davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

rzystwo Polskie z Chemitz przys}a}'
nam 3 S. ma nasz wypadek. To same
T~owarzystwo z Chemitz rozwiaza}o si'
W pazdzierniku, a nam j~eszcze przysfa
10 8 S. 10 d., "a CO my i'm zasylamy
staropolskie Bog zapia6.
Tow. Polskie W Londynie prey koh
Gu roku zesz}ego zalozy}o kase .oszcze
dnosci i pozyozkowe, DO to jest bardzs
potrzebne miedzy polakami, DO. to jest
wielka pomoc ola kaadego. Take by
libysmy zatem, zeby inne towarzystws
polskie posz}y "a naszym przyk}adem,
a przekonaja sic, re jest to bardzo Pc,
trzebne i wiele korzysci ~przyniesie ola
og6}u
Towarzystwo Polskie Londynie
odbywa swe p~osiedzenia z~wyczajne W
pierwsza i trzecia niedziele kazdego
miesiaca, a walne posiedzenia W pier.
VISA niedziele stycznia i " pierwsza
niedziele lipca. PROOF tego miewa W
niedziele W w}asnym lokalu zabawe z
tahoami. Odbylo sic take pare teatr6w
amatorskioh, "a 90 wszystkim amator-
kom i amatorom sk3adamy podziekowa.
ME. Prooz tego odbylo size W towarzy-
stwie obch6d listopadowy i loterya fan.
iowa w drugie swieto Boaego Narodze-
mia ma eel Towarzystwa.
Tow. Polskie W lipou 1895 r. liozy}o
cz}onk6w26. Cd tego ozasu wstapi}o 8,
wystapilo 2. Towaraystwo wiec liczy
W styozniu 1896 roku ozlonk6w 80, a
ozlonk6w Klubu 10.
Biblioteka nasza W styozniu 1895 T.
posiada 100 dziel, 136 tomow, opr6cz
tego W bibliotece znajduja sic trey ro-
czniki Przegladu Rzeczy Polskioh z
3e-ciu zeszyt6w (lS61-1Se3), jeden
rocznik Przegladu Tygodniowego i
dziewiec broszur wydawniotwa iowa
rzystwa imienia Stanislawa Staszyca we
Lwowie.
Towarzystwo Polskie prenumeruje:
Wolne Polskie Slowo z Paryaa, Ore
downik z Poznania, Djabel z Krako-
wa, Zgoda z Chicago, Przeglad
Wszeohpolski re Lwowa, Nova Refor.
mi z Krakowa, Gazeta Polska z Anne
ryki.
Ia TAX laskawe poparcie mas swojemi
wydawniotwami sk}adamy redakoyom
nasze najserdec.niejsze podziekowanie,
i spodziewamy sic, re nam i nadal swo-
jego PoParoia ME odmowia.
Stan kasy przedstawia sic: remanent
z lipoa 1895 T. i dooh6d razem z ostat-
tniego p6}rooza l.. IS, S. ID, d. 8; roz-
ch6d L. n, S. = d. 10; pozostaje ma
drugie p6}rocze L. s, S. IL, d. IL.
w sk}ad zarzadu wchodza panowie:
w. Rauch prezes, P. Dowbor zastepca,
X. Wierzbicki sekretarz, A. Osuch "a
stepca, A. Thiesen kasyer, F. Polaozyk
zastepcl, J. Jurewioz bibliotekarz, w.
Ruzecki zastepca, P. Dowbor gospo-
darz bufetu, w. Maliszewski gospodarz
sail.
Adres Towarzystwa Polskiego W Lon
dynie: 663 Commercial Road E. The
Polish Society in London.
Zdrzqd.
l stycznia 1896 T.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

Dnia 8 BIN. odby} sic obch6d ma pa.
miatke p~owstania styczniowego i $50
letniej rocznicy urodzin niesmiertelnej
pamieci bohatera naszego Tadeusza
K osciuszki, urzadzony przez okoliczne
oddzia}y wv. M. Pol. W Wilkes Barre,
Pa. -
Obszerns sala ,,Germania Hall" ma.
pelniona by}a pu~blicznoscia po brzegi.
Oddzialy Wv. Nh. Polskiej przybyly
,,in corpore" rowniez CIV. sw. Micha}s
z Kingston. Niektore Tow. przybyly
bez uniformow - z powodu niepogody
jak CIV. Kr. Jadwigi inne. Przybyli
rowniez wiel. ksieza: z Nanticoke ks
FIR. Hodur, z Duryea ks. Orlowski, q
Mill Creek ks. Chalcarz j miejsoowy
prob. ks. 7. Klonowski.
o godz. 7 wiecz. prezes komitetu OBJ.
chodowego p. Aleksander Dabrowski q
Miners Mills otworzy} obchod krotkq
przemowa witsjac zebranych W imieniu
II. Nh. Pol. ] powolai ma prezesa obcho-
du p. w. Czechowicza z Alden, ktory
krotko przemowi} ! powoial ma sekrets.
J. NJ. Sienkiewicza z Plymouth, row.
niez powola} ma estrada prezesow Tow
j ks. ~obecuych.
N~astepnie Choir z Nanticoke odspie.
wal piesh ,Do piracy" "a ktora costa
wynagrodzony gznotem oklaskow.
Nastepnie deklamowsl z werws j u
czuciem p. FIR. Miko1sjczsk z Nsnti
coke wiersz p. t. ,Polsks zyje', "a cC
zebra} zas}uzone oklaski.
Parma Marta Sz~potahska odegranien
Msrszu 2. N. P. na fortepisnie zachwy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-03-05

VPhic piVnhf UOhiauoOJT WYNN
nal p. Teodor K. Sakowski z Nauti-
coke prezes Zarz. Miejso. Il. Nh. Pol. "a
ktora obdarzono go burza oklask6w.
Potem Choir mezki z Wilkes Barre cd.
spiewal piesh ,Ciezko ranny boju
chaly" "a ktora odebra} liczne oklaski.
Trzecia move wypowiedziai redak-
tor ,,Gornika" p. u. kopatyner z Will
kes Barre. So. mowca przedstswii "a
siugi bohatera Kosciuszki p~o}ozone ola
Polski, nawo1at abysmy wstepowali W
Shady Kosciuszki, dalej przedstawi} je-
dnosc dwooh narodow litewskiego z
polskim, n~awoiujac obydw6ch do wspol-
nej pracy W zgodzie j jednosci; ma
ostatku odda} uznanie miodziezy "a u.
rzadzenie obchodu.
Nova p. kopatyners pe}na ognistego
u~czucis, przeplstana byls licznemi O.
klsskami.
Nastepnie panny z Wilkes Barre cd
spiewaly ,,Czarna ~sukienka".
Potem deklsmowal p. J. Rutkowski
z Miners Mills ,,Nasze nadzieje"; otrzy.
mai liczne oklaski.
Choir mieszany z Wilkes Barre Cd
spiewal ,,Czesc polskiej ziemi". Spiew
sic ogolnie podobai, to tee publicznost
ME szozedzita oklaskow.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
YOU CAN BE WE'LL

When your blood is pure, rich and nour-
i5hfng for nerve and muscles. The blood
is the vital fluid, and when it is poor,
Thin and impure you must either suffer
from some distressing disease or you will
easily fall a victim to sudden changes
exposure, or overwOrk. Keep your blood
pure with Hoods SarsapariIle and be
well.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29

ends" These, il we can fina them, will
help little but we must have vastly more
money than the "odds and ends will
supply before the schools for; our folks"
can be made to meet the educational
needs OF our folks"
viii we be able to get our people to
amend the Constitution so as to unite
the hands OF the Legislature in favor
Of the public schools? / fear we will not.
The shortest way, the quickest way,
the easiest way to the remedy is for our
Supreme court to face about and say
that the trainers Of the Constitution were
sensible men and knew what they were
doing. That they did not make Con-
stitution which contradicted itself. In
other words, whenever the court shall get
ready to agree with Judges: Merrimon
and Avery and make the opinions these
eminent lawyers and Statesmen wrote, TO
be the opinion of the court, OH that very
day the matter of support for the Rnblic
schools is settled and settled as it should
be. Our people would then take a long
step forward.
Very truly yours,
JOHN c. SCARBOROUGH,
State Supt. Public Instruction.
Raleigh, n. c., Dec. q, 1896.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
LEGISLATURE HELPLESs.ss
sUPT. SCARBOROUGH MAKES
CLEAR SCHOOL TROUBLE.
Constitutional Limitation on Taxation
Construed bY Supreme Court
of Four Months Term.

To the Editor: / send you communi-
cation from Hon. j. G. Scarborough,
which he wrote me in answer of two lead
ing questions propounded to him. The
letter, in my judgment, meets one of the
most important and practical questions
in regard to the public schools that our
legislators and public school advocates
have to contend with, which is the OBJ
structions to running the public schools
four months in the pear.
/ request you to publish the letter in
your paper at such time and place as
viii give 1t the most extensive reading,
provided it is not later than the Bird of
January.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29

You can't go on losing
flesh under ordinary con-
ditions without the knowl-
edge that something is
wrong, either with diges-
ton or nutrition. IF the
brain and nerves are not fed,
they can't work. If the
blood is not we'll supplied,
it can't travel on its life
journey through the body.
Wasting is tearing down;
SCOTS Emulsion is building
up. Its first action is to i'm
prove digestion, create an ap-
petite and supply needed nu-
triton. Book free.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. Nsv York.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
MAY BE SOLD AS A WHOLE.

Winston, N. c., Dec. 28.-.7Judge Si-
monitor, Of the United States Circuit
court has notified Mr.. J. W. Fry, receiver
of the North State improvement Com
pany and his attorneys, Watson and Bux-
ton, of this city to appear before him in
Wilmington, N. c., on January 14th
next when he will issue a decree regard
ing the sale of the Cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley Railroad. 1t is understood that
the judges order will be for a sale OF the
road as a whole and not by sections as
some OF the interested parties asked for.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29

Hoods Pills are tine best after-dinner
pill assist digestion, cure headache. 25
cents.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
WON'T BOTHER THE BRYAN1TE

lexington Ky, Dec. 28.-Kentuclly' 8
vote of u electors for Mckinley and one
for Bryan is final. The time has expired
in which the Bryan men were permitted
TO file notice Of contest and: Chairman
Roberts. of the Republican committee
to-day announces that the notice of con-
test served on Bryan Elector Smith was
simply a strategic move and that it will
not be pushed.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
Mortgagee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
FARMING AND COAL LANDS
IN CHATHAM COUNTY. n. O.

IN CHATHAM COUNTY, N. O.
Under and oy virtue OF the power OF sale
contained in tne mortR age deed executed
Lang don II HenszeY Coal Mining Company, 8
corpo .atfon, and recorued in book c d OF
mortgages an pages 436 to AL, inclusive. IN
Register OF Deeds Office for Chatham oOun.
ty, North Carolina, win at the hour OF
O'Clock, p M, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1897,
Expose to public sale, at public auction. to
tUe highest bidder for cash, on the premi.
sps, on the ilroad bridge whore the Cape
d ep river, in said county of Chatham, the
valuable tract of land known as the
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
RuuKLEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve In the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cares piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or meney refunded. Price
Is cents ser hex. Fer sale by John Y.
MacRae.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
Chas. Pearson
ArChit6Ctan Engineer

Plans and specifications furnished ON ap-
pliCation Land surveying, water works,
Room p PulleH bull 5ing.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
TRAIN RoBBBBRs CAPTURED.

Houston, Texas, Dec 2S.-Information
received by the Wells Fargo Express here
state that the rangers had captured the
robbers who held up the Southern Pacific
passenger train at Comstock, Texas, a
week ago. They are in jail at Del Rio,
where their examination will take place.
The leader of the gang is said to be
A. III. Perviance, of Del Ric and others
are three stockmen who live in that sec
ton.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
WRECKED sAILoRs PICKED UP

New Orleans, Dec. 28-The steamer
Queensmore, Captain Cross, from Lon
don has arrived here, having on board
Captain Tobiasson and his son, mate and
crew Of the Norwegian bark Neptune,
picked up on Dec. in latitude 45; long
itude 35. The bark had a crew Of nine
men all told and was from Belise, Hon
duras, bound for Harve with cargo of
log wood.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
FRIDAY. LANuARY LIE. -.
TAYLOR PLACE,


adjoining the celebrated Egypt Coal Nine
lands and nesr the village Of CumnOck, on
Deep river, in Chatham county and bound
ed as follows:
Beginning t the mouth of a gut, formerly
Dowdy's corner, now Sorrells, running
north so de Tees west rs poles, thence north
so degrees west ID poles tn, ce 10 degrees
west il poles. thence north So degrees with
pine pointers, thence north with saio line
and Houghton's, Ill poles to a stake and
pointers, mcIveT's corner. thence east with
his line 81 po,es to p ne knot and pointers
thence north with hts other line 245 poles 20
q stake and point rs at she railroad, thence
crossing said railroad north 30 degrees west
IA q les 70 o stAk and pointers, co nar OF
Gulf lsnd, thence north with Gulf land,
passing near coal SHAFT and crossing Cedar
creek ~ poles 70 post oak and pointers
corner OF Egypt land. them east with sara
land 300 poles 20 stone corner and three
hickory pointers, thence north II / poles
to stone pile and pointers, thence east
with said Egypt line lO2 poles 20 n stone and
pointers, thence south 10 poles TO Deep
river, about 40 poles below the mouth OF
Cedar creek, thence up Deep river It's va
rtous courses $50 poles TO the railroad
bridge and conttn uing with She river in all
900 poles to the beginning, the said traCt
being immediately on Deep river and con-
tanning by estimation hfteen hundred and
sew saty.hve (1575 acres. but to be the same,
be there more or less.
This pro syerty contains much land Vaesar
BILE for the production OF botn cotton
grain, as wei as graes, there being 8
many acres of good bottom land on n y
good state of cultivation with hOu lsS'
tered over 1t suitable for the use OF e8uts
wnile the said land contains valuauie de-
pOsits of Goa some OF which have been Opas
rated. which greatly enhances its vaiue and
importance. The q K & V. Railway runs
through the tract and affords facilities for
the transportation of the products of grain
ana coal to the ue5t of markets There Is
also much valuable timber on theland.
Pc. sons seeking for investments in desirs
able property would do well to examine
this land Terms of sale: Cash.
ID. II. CALDWELL,
Dec, 2, 1896. MortRSgee.
The news & observer., 1896-12-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure. 25c
The news & observer., 1896-12-29
TO the.PubIic.

Notice ts ierehy given that / have foss
certificate o 5lSs tor 10 shares of stock "a
the Old ra"fnton Building & Loan 4ssse
citation, Of Rinhm@EH, Va, ard that l4Sva
applies =, ~ sAid S&sse citation 50 Tc4ssa> -
me , s1ss. ses.ep cOveTSr8 Size sansr.
q. S. AIAEEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22
Eversst Council Proceedings.

Everett. Jan. 9l.-Spectal Salaries OF
city officials were fixed by the city council
as follows Marshal. SO per month; en-
gineer. $50 jan!tor. so: street commission
er. S50. police, So. W T. Mouer was
elected street commissioner. Thomas 4.
GarrigGes MAS appointed 10 sll vacancy
on the board Of trustees of the library as
sociation. Ex-Csty Treasurer Thsyer
asked TO have a committee examine his &C
counts on going out OF Office and Mayor
Cox appointed the finance committee TO
attend 70 IL. The light and water commit
tee reported that the electric light COM
pany was willing 10 reduce toe arc lights
from Is 10 35 and make the price so 50 cash
per light per month. but an agreement
could not he reached relative 70 deduc-
ton for lights out during November and
December. The company was willing 10
allow $40, the council claimed s6o for each
month The water company offered 10 fur
nish water for any number Of hydrants
wanted st s. per hydrant per month. The
election OF the fire department was con-
firmed. In connection with the report on
the light proposition IL was stated that the
electric company had d3sonrsed for the
year 1885 10 it's street railway and light en-
ployes S13.l3s -. and for fuel, merchandise.
etc s. 4e0. ~: total 50. SO. -. \ report from
the city treasurer showed that bonds 10 the
amount OF $4,000 had thus far been taken
by Morris & Whitehead. redeemiFg like
amount Of warrants. They had also paid
accrued interest amounting TO H.2l4.St-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22

A Bill to BE Reported by the House
Committee on Commerce..

Washington City. jan 2l--From the ac-
tion Of the house committee on commerce
today, there seems 10 be little doubt that
a bin authorizing the Pacific Cable Co. 10
lay a cable from the Pacific coast TO the
Hawaiian islands and Japan will
be reported favorabIy. The commit
tee directed subcommittee 10
prepare a bill embracing certain
changes considered desirable. There VIII
also be a conference between members and
state department officials regarding ar
raugements for cable station on the Mar
shall islands owned by Germany.
The principal points OF difference between
the cable company and the committee are
the amount OF government subsidy 10 be
granted and the time to be allowed for lay
ing the cable. II is proposed by the COM
pany to have the cable 10 the Hawaiian
islands working in eighteen months, and
completed TO Japan in three years. The
bill to be drafted will reduce this time. The
subsidy asked is SlSQ000 a year for term
OF twenty years, the government 10 have
free use Of the cable in that time. In the
course Of the discussion it was argued that
the subsidy asked was too large, IN view
OF the estimated cost of the work, S6,5oo.ocO
TO S7,0oooo0. and the probable amount Of
government business, which the committee
estimated at $50 000 TO SO. 900. The sugges-
ton was also entertained that subsidies
might be granted by the japanese govern
ment and possibly China. The b.ll TO be
framed VIII probably reduce the subsidy.
1t will also embrace provisions TO secure 10
the United States government the right-of-
way and use Of the cable. James 5. Scrym-
ser. president. and +. +. Bayliss. vice pres
ident of the company, have written CHAR
man Hepburn, accepting suggestions made
BY the committee that the company shall
deposit in the treasury Sl0H,ao in bonds 10
be forfeited In case It fails to oomplete the
work within the specified time; that the
rates between the United States and island
OF Oahu shall not exceed - cents per word
and 81 30 TO Japan and China; also mat
after twenty years government messages
shall be carried at press rates, not TO eN-
ceed one-quarter of message rates.
Mr.. Bennett, OF New York. has asked
Secretary Olney for an opinion whether II
will be necessary to make a treaty with the
German government TO secure the right 10
establish a cable station on the Marshall
islands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22
All of the Preliminaries at ST.
Louis Arranged.
THE HALL, THE TICKETS. ETC.
Congressman George l.. Wellington
10 Be Senator From Maryland.
Nominated by the Republican Can
cus~Ihe Utah Legislature Elects
Brown and Cannon SenatorS-Iin-
portant silver Conference Today.

81. Louis, Jan. II The national Repab-
iican committee subcommittee, after .
days session hare. finally completed its
business. signed the contract with The Bust-
Hess Mens League Tor the care og the Re-
puolcaa national convention, TO he held
June 10 next, AMI adjourned sine die this
evening. Joseph Manley. chairman Uf The
Subcommittee, said the arrangements had
peSn perfected Tor the convention 20 the en-
tire satisfaction Of all The citizens Of ST.
LOUIS are TO bear the entire expense at
tendng the convention. Zach member II
the national committee is 10 bear his own
personal expenses. The citizens commit
Tee, however. viii provide r0aRs for the
meeting OF the national committee fer
ransacting its official business in conner
ton with the convention Mr. Manley said
ne was also authorized To say for every
member OF the subcommittee that the se-
lection ot any particular candidate has 80
significance regarding the presidential con-
test.
Accompanied by Mr.. Adler. OF Chicago.
as consulting architect the members OF
the subcommittee We're escorted 10 the
exposition building 10y the citizens commit
tee this afternoon. They Inspected tna
north nave of the immense building. which
VIII he remodeied TO suit the wants Of the
convention. When completed II is estimat-
od that the hall will scat at least l5A0e
people, and viii have ample committee
rooms. Everything that can he done 10
facilitate the work OF the press ana tele-
graph service is being arranged for The
accommodations, IL is stated. will he tho
most complete in every detail that have
been afforded AT any national convention,
In executive session at noon the COM
mittee appointed the following commit
tees on printing. ]. :. Clarkson, OF Iowa:
". II. Hahn OF Ohio. and II. g. kerens.
of Missouri: or hail, Gen. Clayton. OF Ar
kansas, W. J. Campbell. OF Illinois. and +.
G. Payne. of Wisconsin.
1t was decided that visiting Republicans
would have 70 look 20 the delegates from
their respective districts for tickets TO the
convention. The usual number of tickets
VIII be given 10 the local committee. A
resolution was adopted providing that tho
500 admission tickets set apart for tho
Grand Army OF the Republic be turned over
to the members OF the council of admins
tration of that organization for distribu-
tion on the basis OF membership OF the or
ganization in each state and territory.
Mai. W. =. Haxford. of Washington City,
was appointed assistant sergeant-at-arms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-22

The Supreme Court Denies the Per-
emptory Writ Asked For.

Olympia, Jan. H-Special.-The supreme
Ourt has denied the peremptory writ APP
lied for by III. l.. Clifford 10 prevent Supe-
pr Judge Parker and the county OH ,lals
Z Pierce county from impaneling a jury
pr the next term of court, on the ground
nat that county has exceeded it's limit of
Indebtedness. and in dismissing the case
ne court says:
The writ OF prohibition prayed for in the
pplication could be properly granted only
y the announcement of a rule which, if
ollowed 10 its logical conclusion. would
| esult in tying the hands OF many OF the
lperior courts so that it would be impos-
BILE for them to do any business what
yer. and ii might also result in deprivlng
uany of the municipalities in the state of
| ne power TO do any official act. Such be-
* the results which might follow from
he granting Of the peremptory writ. IL
h0uld not be granted unless the tursdic-
on Of this court is clearly made 10 appear
nd the law applicable TO the case upon
ne merits is beyond reasonable question.
The evil 10 be prevented is so small,
ompared with the results which might
ollow such prevention, that the court
lould refuse to act until satisfied that
ne petitioner is entitled 10 the relief
rayed for. The granting Of writs OF this
ind rests in the sound discretion Of the
1urt. and while IL Is IT'S duty 10 Interfere
i q proper case II rs not It's 0uty 10 DO so
hen either its own jurisdiction or the
act that the inferior court is proceeding
ithout authority is not made 10 appear
-yord reasonable doubt.
In our opinion they are not made thus
| 10 appear in the case at bar Hence the
| lotion OF the respondents 10 quash the
rit and dismiss the case must be granted.
is not made clear 20 appear that the SUI
i arior court IS about TO do anything which
ais court has the right TO prohibit. The
rder for summoning the jury has already
cen made. and IL does not appear that the
/ Iperlor court or the judge thereof is
! threatening 70 do any other act connected
ith the summonirg of the jury. or that it
! necessary that ne should make any
lrther order in connection Herewith.
his being so. the case. so far the court
Judge is concerned fails within the rule
ready announced by this court in State
e. Superior Court. Wash. Q. Harbor
inc Com VS. State. Wash, 530.'
Regarding the county officers named as
fendants the court says;
None % the other defendants are state
iestiou whether this court has any orig
al Jurisdiction 20 grant any relief
-ainst them Beside. that which % is al
ged that each Of them is ahou; 20 do Is
rely ministerial ard for that reason 10 Is
least DOUBTFUL whether the writ OF pro-
hitfo- Is the proper remedy 10 prevent
a . performance 81 the threatened act"
The opinion was written IVY Chief Justice
rovt. signed bv Justices Dunbar. Scott
nders and Gordon.