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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

Madison, Jan. 29.-The senate did
nothing of consequence. In the as
sembly Mr.. Lewis presented a
monster Christian Endeavor petit
ton signed by $4,000 people for
Law against the sale of cigarettes.
The separate papers OF the petition
were attached to white muslin, which
formed roll $50 yards long. The
house Judiciary committee announced
the selection of Messrs. Flett. Wheeler,
d. F. Jones and l.. c. Harvey as as
sembly members of the subcommittee
to pass on the new revision of the
statutes. The governor submitted the
report OF the Legislative committee
which visited the charitable and penal
institutions. The senate resolution to
investigate the university was unani-
adopted. Mr.. Marsh presented
petition from his Clark county con-
stituents against the bill forbidding the
use of dogs in hunting prairie chickens.
Among the bills introduced were the
following: By Mr.. Wylie, prohibiting
pool selling and book making under a
penalty of fine of from 500 to $500
or Imprisonment not exceeding 80 days;
by Mr. Tucker, authorizing counties to
build industrial schools; by Mr.. Krauss,
reducing the amount of monthly earn
ings of married persons exempt from
attachment from $50 to $40.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

passengers being required to cover the
wheel with some protecting material;
also to prohibit the sale of cigarettes
and cigarette paper 10 minors; by Mr..
Green, to repeal the statute authorizing
county courts to commit dependent
children to private institutions.
In the assembly bills were intro
duced: BY Mr.. Thomas, providing for
the public sale at auction after full
survey, of all the timber in the state
park and on other public lands; BY Mr..
D. K. Smith, giving a l cent bounty on
all sugar made from beets in Wiscon-
sin in 1897 and 1-2 cent per pound for
the '9S product; by Mr.. Tucker, Civ
ing superintendent of warehouses po-
lice powers; by Mr.. Davidson, requiring
express companies to pay 4 per cent.
licence to the state on its gross re-
ceipts; by Mr.. Agen. establishing a
branch state fair at Chippewa Falls
for and after 1898, the state to give
$4,000 a year and 10 per cent, on all
premiums paid; by Mr.. Bullard for a
new libel law.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-02-04

In the assembly Messrs. LANCE. VOL
finger. Maert2. democrats. were present.
and In the senate McMullen and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

Wnua ali viii arree chat the Boise
ir VAS great succoss There are some
p,in American ciuSens who VIII insist
T" Driictins thatthc Queen of the Fair
Z ce was somewhat oNerdouc. There
,t.s tom much su,h. too much apeing
4" f,,aliy % take we'll iu republic aud
fe inct that ihe whole schrme was "a
cHch penny device aud that ihe success
o., contestant was such unly bfaausr 90
iA amount of vote, al ten cents each
ilai her father was able % purchase
ii es noi tend 90 make the affair any
n..r- popular among the people.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

The only Chance Ditch Company. principal
place OF business. Emmett. Canyon county,
Idaho.
Nuficc n hereby given TINT nf n mecint ~ tho
directors hell in Immeit. Htpt.muor h i-.i' ON
assessment of twenty-five dollars nnn ninety
cont. N"2 500 per share was levied upon the cup-
lfal stock of the corporations nine dollars uld
mi ~ cents 40 3ol must hc paid In cash. and Is
PAYABLE Immediately 20 the secretary. 100 his
mott. Canyon county ii1hu' ami thirteen dollars
and sixty cents tlfnOI per share may bee paid
Ia lanor. 10 performed under the .noe,Visiun OF
FtuucI if 1857.
Amy stock upon which above m'r'io1c1 % -
vem trr 1907 viii be- dcnnouer, and ei ho ll-
yortissd Tor slie. 90 public auction and unl' IS
payment rs made before viii he sold on Che q
dnV of December. lap. Co pay Delinquent as-
.,siril.I thereon together with costs oi ieti-
t|sllg und expense of sale. JDhN NuriiNf
>ccIeiui,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

a. an opnrcssor of labor hns large
interest in min. great dsillrs or the coun-
try. Not long ago daily paper rnD-
i -hrd som" articles advocating municip-
81 reform measures. which con ficicd WITH
tnr Interests of railway STOCK comp4u,
which was faliening or Of the rublis
Instant, storm WIS raised bi siork-
holders Of the railway. VIII also held
stock in the daily In question. And set
We prale about n free press
Blind fealty 10 party names after the
PARTIES have come 10 depend Tor SIC ess
upon the CORRUPTION funds contributed D.,
The aV-defying monDpolists Is second
cause Of public leihargy. while third b
found in the strange hypnotic influence
OF words upon The minds Of intelligent
people Words which mean exactly the
reverse ~ what they are used 10 repre-
sent are employed 10 cloak iniquts
Thus a combination OF men who orga-
nixe Tor commercial brlgandage STYLE
themselves Trust The gamblers Of
Wall street an the MIR with cries OF
''honcst money aud sound money" by
which they moan dear money. 50 scarce
ns 10 PROSTATE legitimate business and
place the wrnlin-crcators ~ the mercy uf
the usnrcfs When J piorpont Morgan
md his confrlerates were engaged with
Grover Cleveland aud John q Carlisle in
pushing through the secret bond deal. 10y
which operation the gentlemen who held
The loaded dice were able 20 pocket more
than million dollars. which must come
out OF the peoples pockets. they sirovc
10 divert public attention by pratng o.
bout maintaining the integrity of the
government The absurdty Of this CLAIM
vas made especially clear 10y thc bonds
beifg awarded in secret 10 few favored
spectators a. a price So low as TO neces-
sarily impair the governments credit.
Here under the cover of hlgn-sounding
words. (l) a great debt which was wholly
unnecessary was created, % American
agents for European money lenders and
Wall street gamblers were able 10 realize
millions Of the peoples money which
would not have brcn flchcd from them
had the sale been public aud the people
everywhere permitted 10 purchase to the
extent of their small means. CD the bonds
would have brought much larger price
aud thc credit OF the nation would not
have been impaired by selling the bonds
OF the United Stairs at less price than
that for which various New England
town bonds were selling.
The hypuo,ic influence Of words wrest-
cd from their real meaning Tor thr pur-
plse Of deoevlng the minimizing. bliad
fcaiiy 10 parties which are dependent on
the corruption fund, of the monopolies
90 elect their rcpreSrniaiiV many of
whom are already IA the employ OF these
monoprlics and the influence which the
monopolies arr eNerliug over Che public
press. oy direct or Indirect control. these
ARE tine three causes which cSpllin 40 a
large measure how the people have beer
lullcd into lethargic condition. frou
which, happily, the, are at last awaking
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

To The Noble Grand. officers aud mem
beers OF Emmett Lodge Daughters OF
Rebekah 80. b. We your commit
tee appointed 10 draft resolutions ON
the death of Brother II. IA Fulton.
beg 90 submit the following report.
NnrRfAs 10 has PLEASED Almighty
q a. in his infinite wisdom TO remove
from among ms oor beloved brother, H..
Ia Fulton. = e. aud
WnsREAs. The pleasant aud Intimate
relations which he held with the lodge
make n eminenuy niung that We should
place upon record our feelings ct aprre-
citation of his services and regret tor his
loss. therefor Doe 10
Resolved. That this lodge will ever
hold In grateful remembrance the ,ier-
ling business qualities, the strict intes
rliy and the clear sishieinese displayed
by our departed brother in ,he work of
ims lodge
RfsolVEn. That the removal of our
esteemed brother. o., death, from the po'
siiiou hc held creates "a vacancy not
easli, filled aud We fully realize ano
deeply dcpioro the loss sustained by
oursolsc, and the public at large.
RGsolvEp. rhat We hereby extend
Our ioepcsi sympathy 10 The berea,eo
family. trusting that even la zine sadness
at their anictun they ma, end som'
consolation in showing that the Wurti
OF h.s private qualities and the value %
his public services are properly appFcci
ateJ
ETsoLvEn. That % copy oi these res
oluiions oc sent 90 Che family of deceas
ed. and that copy Zoe ordered publlshc'
in The Euaerr INDEX.
". r.. ADAMS
Committee. MINNIE MARTIN.
CHARLES OANEs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

rm preachers % peace cannot hope
a. establish content among "ihe MASSES.
anil they establish ln deed. rather than
ards the dignity ~ labor. by making
% disgrace in the eyes Of the world 10
fak- b, cunning or strength however
81 tuviih'n the law :, allowance the pro-
a ..'s Of snulhers labor until che world
comes 40 houor ihe man who produces
her than thc maD who accumulales.-
Nnmankind.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

fuc sentiment appears 10 boz general
b favor oi holding iair in Canyon
cllnle next year The Record lsglnd
g. '-ara shl, aud trusts ihu early steps
mas boz taken 90 start the movement
ler, locality aui Industrial interest
s'auid nr repro.0n,d and all shuuld
uallr With che determination oi making
tie event one ct unusual interest aud
Importance CANYON count, could make
-raud showing anl one Tint would re-
,.itiu great benefit 40 the entire region
ia 30 be- done hy all means Record
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Tho Enterprise Ditch Company Limited.
Principal place Of business fnlNs store laAyna
Go. IDAHO
Z hc Director. ul Tho Enterprise Ditch Company
Limited on thO 80. dav oi AnruSt le7. an "a .scs.
tiuUIt was irNiDu on the ~nO p 90 mo capital
stock NJ said fuurnnv. ~ 30 30 r'r shnil 20 Tee
uIII Iu money IN fNH Treasurer Of said curI nv
sul4 u>.r',.ucnt shall nc uue un tnc n. day ui
October l.li AN stock urun WILTON thf sliu as
.cs>nOnt remains unpaid ON tte lA. day ~ oci-
oher isl-. VIII Dee advertised for sale 30 public
auction uuu unless payment FL mnuo before Nil
Nt sold un ifU irt cay Nl November lr.i iu rNN
the delinquent assessment theron together Win
cost, OF advertising ana exp n~cs oi SALE
EDISON BISHOP. SECRETARY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

Senttmhe 'n 1870
Notice h hereby 1iYfu tlui Che following
nnirru settler has nici notice of DTS intention 90
nai.a nnnl rroof IN support of hl. cinin. aud
that said prcof viii BE- maie before fcris-er
and Receiver r 49, land ONCE 40 Boise City
Idaho. ou October %. 1870 NIli
Peter PIES
Emmett Idaho. lid application No 21'f FOR the
sw q Sc d see. 49,. NV a ID q u ne a n " d
unf lot sec 1i 70 n W B. n Idaho.
fir names the following witnesses TO prove
hts continuous residence upon ana cultivation
off, -nIu land WIS.
iiHIuhu-f SCHILLER. fHnns Jones. ICorTr Nhn'r
Wrrdru Edmund nrarrc Duddou. an of I'm.
mCit. Canyon county. idaho
tHAtLAs hiMHon. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22
HOW The PUBLIC MIND HAS
BECOME ANAESTHETlZED

,n o Fiovcr In New Timel
A correspondent asks me- what ! regard
as ,he chief cause OF the death-like leth-
arr, ofihe public mind in the presence of
the awl.-ss aggression OF the plu,ocra.
cc Perhaps the three leading causes Ut
tine present alarming condition may be-
summed zap as follows.
First, The unthinkius acceptance of
ihr sophisiry Of the public press, which
is 50 largely owuel or controlled by h.w-
dclyins asgr-gaiions ~ capitalists or
ih- lrading spirits in such aggregations.
A SHIRT Time since a friend ia looSing
through the biogral hies which we're ris-
eln-holed In The oiiiee OF one OF the large
daily paper, was SURPRISED 20 find tina, zone
Of the lead M mlnopilists OF this coun-
irt whose namc b. hfwu fr aud wide
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22
NOTICE TO THEPUB-Ic

On account Of retiring from business
7 will D, unable % supply Butter
ich's Patterns dicr Oct 2lst
BeN. HEyAANs0N.
Boise. Ida. Oci 10. 1897.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

CANyoS conute did not carry of many
honor, ia The way Of premiums etc.
Or mn the state flir. but II We are TO
Judge by expressions from many promi-
reni men from an over she county. aztec
s-rlng The exhibit from Washington aud
tli counucs. We may expect tu ,co Can-
son ger a hump on herself next Near that
" ill made her bard 90 catch ln the aeri-
cultural and fruit departments. Cam
Won hns reason o. boz ashamed of her ln-
liun with regard o. getting together a
count, exhibit this year qua perhaps "a
} better sn We all realize now what
ve could ana should hs,e dome This YEAR
,al that che ,anls way % redeem our.
SELVES IS 90 roll zap our sleeves ANA go io
N.rl, Tor thr ialr ol i5lS. a flan has
h.rn suggested hy one of the most PRONE
i1eni scientific ho-ueuturlsis OF The
cunt, by which Canyon NAV make b.
t,elliabic exhibit neat yeaf. ana that
plan will be outlined 10 future issic of
tlis raner Now Is the time a. conn
mence work Tor the next fair aud that
work should oe kepiup So vigorously as
90 leave nn doubt about Canyon being
ine banner county az the neat state fals
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

Save Money on Subscription TO
any Newspaper. Magazine or Pc
rlodical Published. Subscribe
through me. Use Comp. Syr.
White Pine with Tar for Coughs
and Colds p cts. per Bottle.
The above young man IS taking
the Young lady home. lie has
just bought a supply Of chewing
gum and tany at Smiihson's
Drug Store, Keep our eve ON
tins space and see what hc gets
Ina return.
D. {. Smithson, Druggist
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-22

N'IINf OF ''I>rI'lNNINn OF I tINNTrN|I't
coficc Is hereby given tanf fhn cora strerShin
perCto fore tXi~I inr n.tWocn The urNr-t.irn,,l
hru.r fIt Irfn ru nee of s.. A. rinncr s. Co hrs
utrI this day dissolved rs rnu'unI cons 'Hl
lcnr a nnVis retiring from The nrm a1I - a.
alop0r ro1fi-irc thc business. an bills io Dee
SAID. ani an accounts collected hy 81 A. SLOPES.
Eftmstt Idaho $. A. SHOPPER
ecrt(ilDor 90 1891 joins A. DAVIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
IS lNDICTM ENTS
Returned by the KanaWha County
Grand Jury.-Some Serious Charges
Against Prominent Men

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. October 10
The grand jury brought in thirteen in
dictments tonight. They are against
Councilman Botkin, charged with trying
to buy the vote Of Councilman Bell;
Councilman G. Q. Chiffon, and Thomas
Hail, charged with trying to buy the vote
of Councilman Price; G.. o. Chiffon,
Thomas Hall, Ed. Botkin and Ben Hall,
all Councilmen except the latter, charged
with conspiring TO keep the liquor IL
censes down to four and thereby de-
frauding the city and State; Joseph i.
Cook, one of the jurors in the Mcdonald
Impeachment case, charged with perjury
A. c. Blair. eX-ProsecutiI.g Attorney Gwo
indictments), charged with compromising
cases where judgment had been rendered
for the State, and keeping the money /;
John w. Jarrett, eX-City Sergeant, charg-
ed with enlightenment, the amount placed
at $1,000; John II. Burdett, Marion Goff
and Henry Fry Young, School Trustees,
charged with accepting brides to secure
employment for teachers; John Davis
0hree indictments), charged with shoot
ing with intent to kill, conspiracy and
carrying concealed weapons. Davis is a
striking miner, who, it is charged shot
at miner who was going to work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
WHEELTNG ". VA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 90 1897

the jurors, and IN this way their letters
fell into his hands. His Honor is IL
clined to regard the letters as a hoax
as is also Mr.. Deneen. In fact, the
States Attorney thinks the letters were
gotten up by enterprising newspaper re-
porters. Both letters were written on
fine linen paper in good penmanship and
enclosed in white linen envelopes.
Late in the afternoon the jury sent in
for the contract which Matron Kurth
gave Gottlieba Schimke at the time she
took her into her home as a domestic.
When the police learned two months
ago that Gottleba. whose walking to-
ward the Luetgert factory on the night
of May l. they took her to the Sheffield
avenue police station and later placed
her in the home of Matron Kurth. A
contract was signed by Mrs. Kurth,
agreeing to pay the girl 81 per week.
This contract was read during the trial
and offered in evidence. During the col
lection of the documents to send to the
jury room it was left out. One of the
jurors wanted to see it and not finding
it, sent for the paper. Attorney Phalen
was inclined to the opinion that the con-
tract had been omitted purposely. States
Attorney Densen emphatically denied this
and said he had no objection to it going
to the jury. 1t was accordingly sent in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
ONLY FORTY NINE
Of the 230 Souls on Board the
Triton Have Been Heard from.
Other News from Cuba.

Havana, October 19.-The Spanish
general, Jimenez Castellanos, accompa-
MED by his son, Lieutenant Adalfo
Castillanos, Captain Pedro Aguilar, his
aids-de-campS, tWenty-nine other Off
GERS and seventy sick soldiers, has ar
rived here from Puerto Principe.
Three additional SURVIVES of the
wreck of the coasting steamer Triton,
which went ashore between Domica and
Mariel, on the north coast of the prov
ince of Pinar del Rio, on Saturday
morning last, have arrived here. The
scene among the men, women and chill
dren when the steamer went ashore
the survivors state, was terrible. When
the Triton foundered there were 23O
persons on board, passengers and crew,
and so far only 40 of this number
have been heard from.
Gen. Wyler has ordered the release
from the Isle of Pines, the Spanish
penal settlement, off the coast of Cuba,
of eleven prisoners who were, it is
alleged concerned in the uprising
which resulted in the imprisonment of
Senorita Evangelina Cosio Cisneros,
who recently escaped from the Casa Re-
cojidas, in this city, and who is now in
New York.
The release of Abram Sosa, Juan Es-
perto Torres, Jose Bastard Colby and
seventeen other political prisoners,
has also been ordered by Gen. Wyler
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
NJ RS. LANGTRY,
Through Her Solicitor Declares She
Gave Her Husband Regular Al
lOWance.

LONDON, October 19.-Sir George Lew
is. counsel for Mrs. Lily Langtry, has
issued statement in reference TO the
report that the husband of the actress
when he was found wandering helplessly
il the vicinity of Grove, previous TO his
commitment TO an asylum for the insane
at Chester, had only few copper coins
in his pocket. The lawyer says that
since the separation of Mrs. Langtry
from her husband she had paid Mr.
Langtry regularly through her counsel
(Sir George Lewis an adequate allow
ance. and that as soon as Mrs. Langtry
heard of Mr.. Langtry-s condition of
health she forwarded to the authorities
of Che ter money sufficient for the imme-
date wants of the sufferer.
The allowance paid Mr. Langtry. Sir
George Lewis adds. was entirely irrespec-
tive of the income which he derived from
his property in Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Major A. C. Moore and Miss Mary Virginia
Hursey Married at Clarksburg.


Hursey Married at Clarksburg.
Special to the Register.
Clarksburg, W. Va, October 49,
This evening, at Christ Episcopal
Church, in I'd IS city, Major Alexander
Caldwell Moore was married to Mary
Virginia Hursey, the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Hursey The Rev. Luther w.
Doggett, of Fairmont, OBLIGATED. The
ushers were George H. Moore, Will II.
Lewis, Benjamin F. Horne and Frank
Armstrong. Miss Mary Price acted as
maid of honor and Burton NJ Despard
as best man. The bride was dressed in
white taffeta brocade and carried a
boquet of bride roses. The maid of
honor wore pale blue taffeta brocade
and carried pink chrysanthemums. The
groom was attired in conventional
black. The wedding march was sung
by the vested choir, and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March was played by Miss
Elizabeth Price. The church was beau
tifully decorated with chrysanthemums
and palms. The happy couple left to-
night for eastern cities after recep-
ton at the brides home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
SMALL TALK.

I'm the Circuit Court Judge Har-
vey, yesterday, Jennie f. Downs was
granted divorce from John II. Downs.
Mrs. Jane Dolan, of Benwood,
died yesterday from the effects of
stroke of paralysis received Sunday.
She was Sc years of age.
Mrs. Bridget Nolan, of Benwood,
discovered yesterday that some person
had stolen an entire silver service
from her house recently. No person
has been arrested for the theft.
BY a recent order of the Postoffice
Department the name of the postoffice
of Jackson w. Va, has been changed
to Ripley, the change taking effect
October LIST.
There was a large amount of in
terest throughout the city, yesterday,
in the Luetgert murder case, and many
enquiries were received at this office
last night for news from the jury.
The E. NJ. Holiday Planning Mill
Co., of the South Side, yesterday
was awarded the contract for building
f. r. Hearne's residence at Woods
dale. 1t will cost about $4,000 The
plans for the structure were prepared
by Franzheim, Giesey & Faris.
The Board of Public Works has
decided to go ahead with the paving OF
Twelfth street and additional bricks
were hauled to the street yesterday.
1t is likely the curb will be raised ten
inches at the southwest corner Of
Twelfth and Main. What will be done
in the way of lowering the intersec-
of Nfn.
and Twelfth has not yet been decided.
The residents and business men
living along the wharf ask that a hose
reel of the fire department be detailed
to water the grass and trees at the
river front park. The verdure at the
Park was in a particularly Furnishing
condition this last spring and summer,
but the long dro1th has almost ruined
the place, and tho citizens respectfully
ask for help fromtthe fire department
A member of the State Miners
Board is here from Fairmont to en-
deavor to settle the differences exist
ing in this district between the min
ers and operators relative to the size
of the screens in use at the various
local mines. AS previously stated. the
screens used in this district are larger
than the Ohio screens, and the miners
are making an effort to have the
Ohio screens adopted here.
There were seven cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. Ida Riley
for not obeying a summons, got S.
and costs. A handsome young girl
named Ashton, Of Washington, d. C..
came here with stranger. and Monday
night the couple were seeing life. the
girl being dressed in boys clothes. She
wore diamonds and was rather good
looking. She and her male, companion
were both fined. The man, settled tbs
, bill. which amounted to about $s5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-20
FAIRMONT COAL MINERS
Adopt Resolutions Asking All Union Labor
to Boycott Fairmont Coal.

Adopt Resolutions Asking All Union Labor
to Boycott Fairmont Coal.
Special to the Register.
Fairmont, w. Va, October 49,
Christ Evans presided at the conven-
ton of miners here to-day, at which
resolutions were passed as follows:
Resolved, That we, the miners of the
Fairmont district in convention now
assembled, ask the aid of every trade
union throughout the United States to
refuse to patroniZe the coal mined by
non-union miners now working for any
and all coal companies that refuse to
pay the scale of prices presented by
the miners of the Fairmont district of
West Virginia.
Be it further resolved, that our Off
GERS communicate at once with the
secretaries of national and central
unions for the purpose of carrying the
above resolutions into effect.
Resolved, That each local union use
its best efforts to maintain and
strengthen our organization and con-
tinue to agitate and organize until all
the miners in this district are thor
oughly organized.