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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-22
TO ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS
VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Two splendid through trains each
day from Missouri River points to
the north via the old established
BURLINGTON ROUTE and Sioux
City Line. DAY TRAIN has hand
some observation vestibuled sleepers.
free chair cars, and dining cars (north
Of Council Bluns). NIGHT TRAIN
has handsome sleepers 10 Omaha,
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, and
parior cars Sioux City north.
Consult Ticket Agent
l.. W. WAKKLEY,
Gen Passenger Ag't-
So. Louis, No
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ARTHUR SEWALE. of Maine,
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ARDMoRE. TUESDAY. SEPT. q
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DEuocRGTIc NATIONAL TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT
w. D. BRYAN, of Nebraska,
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street and Fifth street now FiftA ave-
rreA thence norsAerly along F1fth street
crow Fifth ayeEae1 TO tae Intersection or
Fifth street tnow F1fth averuel. Depot
street tnow Denny Way and Willow street
tacw FIFTH 2venue north
That said railway company prayed IN
said application that a franchise be
s-snted for said purposes for period Of
Atty years.
That after the nuns Of said application.
fo-wtf. en- February ). 1S@. the city co0n-
ell 5Giy passed. . concurrent resolution de-
tsrTninirg taat a franchise 10 construct
and operate ara electric street railway and
electric power circuit along and unca the
socve designated route should he granted
to the nerSen company or cevporasio~
which would pay the highest sgTn for said
franchise and directing the city clerk TO
luton. and notice that the city council
proposes 10 grant said franchise 20 the
person. company or corporation which VIII
paw the highest sum therefor, 20 be pub
llsned for ten days IN the city official
new SDaper:
Therefore. notice IS hereby given that
seaie9 bids for such franchise viii he re-
cesved by the city clerk up 20 FIVE o'clock
p n. os February "a. TssS. 10 construct
ard operate an electric street railway and
electric power circuit along and upon the
council offers 10 grant the same TO the
person. company or corporation wAica
win pay the highest sum for such fran
chise. reservfng. however. the right 10 re-
5ect any and all bids and 10 refuse 20
grant n franchise. Each bid for said fran
chise must be accompanied by a certified
check for an amount equal 70 ten per
cen;uru 81 the amount bid fer such fran
chsse. payable 70 the order Of the city
comptroller. TO be forfeited TO the city IN
case the successful bidder shall fail TO
pay the amount Of his bid within thirty
tSu) Gays after the acceptance OF the Same
by the city council: and the city council
eight O'Clock =. m. Of said dag. or II TO
meeting OF said council shall ne held On
that 6ay. then al the same hour Of the
first meeting thereafter. cause SAN eius
TO be opened ard then determine whether
any franchise shall be granted. reServing
the right TO reject any and all bids
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
city this February IA. 1ssS
tSsa1 h L. STEWARFs
City Clerk.
Date OF frst publication. February Is.
1896.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE or GENERAL ELECTION
<osics IS hereby given 70 the electors
OF tae city 81 SEATTLE that en- Tuesday.
tha ara aAy of March. Las. IN tie seV-
era election precincts into 8sch the
several wards OF said city are asVa4ez
general election wiA b. held al tue sev-
eral votlng places herslnazt@F specified
Tor the qargssse OF the election taereat
Of fAe following 0ffi.Srs 81 said city. 10
Nit. q mayer. clty treasurer. city
Csers a corporation counsel fnyee IRE
commissioners Czs 81 whom shall lie
elected for tao years 70 Tia the remain
Ger % the term 81 A. II. Gilman, re-
Ssxres nine members OF the hcsss4 OK
GeleEAses. one of whoEs shall be elected
from each ward ard Eve members Of
the bazr5 OF aldermen. no stall be
elected froTza TIE respective warts 20 sac
csel those a9Se terms ara about 70 ex-
p5re fs-w1E. one Aldermen eAca FROM
the First Thsr1, Fourth. FsflA and
sixth wards.
Noise IL also hereby given that Al ssIi
seGeraI s4ectiSa TIE S2sstlsa VIII - sub
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
gTgs. GARLAND AND EyASGEI~

Seattle and 1o~nsend-Seah Bay Route.
efeamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
says Wednesdays and fridays At l1ls
= r. FOR Port Tow naend. Fort Williams.
Dungsness. Port Angeles. Port tFsscsnt.
Ce.tvxssIrs Pysnf. GlaIlam Hay and Mean
Bay. returning. arrives Seattle z.A D. m
~, 0ur1oslt@ days. steamer Evanssi leaves
Ysxlgr dock Tor Port Angeles and Sictorfx
Uonssgs Wednesdays and fridays az
s.ss o. m: arrives Seattle sltsrnAts days
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
ment OF Garfield street and First ave-
Hne north
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
poxals viii he received by the undersigned
secretary 81 the board Of public works OF
ne city OF Seattle. Up to o'clock ?. m.
prosement OF Garfield street and First
avenue north formerly Kentucky straeO
from Queen Anne avenue formerly Tenn
psfaace street, To F1fth avenue north Cor
merry Bowman avenael. BY grading. side
waking and parking said Garfield street
and First avenue north between said
points as provided by ordinance No. $50.
In accordance with the plans and specia-
cations now on file in the office OF the
beard Of public works
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tilted check. payable 10 the order OF the
city comptroller. fer q sum not less than
five - per cent. OF the bsd. and no bid
viii b. considered unless accompanied by
The successful bidder viii be required
70 enter into q contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required by
TIRE city charter and the state laws within
ten days after being notified 81 the award
OF t3a contract 10 him. falling 10 DO 50.
ne said ., eh e, ana ne . ano IN, hAea
No person Is eligible Is bidder VINO has
within two years prior 90 t2e letting or
said contract made default ~ payment OF
any just claim for any work or labor per-
formed. or for any ski8 or material FUR
nisAed pursuant % any SueA contEas-. as
herein advertised. or who within said two
years failed to conpiete any such con-
fFact.
said bids shah b made under and by
VIRTUE Of ordinances No. asa and as amend
ed ~ ordnance No. s4fe. and the state sa~
relative 10 improvements upon the in
staliment bond plan" and fhe bidder stall
state whether Sc win accept In payment
Of said Improvement the bonds Of LEGAL
Improvement District No. u.s." or wall
uLtiI the bonds TO be ISSUED for said i'm
prove rueut EaaI have been issued and ne-
g0fiafe4 as provided by said ordnance No.
zfa and as amended by said ordinance
No. $40
The board os public works reserves the
riEht 10 reject any and all bids
Proposals must - Fnaefsed on ire en-
vsigpe Bid for improvement u Garfaei1
Street AMI First ANenue Nartl-
ny order OF the hoard q public works.
GEORGE =. AEAcHAM-
Date CT nrst publication. February J..
rS@
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sB LiNE-sKAoIr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER MAREr.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.


NTFsAMEK UFaLIA.
Leaves Harrlngtcn's dock. foot OF WASH
inrton street. Tuesday, Thursday and SAT-
urday al O'Clock a. N. for Kingston.
Port Gambie. ssaoeek, brinnon. Holley,
pewatto. Ltlllwaup Falls. liootxpurt and
linton city. Returns alternate days.
Fare. SOC to all points. Freight, COO al
pclnfs Fare 10 Port Gamble, &c.
~. rRoUTMAN. Master.
u. TRoUTMAN. Master.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RESALE.

4
Arlington dock. leaves fo- Victoria ana
Port Townsend oaliy. except SUNDAY. ct
10 a. M: returning. leaves Victoria af .
D. m. Steamer George II. Starr leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily. ex-
cent Saturday. at p. M. sunday. direct.
nj . A. m returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend al 4 D. IN. Phone, Pike ~.
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- q - O FRANcnIsE g

NOTICE OF SALE or FRANCHISE To
construct and operate an elecErfG street
railway
Notice Is hereby given that go SeatfEa
esrraTAiSou duly organized ana existing
szuser the lzNE O. tb~ state Of " a8asnE-
ton on January &. fSSs. 8ae4 is assgsIc~-
tpn 10 TIE city rSalc4s q the city - So
astls for franchise 20 construct ana cf@~
rate al electric street rasiEay sd po@rr
circuit along AMI upon tas following ees-
.Efase0 ro12Se. to-Nits
Beginning =. 10 intersection Of Pine
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
E1ly. except Sunday.
FOR COOKS rHLEr.

The Al schooner Ella johnson, carrying
freight ard passengers. w4A ke o1ET'atchesf
from seattle for Eae head 9f gDok fnlef-
direct. On or about AArca Is Eug further
particulars apply az ofssce. = fsoxx<il
kgaslfIng. scELer Columbia street and
F4ssE avenue. J. A. HATFIELD.
Agsnt
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~.ssEss CHANCES

ro MAKE MoSEy-T1e
30 - sesf ID which ore can invest
~ 80 xbsrx there Is any rr1s-
- $50 = II geld mines The care
- q - -. r,en IL al parts OF i1e
- sre fssrrSnz taesl as s's. III -. 70
- sn fact, gos1 - Ia. vs..s,s1-
- - xffa tire peopi&- ara N1f
- So tysteTess-beaglrg G@ESfx 81
Sl<sa - raid & gold. The United
- s1r'ss- = 4. e-gssrspeilTz5 70 send 70 Eg-
esses 49,. 800 ss,s 80 .oss ia gold 70 pay
80 - .. ..sss-sfersts. etc, On Stocks, nsgrt-
x3Ess. .~-sss etc. q a1fiEton 70 S1s.-
- = mere goi1 sI'ent - -. ,sss. 80
- - rsls norey power cornpelz
rs61E -. a TIE United States treas
= D.s - fspgstt and out o. Use
n 1870 ssasa afsB. go Of gold. The
90 = - tg-er has controlled within
- ~ GAYS enough EspubsacaR
~ s.~r~xaersric memo q sonsfr 70
~ DF.rsr silver as n money. 20 make
- ssssand for ss'a s01sD's a'1
- 49,. 49, Occurring IN regard 10 gold
49, - <s-rsna for the yellow metal
- =. 80 swer. and without parallel
frses asssnrv of the world. IL it any
- 80 rnines are in oernandI Did
100 taaf the sareWc Daslness TAB
- - ~s@sfzx hold Of all tne money he
! sp<f So "a mines. and II investing
= y Ne thar $1,000 shares Of gold
ssees has been bought ~ Seattle
rsss ~sssirl sos past sixty days. The
<z1sl a the war Eagle at g Der
~ y. Iosse az g. cents, and 81. Elmo
- =. -. eats have been the mines most
! - ss.s- they are established. are
49, - = - producing gold. We are
sssIezs.. fer the sale OF stock ~ these
..ssssss' and they are all ilrss-siass and
Y ~, ss.ssss near R0sslanc. Y. G.. We
g 5ss..'sse ana seIl only the best prop
!. - 1 sss .0aN Dc pleased 70 have any
= - Ss.slros5s Of investing ia large
800. 800 properties can be shown some
- ..ssxtuentz Remember the gold
hsssIn@ss has just begun. and
- - faliarx viii be made in gold
- = th@ next year. and the stocks
: ~ yog today will be worth four
- = GILMORE & THrRSToS,
-, xseing Agents. 100 Cherry Street.
srs.fse. Wash.
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FOR BREMERToN. U. s. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.
CEN. CANDY.

Leaves Seattle daily at $50 q. m. az
cept second Sunday Of each month. and
arrives AT 10 a. m. Leaves Sundays at 80
a. IN. and r. m. except second Sunday Of
each rnontn, then leaving M .. m. touch
ing al al intermediate points.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. W AAh-

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block, Seattle. " ASh.
Capital ., siO.0Os
Jacob Fslrth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Ieary ......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager, Casn'r, Secy
Frank L. Blodgeft-........A Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John ColhnA
e c. Neufelder. ]. T. Greenlsaf.
Transacts q savings hank business az
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent. on ordi.
nary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May And
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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STEAMERS.
wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.

STEAMER BAY CITY.
leaves CRY dock. foot OF Main street.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday az p
m Tor Anacortex, Fairhayen and What
e1n1. Returning. leaves Waatcom Sunday.
wednesday and Friday at y. N.
I.I.ly' Bogsrdus & Co. City Dock. Agents.
A w. IT. ELLIS. Owner.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock, foot OF Main street. Monday.
wednesday and Friday at a. m. for
Port Townsend. san Juan islands and
New whztcosn- Returning. leaves New
day. at I a
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North bound-Lesves Seattle I a. m:
leaves Port Townsend O. m. leaves Fri
day Harbor 1870 A. m: leaves Roche
Hsrbor Has o. m. arrives at New What
com s - .. IN.
south hound-Ieavss New Whatcou a.
m leaves Roche Hsrbor 10 .. M leaves
FRIDAY Harbor II q. NJ. leaves Port
Townsend .. IA. arrives At Seattle Its
p. M ..
r. Thompson. manager 9wnsr. Lilly
goraraus a &C. agents. City dock.
gretsnhnue Main 81
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Dispatch steamers frsn Seattle an fol-
lows.
For San Francisco. via Port Toxnsend
and Victoria. st a. IN. knaxS>nr~rs -
ceiyed on board at ] a. m.l February 2 u
Il. Il. -. e.
For Alaska-Feargiary and Il atsa m
F~on San Francisco Tor Victoria ara
Puget Soaad ports ~ A. n. FEBRUARY &
D. u. -. "A. -
Tickets nav Be cetasaed az the os.cs az
the company AZ Ocean 6nek. Seattle
T. r. TR0wRRfDGE = = Sups
GOQhA-L. PERKINS e CO.
GENERAL AEerfs san Franctsce
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CooK.s INI.ET.

The staunch and seaworthy schooner.
GEORGE W. PRESCOTT,
VIII leave this port March sash for
COOKS INLET,
Carrying passengers. freight and haxxagA
For further information apply to
JOHN III. ALIEN
ss Dexter Horton Buli1inr
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In Eject June 1. 1858

Seattle, Everett and whatcom route
State of Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday. ~ 10 n. m.
Seattle and la Conner route-Fairhaveu
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday. at
10 >. m
Telephone. Main z7s. Yerlsr Dock.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLs-No-
tice of assessment roll OF local improve
ment district No. ~. for the improve
ment OF certain portions OF jackson,
South Sixth, King and South Seventh
streets. under ordinance No. 3, As, and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
No SIS. for the improvement Of certain
portions of Jackson. South Sixth. King
and South Seventh streets. under ori!-
nance No $685. has been reported by the
board Of public works &c the city council
OF the city OF Seattle, and Is now on file
in the office or the CITY clerk and the
same is now open for public inspection
inspection until Monday, the 9th day OF
March. IS9S. at O'Clock p. m, and all
persons interested are hereby required 10
aupear before the city council In Joint
session 10 be held in the council cham
beers OF the house OF delegates in the city
hall on Monday. the 9th day OF March,
rS96 at o'clock p ~, and make objec-
tions thereto. Al said time so fixed the
council viii consider any ana all objec-
lions made, and viii make such correc-
tions in said roll as il deems just, ana
wiU then deduct the amount OF such
cost assessed against streets crossings
(which SHALL be paid from the general
road fund OF the city,. and viii then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy
aud assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel and lot OF land shown in said
Said matter may be adjourned TO later
date II SO ordered by the city council.
Il F. STEWART
City Clerk of the City OF Seattle
Date of FIRST publication. February 10.
1896.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
fcur round trips daily. except sunday.
n enc hour AMI twenty-five rnfnateA
The STEAMER FLYER
regular daily trfps, Seatt.e-TAcoua
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY, May =
TIME CARD.
sinEse fare. sc: round trip. &c
y m -
Leave Tacoua-s:ss a m: I. t:sa. p N.
SUNDAYS
1870 Se11tte-g \. ru-s - M =. m
Leave Tsco-ss-ssss a. N so. To o. m
a-SneinE az Sorthern Pacific wharf. TA-
ia. Ana commercial cock. foot Of Ma
racn street. Seattle
va4Ays steamers Flyer and State Of
WASHINGTON sarA 81
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
IGLTSOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Olympia at. - a n Tacoma at. . 70 "A
Tacoma at. 100 a m Seattle at...f7No m
Seattle at. 90 . m Tacer-a at. 100 m
TseCma at = - . m eDlyrnpis at. GID y m
CIT or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Seattle ...... Z 10 m Tacoma ..... , % m
Tacoma -....i01o q n Olympia 49, ~ "a
Olympia 80. 100 . n 4 acousz ---.- - m
Tacoma -. So N Seattle ...... % m
Pare between Seattss and Tacoma. 5
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock. foot
LILLY. BO<saRDTys a co. Agents
C.fy Dock. Teiepsone. Main ~.
Capt l.. Whey. Manager.
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Ezsly. except Sunday.
Leaves Eva EFT ss&s - N. 3. IA.
Leaves sezrs@s ii ~ a. and - p m
Eun1AyS-L~Ases Seattle 40 y. m- !.
leaves Everett II a. m
Fare-Sfngie trip. Tsc. round trip. ~ -:
connects with boats fer Tacoma and sno-
a. nsssS.
landing -Coisnan deck. foot OF Marton
srATrEE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TON COMPANY.
Cfsns TrocF PTss- y. W. Goodn1s. Sec
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80 stf.E-Af a bargain, one or the old
l.sss e rooms. all furnished: also
- aaa well appointed dining room.
s-ssar and sitting room and Kitchen
ss-r.siets. Including range. etc: every
,sssx Ter Immediate occupancy; terms
ss.sssanahse For further particulars ap-
* teF. J. DaRley. Vancouver Hoies.
fzesar!a. B. G..
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Between Tacoma and Victoria. ID. c.
1.9pmIi4vt Nj. Tacoma ..lfi0i Ar A.oepm
l0zSpmILy 81. Seattle -. SslArl soopn
1..SsmlI.vl seiPt Townsend zsiArl2 90 m
<.l5am Ar la.. Victoria IL MjIei s.ooam
sDahy except Sunday
This steamer furnishes ffrst-class accom-
mcdations. carrying both freight ard pas
sensers. and .saves from YeSier wharf.
Seattle.
For rates ETC.. Inquire Of
=. q. YERKES,
xesler Wharf. Seattle.
Y. A. NADEAu.
General Agent ~. p. II. r.. Seattle.
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- aAr.E-csgar store, best location on
5,sasf styest. doing good business: reason
- ssusng. other business requires a..
ssnsYs attention Apply eli secohd
affr2e.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-12
NEWS NOTES.

Gov. Morrill,. Of Kansas. mas issued
the customary Thanksgiving day proc
lamation.
Citizens Of Kansas City. Kan, want
the whipping rol abolished from the
public schools.
Gov. elect Stephens. Of Missouri, has
gone 10 Hot Springs. Ark. 10 receive
medical treatment for liberated eyes
Caot Thomas Morrison, ex.mayor Of
Emporia, kan, died suddenly while
visiting relatives at Danver's Port,
Mass
Jacob Rogers, married mao, is Oh
trial at lois. Kan. for the murder Of
Stella Hutchinson, young girl, and
her unborn babe.
The Freedmen's Aid society Of the NJ.
=. church, in session at Pittsburgh,
Pa. donated sls'0 to c-or.e ?. 'in'.h
college al Sedalia, Mo.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-12
NATIONAL FINANCES.
The President Considering His Message ON
the Present Monetary system.

The President Considering His Message ON
the Present Monetary system.
New YORK, Nov. II. "A Herald spe-
cial from Washington says: President
Cleveland is considering the financial
portion of his message TO congress.
The president will, MS heretofore,
recommend the retirement Of the legal
tender notes OF the government, so as
to take the government out OF the
banking business and make 1t impossi-
BILE for spectators to drain the treas.
ury Of gold by means Of an endless
chain of greenbacks and Sherman
notes, which must be re,ssued as fast
as they are redeemed. In order to avoid
any contraction OF the currency, it
is proposed to have this accompanied
BY amendments to the banking laws
so as to enable the banks to issue q
larger volume of currency which they
will be compelled to redeem in gold on
demand.
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is THE ALIEN LAW VOID?
No Record That the Act Passed the kansss
LaRislature Cnn8titutiOnaIlY.

Legislature Constitutionally.
Topeka, Kan, Now ll.-Judge AL.
bert Fl. Horton, who has been specially
retained by the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway Co. in the alien land
act case, made the discovery this
morning that the act was not con-
stitutionally passed by the legisla'
ture and that therefore it is null
and of no effect Judge Horton finds
the fatal defect in the house journal
of 1891, which does not record that
the house adopted the bill by yea
and nay vote, as the constitution re.
quires. The printed records OF that
legislature show that the bill origin.
ated in the senate. After its passage
by that body it was sent to the house,
which amended it and, as amended,
sent it back to the senate. The senate
refused TO concur in the house amend
ments and the house on the last day
of the session receded from its amend
ments. The record OF this action in
the printel journal reads simply:
motion adopted" 1t does not say
that IL yea and nay vote was taken on
the passage of the bill at any time in
the house, and the names of members
voting for or against the measure do
not apuear
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-11-12
PREACHER IN DISGRACE.

Rev. G. Wynno Richmond, Congregation
nj Evangelist, Charged with Serious
Offense.
KANSAS Cry. Mo-. Nov. 1l.-Rev. q.
Wynne Richmond, who has been a
minister in the Congregational church
at various places in Kansas, and who
has been also an evangelist all over
the west for five years, will arrive
here to-day under arrest by the post
office authorities for the oifense of
sending indecent letters through the
mail. He was arrested Monday at
Erie, ILL.,, just after he had delivered a
sermon at a revival, by Inspector
sutton, who is located in Kansas City.
Inspector Sutton has been on his
trail for two months The letters
were sent to his wife, who Is an inmate
of the city hospital. Richmond was
pastor OF churches at Horton, Bigelow
and Wamego, Kan, and while acting
as an evangelist travelled all over
southern Missouri and northern
Arkansas and held revival meetings
which were particularly successful.
He was speaker of more
than ordinary ability and possessed
an excellent education. He Is charged
with having made love 10 many women
at ull places where he preached and II
was through the letters he wrote to one
young lady at Wamego that he was
finally located and taken into custody.
He is said to have written more than a
dozen OF the letters to his wife and
they are filled with indecencies
Life Underwriters In Session.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. Ii. The Mu.
tual Life Underwr ters OF the United
States me in their Dist annual conven'
vention Yesterday in The club room of
the Coates house. One hundred and
fifty delegates are present., represent
ING 400 insurance com panles.