without attempting
any of those spellbinding arguments such
as George A. Knight, General Barnes and
Sam Shortridge indulge in. want to call
your attention to the fact that published
these same gentlemen, as THE CALL and
its distinguished contemporary, the Ex-
aminer, is now doing, and called upon the
people TO repudiate them over year ago.
And tonight know them and you know
them. They are miserable set of rascals.
[Shouts of Good boy from the audience I
That is a regular spellbinder. Instead OF
representing you they organized a little
pool of their own for the purpose OF doing
your business and selling you out. But
they never divided. They are of that pc
culiar kind of agents who make collections
and return nothing.
They remind me OF g lawyer to whom
client sent bill of $3.50 for collection.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
w. M. Abbott, young man. an attor-
ney, was next introduced.

w. Nj. Abbott, young man, an attor-
ney, was next introduced.
He said that there were several reasons
why the solid seven Supervisors should be
driven from the high petition which they
hold. Either the solid seven "put job
up on" the people when they fixed the
water rates last February, or else they are
stealing from the people now. The As
SCISSORS figures in the first place are too
small, he said. The reduction made by
the Supervisors was outrageous. Ii this
was the days of the vigilantes something
would have have happened to these men
long ago. [Applause.l
Charles M. Shortridge, editor of the San
francisco CALL was then introduced and
spoke as follows:
"Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the
jury [laughter] and ladies of the jury also:
believe that it is proper for me to say to
you that this reminds me of the meeting
we had here some weeks ago to beat the
funding bill. call upon those present on
that occasion to remember that Thad the
pleasure of saying to them that evening
that the nerve of Mr.. Huntington is all
right, and l come to you here tonight to
say that he has lost nothing OF that quality,
and to say that his servants-not yours
have still something to profit by by stand
ing in with him, and their nerve, too, is
all right.
IL was not expecting to make speech
here. / believe it was Samuel Shortridge,
my brother-known as a spellbinder-
Sam it was who was expected to be here,
but he has been called to the southern
counties on business. So 1 had to come
here wholly unprepared, as I have my
speech here written out in my pocket
(taking some memoranda from his over
coat pocket), prepared without malice and
without prejudice.
81 stand here 10 arraign these servants of
yours and of mine, gentlemen of the jury,
and l want them convicted. l am for the
prosecution, you notice. l have not made
many arguments in court nor speeches to
a jury, but have been called tonight to
take the place of that brother of mine
and will do the best can.
81 would like to take up the case of the
Spring Valley Water Company and see
what the figures tell. The assessed value
of its personal property is $1,049, ,265;
franchise, $500 600; real estate, 81, ,270, $40.
The Supervisors deducted $1,000, 900 from
its franchise, leaving total of So, 500. 235.
Now here we have the value of the prop
erty of the company according to the
sworn statement of the company before
the Board of Supervisors in February,
1896, when the water rates were fixed.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

ence this patient, long-suffering COM
munity.
THE precious eight, for this includes
Hirsch. has concluded that they do not
need the advice of their financial COM
mittee in fixing the next apportionment
for the tax levy. Imagine such precious
set of Supervisors ignoring such man as
Colonel Taylor-who has made the finances
of the City his study for the past two
years, perhaps delegating the expendi-
ture of millions to Joe King and the
precious seven-I hope they will add
Joe's dog to the outfit.
"You by your presence ask these men
to be decent. You denounce the apparent
barefaced corruption.
"We have asked number of gentlemen
to address you and the speakers will be
limited to ten minutes"
G. B. Perkins was asked to serve as Sec
retary. He read the list of vice-presidents
q f01fn-u.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Boards of Precinct Registration for the General
Election, to be held on TUESDAY, thel Sd day of
November, A. D., 1885, will meet in their re-
spective precincts for the Registration of Voters
and for such other purposes as are prescribed by
law on WEDN ESDAY: August B, 1895, from
O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 o'clock p n. daily, for five
10Y days, until and including MONDAY, August
10, 1895, on which day all registration closes
All electors who have not been registered for
said General Election hereby invited to pre-
sent themselves for registration.
The Boards OF Precinct Registration will sit as
above for the purpose of registering all legal and
qualified voters residing in their precincts who
have not registered At the office of the Registrar of
Voters since May 81. 1885,
Any person who has not registered since May
%, 1886. and fails register the Board of Pre-
cinct registration os the precinct in which he re-
sides will be debarred the privilege of voting At
such election.
In accordance with Section 81 OF the "Act to
Regulate Regis traton of Voters" ETC., the follow
ing places have been secured for the sessions OF
the Boards OF Precinct Registration.
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grand old man and honest Supervisor. +"
his letter is as follows:
OFFICE c. L. TAYLOR,
42S CALIFORNIA STREET, CITY.

OFFICE c. L. TAYLOR,
42s CALIFORNIA STREET, CITY.
SAN Francisco, July %, 1862
/. j. Truman, President CfVic Federation, City
DEAR SIR: In answer to your invitation to
speak at the mass-meeting this evening l re-
gret that previous engagements at the City
Hall, TO attend to business of finance in con-
nection with the tax levy, viii prevent my
presence at your meeting.
1t would afford me great pleasure to assist
you In any manner to work a reformation in
the municipal affairs of the City, but so far,
whether right or wrong, my efforts have been
futile, generally finding myself in hopeless
minority.
considering my position, it would not be-
come me TO express any opinion as to the mo-
uVes OF my colleagues, but the last effort of
the combine, including Supervisor Alphonse
Hirsch, enacted at esterday's meeting OF the
board. TO take the business of estimating the
tax levy out OF the hands of the Finance Com
mittee, is not only an insult to the committee,
but Is an indication of what the people may
expect in the way of taxes
Hoping that your efforts in behalf of the in.
terest OF the City will accomplish much for
good, remain, most respectfully yours.
C. L. TAYLOR.
Mayor Sutro wrote as follows:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July %, 1896.
10 the Mdss-meeting, AetTopolu an Temp e.,
San frdncfsco-Fully appeciating and thank
Ing you for the honor OF being invited to pre-
side at to-night's meeting, careful considera-
tlon has brought me to the conclusion that,
as Mayor of the City of San Francisco there
would be impropriety in my acting as chair
man OF meeting of citizens for the purpose of
discussing criminal charges against members
OF the Board of Supervisors over which, by
virtue OF my Office, have to preside.
Those guilty of a crime should be held to
strict account, but the fact must not be over
looked that the briber is a greater criminal
than the bribed. You should also condemn in
scatning terms and bring to justice those cor
porations by whose corrupt use of money
nearly every branch of the Government has
been injected. Respectfully yours,
ADoLPH SUTRo.
A letter was read as coming from a
citizen as follows:
Gentlemen: How is it you do not include the
solid seven's broker in your TRADE? He should
be included, as most of their dirty work has
been done through his office. Very respect
fully yours, A CITIZEN
July %, 1896.
"These men are not approached openly"
said Mr.. Parkins. "They work through
an agent or broker, well-known lawyer,
and through him all their peculiar busi-
ness is done"
For fear you may overlook the fact that
the members of the Board of Supervisors
are not all OF kind, that there are honest
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

Letters and kilograms of sympathy were
read from several who were unable to be
present. Among them was one from
James d. Phelan, IN which he regretted
his absence from the City and character
lied the action of the Supervisors as
gross injustice to all other taxpayers.
In reading the letter from Colonel Tay-
lor Mr.. Perkins referred to him as THAT
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
rhirty-Nintin Assembly Distrios.

First Precinct-126 Hayes
Second Precinct-217 Polk.
Third Precinct-36 Grove.
Fourth Precinct-333 Golden Gate avenue.
Fifth Precinct-31O Golden Gate avenue.
Sixth Precinct-329 Eddy.
Seventh Precinct-319 Leavenworths
Eighth Precinct-506 Larkin-
Ninth Precinct-402 McAIlister.
Tenth Precinct-609 Larkin.
Eleventh Precinct-613 Larkin.
Twelfth Precinct-S37 Geary.
Thirteenth Precinct-421 Jones.
Fourteenth Precinct-bl11z JoneA
Fifteenth PreciDct-51S Hyde.
Sixteenth Precinct-1030 Sutter.
Seventeenth Precinct-1005 Post.
Eighteenth Precinct-1224 Polk.
Nineteenth Precinct-152l California.
Twentieth Precinct-1317 Pine.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Fortieth AssembIy Diatrict.

First Precinct-162g-3l Pine.
Second Precinct-31S Fern avenue
Third Precinct-1623 Post.
Fourth Precinct-1603 Laguna.
Fifth Precinct-1614 Laguna.
Sixth Precinct-2113 Pine.
Seventh Precinct-210S Fillmore.
Eighth Precinct-1004 Fillmore.
Ninth Precinct-1617 Buchanan.
Tenth Precinct-1S02 Geary.
Eleventh Precinct-2609 Bush.
Twelfth Precinct-2609 Sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-2925 California.
Fourteenth Precinct-1400 Devisadero.
Fifteenth Precinct-2b35 Sntter.
Sixteenth Precinct-2903 Pine.
Seventeenth Precinct-142S Central avenue
Eighteenth Precinct-S09 Point Lobos avenue.
Ninteenth Precinet-1S13 Point Lobos avenue.
Twentieth Precinct-36Q Ninth avenue,
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Forty First Assembly District.

First PrecInct-1AI3 Jackson.
Second Precinct-1702 Hyde.
Third Precinct-2009 hyde
Fourth Precinct-260115 Hyde.
Fifth Precinct-2103 Larkin
Sixth Precinct-l926 Polk.
Seventh Precinct-1708 Polk.
Eighth PYecinct-191S Pacific.
Ninth Precinct-2305 Jackson.
Tenth Precinct-1S13 Vallejo.
Eleventh Precinct-2930 Octavia.
Twelfth Precinct-3lOS Fillmore.
Thirteenth Precinct-1916 Union.
Fourts enth Precinct-2510 Steiner
Eineentn Frecinct-2%5VO1a % Sacramento.
Seventeenth Prectnct-3S99 Sacramento
Eighteenth Preclnct-2733 Greenwich.
Nineteenth Precinct-3620 Sacramento,
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

ing What are you going to do about it7'
Tweed died in prison, the just reward of
his infamies, and the solid seven may yet
realize that there is God in heaven, and
that they cannot outrage by their pres
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Forty-seoond Assembly DIstrios.

First Precinct-14 Golden Gate avenue.
Second Precinct-230 Taylor.
Third Precinct-224 Ellis.
Fourth Precinct-lS7 TavIor.
Fifth Precinct-440 Geary.
Sixth Precinct-6l2 Post.
Seventh Precinct-6271a Geary,
Eighth Precinct-1006 Bush.
Ninth Precinct-SOe Bush.
Tenth Precinct-1135 Clay.
Eleventh Preciuct--1 lO4 Clay.
Twelfth PFecinct-1317 sacramento.
Thirteenth Precinct-1S11 California
Fourteenth Precinct-1426 WaShington
Fifteenth Precinct-1394 Pacific.
sixteenth Precinct-1141 Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
REGISTRATION PLACES
ELRCTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
Twenty-Eighth Assembly district.

Twenty Eighth Assembly District.
First Preeinct-204 Mission.
Second Precinct-17 Howard.
Third Precinct-40I Harrison.
Fourth Precinct-415 Folsom.
Fifth Precinct-229 Second.
Sixth Precinct-b03 Howard.
Seventh Precinct-522 Howard.
Eighth Precinct-142 First.
Ninth Precinct-l12 First.
Tenth Preclnct-b28 Mission.
Eleventh Precinct-102 Jessie.
Twelfth Preoinct-28 Stanley place.
Thirteenth PrecInct-668 Howard.
Fourteenth Precinct-625 Howard.
Fifteenth Precinct-665 Howard.
Sixteenth Preclnct-24 Verona
Seventeenth Precinct-4Sl Third.
Twenty-Ninth Assembly District.
First Precinct-S6s Jessie.
Second Precinct-2l5 Stevenson.
Third Precinct-S5 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-10112 Fifth.
Fifth PrecInct-75S Mission.
sixth Precinet-2221s Natoma.
Seventh PreoInct-7281s Howard.
Eighth Precinct-S51 Minna-
Ninth PIeciuct-3Os1s Tehams.
Tenth PrecInct-2l3 FouIth.
Eleventh Precinct-716 Folsom.
Twelfth Precinct-223 Fifth.
Fourteenth Precinct-793 Folsom.
Fifteenth Precinct--4S Ritch.
Sixteenth Preclnct-40S Fourth.
seventeenth Precinct l04 Perry.
Eighteenth Precinct-42l Fourth.
Nineteenth Precinct-562 Bryant
InlftlGtn AbBomD1y OlbGIlo6s
First Precnct--468 Stevenson.
Second Precinct--20Az sixth.
Third Precinct-6O2 essie-
Fourth Precinct--e381z Mission.
Fifth Precinct-so6 Nina
Sixth Precince-1l9 sixth.
Seventh Precinct-9eO Howard.
Eighth Precinct-2O2 Fifth.
Ninth Preoinct-2241a Fifth.
Tenth Precinct-1007 Howard.
Eleventh Precinct-239 seventh
Twelfth Precinct-9S9 Folsom.
Thirteenth Precinct-336 sixth.
Fourteenth Precinct-43l1as sixth.
Fifteenth Precinct-9231& Harrison.
Sixteenth Precinct-4lo sixth.
seventeenth Precinct-10S2 Howard.
Thirty-Firs Assembly District.
First Precinct-3 Eighth.
Second Precince-23 Ninth.
Third Precinct-1147 Mission.
Fourth Precinct-12S Eighth.
Fifth PrecInct--1146 Howard.
Sixth Precinct-13O6 Mission
Seventh Precinct-153 Eleventh.
Eighth Precinct-215 Tenth
Ninth Precinct-204 Eighth
Tenth Precinct-247 Eighth.
Eleventh Precinot-11O3 Howard
Twelfth Precinct-l120 Harrison.
Thirteenth Precinct--11S9 Folsom
Fourteenth Precinet-13S5 Fo;soun
Fifteenth Precinet--423 Ninth.
sixteenth PrecInct-l329 Harrison.
Seventeenth Precinct-143s Harrison,
Thirty-second Assembly District.
First Precinct--274 Brannan.
second Precinct-5ll Third.
FIeCtnCt-l4S Third.
Fourth Precinct-616 Fourth
Fifth Precinct-524 Third
Sixth Precinct--b251 Fourth
seventh Precinct-64O Brannan
Eighth Preclnct-bl5lS Sixth
Ninth Precinct-l05O KenJnckv
Tenth Precinct-1e24 BRYANT
Eleventh Precinct-7O7 8rannan
Twelfth Precinct-742 Brannan
thirteenth Precinct-9s3 Bryant
1oorseen'h Precinct-l5l4 Twentieth (Napa).
thirty Third Assembly District.
First Precinct-29O0 Twenty-srzt.
Secono frecinct-Su26 Twenty-second
Inira Prectnci-3l42 rwentyLfourth.
fourth Precinct-1SS6 Alabama
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29

citizens. Through the primaries and NOM
mating conventions you have the power
TO repudiate the men who betray trusts
ana to place in Office honest men. Let the
next election serve as an opportunity TO
choose men who will stand the closest
scrutiny and who will be above suspicion"
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
rEw TO-DAY.

Fifth Precinct-2S5l Twenty fourth
sixth Precinct-1LO6 Florida
Seventh Precinct-230b Bryant avenue.
Efqhtb Precinct-2702 Twenly-fourth.
Ni6th Precinct-232I Humboldt
Tenth Precinct-Corner gath and Potrero ave.
Eleventh Precnct-N. w. COR 22d and Tonnes
see
Thfrfeenth Precinct-602 Railroad avenue
Fourteenth Precinct-l659 Fifteenth avenue.
Fifteenth PrecInct-Cor. Railroad and 14th aVeA
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Forty-Third Assembly District.

First Precinct-l LOT Ellis
Second Precinct-117 Powell.
Third PrecInct-306 Mason.
Fourth Precinct-l46 Geary.
Fifth Precinct-22 Stockton place.
Sixth Precinct-A13 Powell.
Seventh Precinct-505 Bush.
Eighth Precinct-62O Bush
Ninth Precinc.-605 Pine.
Tenth Precinct-3S5 Kearny
Eleventh Precinct-S22 California
twelfth Prectnct-930 Washington.
Thirteenth Precinct-1023 Clay
Fourteenth Precinct-131O Mason
Elfteenth Precinct-l22S stockton.
Sixteenth Preclnct-2291a Montgomery ayep N
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
Thirty-Fourth Assembly District.

First Precinct-15l7 Howard
second Precnct-1533 Mission.
Third Precincts Twelfth.
Fourth Precinct-1l1 Valencia
Fifth Precnct-l639 Mission.
Sixth Precinct-173l Mission.
Seventh Precinct-1609 Folsom.
Eighth Precinct-11S Fourteenth.
Ninth Precinct-1 sos Mission.
Tenth Precinct-23b Vaencia.
Eleventh Precinct-442 Valencia
Twelfth PreciDct-546 Valencia
Thirteenth Precinct-667 Valencia
Fourteenth Precinct-2105 Mission.
Fifteenth Precinct 1869 Fifteenth.
sixteenth PrecInct-NW. cor. 18th and Folsom.
Seventeenth Precinct-2236 Mission
Eighteenth PrecincI-625 valencia
Nineteenth Predecessors Valencia
Tweneieth Precinct-934 Valencia
Twenty-first Precinct-2325 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-29
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Thirty-Fifth Assembly District.

First Precinct-Corner of Clipper and Church,
Second Precinct-3645 1wenty-third
Third Precinct-Corner Valencia and Twenty
third.
Fourth Precinct-3217 Twenty-n -nrst 1910,
Fifth Precinct-NW corner Mission and 24th
Sixth Precnct-2625 Mission
Seventh Preeinct-32S1 Twenty-fourtn.
Eighth Precinct-14O6 Valencia.
Ninth Precinct-T hirtieth, between san JOSS
avenue and Mission. -.
avenue and Montcalm.
Eleventh Precinct-3121 Mission.
Twelfth Precinct-32S1 Mission.
Thirteenth Precinct--46 Richand avenue
Fourteenth Preclnct-Liquri Hail
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Rev. ]. G. Smith
M. S. Woodlands
]. l.. Case
G. O. Burton
II. L. Davis
II. II. Hatcn
j. &. Jordan
Charles ]. King
Rev. w. RAIDER
DIR. l.. r. Rigdon
Adrian X. Smith
Samuel G. Hammond
A. S. Hallidie
w. II. Davis
Alphonse Hirsch
David Saunderson
David Rich
o. ID. Baldwin
DR.. {. d. Salfield
Percy Beamish
X. ID. Cranston
DIR. J. A. Rottanzi
c. s. Holmes
Charles fl. Hubbs
George L Center
John IL. Grady
John ID. Daily
Frank Maskey
Frank p. McLennon
Alpheus Bull Jr
g. O;Connor
]. j. O'Farrell
I. f. Payne
A. +. PIice
q. H. Umbsen
Richard Lambert
DIR J. T. Mcdonald
Hon. Ralph +. Hoyt
Mark Sheldon
Jeremiah Lynch
r. H. peass
5. J. Hendy
Joseph Britton
David .Farquharson
]. J. O,Brfen
Joseph Fredericks
Il. ]. Bass
n. p. Cole
/. I. Milliken
w. K. Fisher
William Abbott