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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-04


District No. /.
sEt TIoN l. he 1t ordained by the CITY
Council Of salt Lhfe CITY. state OF Utah, that
SAID city Council doth hereby Ievy tho TAX and
provide for the assessment OF the property
upon The blocks, lots and parcels of land nero.
matter described abutung on the = nth side
of second south street from Second 10 Fourth
East stTcets, within sewer District NumDar
one OF ait Lake Jity.
1hs tax Is lowed 10 dofray the expense Of
constructlnr sewer On the south side of
second south street between second and
Fourth rast streois, opposite tho hereinafter
described lots blocks and parcels of land TO be
especially Affected and beuolied by SAID I'M.
provement; and it's hereby adiudged, deter.
mined and established inst tho same viii be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
SAID blocks. lots and parcels Of land are hereby
assessed at an equal and uniform rate Ia
accordance with Tho linear zoos frontage
upon that portion OF the south side Of
second souih eiroot o lie improved fronting
on said street. and Of q depth OF twenty Ave
feet back from said recuud south street be-
tween second and Fourth East streets: and
the tax hereby levied ana 10 DO ussessed on
said blocks. lots aud parcels OF land is One
Thousand seven Hunor d and sixteen Dollars
(Sl,1l6 ,OJ or one and 80 100 dollars IS 80 per
linear or iron foot aUuttng upon said portion
OF second south street 70 be affected ana hem
edited by gain Improvement and the CIV
Treasurer II hereby uthoriEed 10 nEsess 10
ACCORDANCE with tho provisions OF his ordin
Ance nndfor the purpose herein mentioned. Mi
OF lots Five t5l and SIX (6l, Block Fifiy flye
(55l. Plat AZ AL Of lots Five Isl, * ri,
seven 20 anu f.lbnl Nhl, BLOCK Orty- nlne (lql.
Plat B." salt Lake City survey, ''
This levy OF tax npOn sad bl0cks. lots and
parcels of land IL made upon me same as
they appear and are shown upon the ofiiciKl
map or plat " SAID city andtt depth Of TWen
ty.hve t25l feet back IRON said blocks, lots and
parcels of land ahultinF on that portion Of
second south street horcinbefnrc described.
section H. his ordinance small be In forre
from and after lis approval.
Passed by the Oily cornell Of Salt Lake
City, stata OF Utah. July 9Th, 1891, title nm.
PROVED and referred TO the Mayor for his sp.
provaL
lsEALl DAVID f. EMERY,
approved this the soth day Of July, 4. p.
1851.
srArE or UTAH,
City and ounty OF salt Lake. vs.
j. David =. Emery. Recorder In and for Salt
Lake City. State OF Utah, do hereby certify
thai the above ami foregoing 10 a full. truo
and correct copy OF an ordnance emitted IAN
ordnance levy pg the Tax and for the aeaess.
mont Of ihe property on tho south eide OF
Second south street, between second aud
Fourth East stfeuta, within sewer diatrIGtNo
/" passed by the CITY Connect OF said city,
ju ysT. ISL, and approved by tho Mayor july
so isa7 as appeare OF record In my olce.
In wtnete whereof. have heIounto set my
hand and afllxod the corporate seal Of sad
city this J0th day Of July, a. D. 1887.
Is 2!3 City Recorder.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

NynFV Queen OF NefNnr Mining Co, TOcatIOn
of once and principal pace OF business
s2a Main 81, salt Lake ity, Utah.
NJ OTiCE /, HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Il mGetipg Of the directors held on tho
10Th day OF sept 1897, ASSESSMENT 10. l. OF Y
Ot0 mil per share. was evied on the capital
stock Of Tho corporation, payanie on Wednes
day, sept .2nd. lrsI at the oflice Of the secre
taty, 49, south Main street salt Lake CITY,
state of Utah ANY stock upon whish this as.
se4sme I shall remain unpaid on friday. oct
I'd ", will he delinquent and advertiza d
20 a ~ puuuc suciiou. and unless pay mcnt
s. mIue uotOrc, wills be sold or 90 much there
ct OK may ue necessary to pay the delinquent
Hss 0ssment together with the costs OF auver.
Using aud expense OF sgla.
Uy order OF the board Of directors.
tHAs. W slMUNS, secrel airy.
Salt Lake CITY, sept and, 1891.
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Aud IN accordance with law and The order
ot the Hoard Of Directors made 90 saii I'd dsy
ut July, l-t1. so many shsreg OF each marcel
Of such stock "a msy be uroes airy, will io sold
M The oihco Of secretary No n Wet irst
tho Slat say of AuguHt, ls97. ne o'cloeb p m
10 pay delinquent ASSIGNMENT thereon poe1thnr
with costa Of advertising aud expense otqele
thANA !. 1AYL II,
Secretary Buckeye Mining Company.
ny order OF the Dofrd OF Dlrootnra IN, limo
OF Ahoye erln 10 p0atpnnCd until Wednesday
eptcmbCr zath, lsE, At O'CLOCK p m
FEASk TAlLOH s0cfolary
salt Lake Iity, August ". 1871.
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In tie District curt. irsbat, b,-,..-
Judicial nietriot, IN MT for ssi,YY Ihlr
county, - OF JtaL 1AAe

County, "a OF ia" Lake
In tho mater OF the Beat. " Ip,r ,,...
deceH ' N0ut
'o touTi, " ,n; 10 ,r a. ORDER OF SAN
gwen mat Saturday, lhe lin ne'eb
August A.. u. isD7. 81 10 gay o
~ NE county Court House 10 AN Isto a. IN ~
ulhn, IN me conrt room OF tuid conn ~ Slv
appointed tho time and pli ca teT H., =. "a a. bee
OF petItlono Harry w. u,ilc uraying learn
snlnlsslGn 10 probate 81 q ,eitgib 1sr 10Y u
,neiewlih presented. nurppr Inc TO be
WI an Testament ofldtS r. ottie l, ,ue las
When ana where all person. lnterrstedl t Used
rsm ana oppose theprobale OF taid Nil a,, "
granting OF letters teatamcutlrv Ia II urtl
collie as prayed for In said pttIi0n marry
IN witness whereof, have hureunt, GOT So.
manu- and Affixed tho feal Of gaid rarsl ~ ~ u
day Of august. 1891 ''''' 'lisaH
"hAL) DAVID DUNBAR
nv GEO = nt,, Clerk
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once OF the Antler Gold Mining Company.
Place of Business, li0 South Maln Street. salt
Lake CITY. Utah
NToTiCE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN meeting OF the board OF directors of
the above corporation and held ne the Office
above designated on Monday august -, le1',
an assessment of one mn a. per share was
levied 90 the capital stocE Of this corporation,
payable Saturday. September 18th, TO A. W
COMPANY at above Designated Office ANY
stOc upon which tho HEsgssment nay ro'
main unpaid ON she said 2jth day Of SOFTEN.
for sale at public auction, uud sold on Tues
day, october l2th, 1891, at Ep,m OF that day at
the above named place Of business, TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising anu expense Of sale.
"A. " RAY MOULD,
socty and Treasurer,
once l4H s. Main street tupstairs).
Dated salt Lake City, Utah, August 18th,
1877,
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The state Of u.ah tsnu' bwacssmulh, ~
.a,rs,. n,,,ng bnsiu,ps in Che trm name
XII n W,chsmuth a TO- defendants
ru Am urIFI,Iiy RRouIRED 10
V w a az ,c,ion braur d asbinst ioa
a hppoar IN an uu' i,'n, ~, I'M ne Dslric!
~ tns Huos i. ir,ici"i ,ii.tfIrt ui the sile
AZ iitab and 10 nnswer The Amended elin
paint nled therein Wlll,n sSN ,ier Inc ser
OF the Gay OF AeInS 1rnmons - I
vice on you OF thls u np Il served
served within ms Sount harriet. within
out q this county, su, "a S, XIV io-ty days OF
judgment By default wl % laFo9 o ol5d eSS
.ceordingio the payer Of ~
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Mary J Chapman plaintiff. VS. Joseph P.rlan.
agan, Mnry Y Flanagan and Marggt.
Mitchell Biyih, defendant.
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.

WILL ~ ~'fOl'' 49, 49, ~ 'NNs-s
NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIvEh THAT on
IN Wednesday, October 2Oth. 1897, at 3
O'Clock y. IN OF that day, anu continuing here
alter from day 10 dsy until sold, at The bag
gage depot Of the undersigned AGAR the cor.
ner OF riN.h Wost aud ihird outh Streets
sult Lake CITY, utah the uudersiguet Will cx.
pose for SAFE and sell at pubic auction 10 Tie
highest oder for cash the fol owing do.
scribei articles OF baggage. rem lining uu.
elaine d In tie possession ~ the undoreigued
At the expiration OF SIX months from the umo
OF lis arrival at the place OF lis duliva and at
place OF delivery stored by tho undersigned.
aid sale Will be made Tor tho purpose OF pay
ing Tor the storage rnd care OF SAID baggage
while stored and the reasonable and necos'
ssry costs OF such sale;
Two buudles OF he id'ng from Sauna.
ono bundle bedding from AIT Lai G.
One bundle bedding from bingham
four bundles bedding one baby cab, one
russet vaiise, from Ogden
one black valiso one zinc trunk from Den.
yer.
ono sack from Ephrsim.
one black vNlse from Reno.
one canvas covered uunk. marked Harry
jennings from Lite Rock
ono enc trunk nom an Francisco,
The names srd addresses Of the consignore
ana consignees of each ami AL tho following
described parcels ana the pieces from which
each ana All SAID par, els were shipped are
unknown:
sixteen bundles bedd,nr, olo Two b ack
yalises Two russet valistE. One hand sam.
Pie case Four lunch baskcts. one linen
d1stor ono black coat. hree shawls. Two
ehiidren's jackets, Three canes. seven par
Hsol3 Eight umbrellas one gas stove. one
oyercoAt one zinc Iunk, one cAnyas Gov
cred trunk. enc russell yalise. me telescope.
-Four packages -Four ladies' capes Thirty
packages various DESCRIPTIONS.
nRto OF first publication september II. 1877
The mo Grando Western hallway Company
BY ;. A. W ULttGH.
General Passenger Agent
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In the matter OF tho os alto of sGrah o. Hardy /.
,ieco ased
Order o nhow cause wng order OF sac of
real estate shou not 10 made
~ W, HARDY, THE ADMlNlsrRA TOR
Ne Of tho cstalo Of sarah o; Hardy. de-
ceased. having flcd his notition herein. duly
verified. praying Tor au order OF sale of the
real ertRtc Ot saic doredcnt for ttopu poses
therein set forth. II &c therefore ordo ca that
Az persgns Interested in tho estate OF sal
cocoa cd. appear before the SAID court on
Saturday the nineth day Of october, a. ID
1871. at 9'll O'clock n m, ~ tho court room of
said court ct the County Court House in tho
city and county of -alt Lake. Utah, to show
cause why m order shnulh not bu granie d 10
the snd administrator. to soil 60 much of tho
real estate Of id deceased at private sale m
shAl he necessary and TINT cory OF this
orderbe puhnshcd az least four successive
wCeEa IN tho nci cret Sent weekly News.
n nrwspaner printed and published in said
city and County
fsEAL September, A. ID 1871.
OGDEN NILES. Judge.
Attcnt;
DAVID o. pUNBhBe Clerk.
by T.. q. RIEpALI- nopnty.
Young and MOylH at ornsys.
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An Ordinance leyytug the tax Rnd for the rs.
eessment of the property on the south side
and Fourth East Streets within sewer
District No. l.
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In tho matter of the Estate of samuel r,
Walker, decossed.
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Notice


'"'' o'1.., !. uF1N z, 81.
NJ oTICE Is HEREIN wy
IN undersicrod Will NOD, -, ~ THAT IN
81 the Interior for porris ,,o, ~ We e seeteti,
hnu dead timber, red M sbHuN gfowit
n ,,aan from he W. Of ao WV pine AZ
i Of Il tSc " =; ~ rare .aad iroa t 4, e;
y. SAT- Lake Meridian. u u y, rarge
enu In Cache county, y sh my Tor uial
mineral public ltnds. for ne NM, dneink moi
p ny ,nS sstlisrs Of Cache county MA q g,
homestends and fArme. improve Tie!
cRowrHrR BROS.
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The gtato of utah sends greeting 70 l.
Waohsmuth s fred II, Machsmu'na, 49, ~
partners dong busiurss IN the hIm n''A'
Of l.. u. Wschsmuth a 90. deienu'nN
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Oourt Probate Division. Third
judicial District, IN and for sat Lake
County, stats OF Utah.
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county OF eht lake, STATE OF ttAh, Tor
the year 1891.
sTCrOS l. BE II ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake city that tnoro be. and Is
hereby levied general tax on all property. real,
peltonal and MI cd, situate lying and being
within the corporate Imits Of salt l.ate CITY.
made taxable by tho laws Of SAID state and
the ordinances Of sad CITY seven mi Is on tho
dol NJ at follows, 10 wit;
tirst-lO dofray the contingent expenses of
said city i've mills on the dollar.
second TO dcfrav THO CNpcnses OF con
trolling the waters Of said city, Que mill on the
Third-To defray the expense of opening.
improving and keeping in repuir he snerts
aud eldewhlks Of said city. one third mill on
the dollnr
Fourth-To detrny the EXPENSES OF con.
siructing and keeping In repair sewers and
drama insaif,clIy, one third mill on the dollar
htih- 10 dofra7 the expenses II establish
ING and maintaining pubic library and read
ing room one third mil on tho do lar
section II. -aid tax ehAll he collected by
the Treasurer OF SAT- Lake Cuunty at the times
and n the manner provided by law for collect
ing state and County taxes, and sad Trensur-
er shall have and exercise tho same powers
respecting the collection " SAID tAN and sR e
OF delinquent ~ periy as are conferred upon
him by lHw respecting the collection OF state
and COUNTY tnxes.
section III. This ordnance shall take effect
from and after He approval,
Passed by tho civ Council of salt Lake City,
siate of Utah. June 2gth, 1901. title APP
pfOyal.
ibBAI- lANlD s. EMERY,
Approved this the Second dry of July. 4. D.
JAMES GLENDisNING.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NOTlCE is HEREBY GIvES THAT AT
IN Ameeung OF the board of directors OF
the Morgan Gold Mining and Milling Com.
pany, held at the oiiee Of the company August
II. lesH an ASSIGNMENT Of one cent per ghArs
was levied upon the oapltal stock OF tho cor,
porauon, paylb To Assistant Treasurer
james Mohat 90 he Sfilce of the company, Is
Main street, salt Lake CITY. Any stock upon
which ms asseAFmeut may remain unpaid on
september %, lew, shhli be eoiared deiin-
quont ana unltss payment be made before
VIII be sold on october &, 1881. at tho oflre OF
the company. 60 nay the delinquent assess
ment and expense Of sale.
by order " board OF directors.
a. S. FOWLER,
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SUMMONS.
OK AMENDED COMPLAINT.

the District Court OF Inc hird Jn1lelA us
tTict OF the state OF Utah, County
OF salt ! AXE,
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An ordnance lcvying a tax on tho assessed
value of the taxable property within
The corporate limts of sat Like CITY.
County Of salt Lake, state OF Titan, for
the wear 1891
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In tho mater OF the r,,lt. NJ Ip.r
nnnnu- : ~ =. You
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II. r. NEsLEN, TRAY. Pass. y Freight Agt.
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Tic Oldest, most luccessluI and best equipped bus
ne "eS' WHAT WE TEACH.
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NOTICE.

by GEO. r. BLAIR. Deputy USE CisTa.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
cs,1fp WITH y \ ENTERPRISING newspaper reporter ~"nc days since
,ptun,cr gained admjttuncc to Mr. Bryan bedchamtcr be-.

csA,lu WITH n \ ENTERrR'SING newspaper reporter ~""e days since
,pr,unicr n gained admittancc to Mr.. Bryan : bcdctam'cr be-.
fore that worthy had arisen and found him arrayed in a gorgc"uSy cmhroid-
cred silk night gown,
Mr. Bryan has been preaching calamity, and poverty, and the need Of
more money more silver money at the l6 to ratio Evidently Mr. Bryan
is moi suffering from lack Of funds Nevertheless, 1t looks inconsistent for
the champion IT the poverty stricken masses" to be wearing a silk night
shirt Nckshurg Post,
1t is astonishing that prejudice should 50 completely dethrone ones
Judgment as antaeoniSm to silver has the esteemed NickShug Posts. Such
absurd. silly and frmhy stun ast the above is consistent only with a condition
OF mental dcgcneracy or hydrophobic prcudr G. In The name II common
sense what has a man wearing apparel to do with his views and thoughts
on Al economic question What matters it whether he wears q SILK shirt
or a gunny sack u equity >ark" or boomers. He might wear "A calico
mother hubbard ur go without any clothes at all That cutSn no figure at
all 40 Tar as the economic principles represented by him are concerned.
IL Isl question ot measures. not men of ideas, not clothes. But we are
about the ruhes and lMeS on Mrs Bryan clothes, N the way the child
rem Of the Bryan house hold were dressed. If the little fellows had had their
faces washed, hair councd and nose clean, the very thought Of such
thing would have cra2cd the Post with righteous Indignation. The idea
Of the .rhampion of the poverty stricken masses indulgng in the luxury
Of comtrd hair and clean noses for his children is an evidence of the most
damnable aud incNuSahc demagogy,
After this wonderful discovery by the 'cntcrprising reporter We are
satisfied that the Post is more thoroughly satisfied than ever that Mr.
BRYAN is a dcnagoeuc. and free silver is "A dcarn fraud, All because the chill
student Of the question will admit the force of the Posts reasoning.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

John G. Carlisle is a great man, -
cXclaims a local gold dcmWratic.rc-
publican Mckinley paper. So he is
Benedict Arnold was also a great
man, and Judas lScariot enjoyed u
measure u the same kind " great.
ness. Memphis Herald.
There is no doubt about Carlisle
being II man of great learning. lie is
also u great orator. lie has made the
strongest speech that was ever made
in favor Of the unlimited coinage Of
silver, and on the other side of the
question he has said all that the facts
Of the case would admit. There Is no
question about his genius-but W.
entertain grave doubts about his per.
s'nal aud political honesty. His con.
,inct IN recent years has convinced us
that he has neither.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
CuUNIu HE NICKSBURG HERALD says that IA question Of
PRINTING, ONO moortance nroxxinn M nf the state,s printinp

CoUNII HE NICKSBURG HERALD says that IA question Of
Fh'N''"o' i some inheritance growing out Of the states printing
laws has been decided by Justice Chidsey, in the town Of Scranton. The
suit was brought by the Demorrat-Star against the county board Of super-
vEors of Jackson county. That paper had been awarded a contract saysa
Times Democrat special, for printing stationery for the county and district
officers. He printed some blanks for A. J. Smith, justice Of the peace, and
when he presented the bill they refused to pay it, alleging that the words
district officers in the law meant congressional or Observation-Disclosures Judge
ChidScy, in rendering Judgment, held that the words had reference to dis
tricts in The county, such as justice of the peace districts, as the board could
not legiSlate or make contracts for matters outside Of the county, and he se-
riously doubted if the legislature could authorize them to do So"
The "district officers mentioned are county district officers and the
board Of supervisors have no authority of law to pay for the stationery used
by them. The law forces the "district officer to buy the stationery used
in his office from the person designated by the board Of supervisors "a cOun.
ty printer, hut the board Of supervisors have no authority Of law to pay for
the stationery used by such district officer. We shall be glad to see the
question settled by the supreme court.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

NR. EBENJ. ANDREW is out in an interview dated, Providence, RI,
u July y. in which he takes the ground that independent action on
the silver question by the United States will be followed at once by the 9TH
er leading commercial nations of the world. II the United States says DR..
Andrews, "wcre to insert into the Bland Act the omitted clause providing
for the free coinage Of silver international bimetaNism would be accomplish.
ed, 70. other nations would follow the lead Of this country. England Is en-
tirey willing to restore the free coinage Of silver in India, and Engands
contribution to bimctansm would be much larger than either gold or silver
men in this country imagine"
We believe Dr. Andrews is right and that time will vindicatc the wis
dom " his course. IS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

The restoration uf silver to its an
cicnt function rs q money metal Is ~
nee. ssary today as 1t yer was In the
history Of the world, and the people
Of Mississippi will make a serious
mistake to elect any man to a state
VI legislative onlcc who Is not for Ia
10 l. That is the way We feel about
IL and that is the way We shall act.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

Col. j. l.. Power threatens to size a
patent medicine concern for printing
his photograph in connection with an
advertisement for cancer cure. We
do not blame the colonel for suing
for damages. Indeed, We think he
would be justified in taking a shot
gun and shooting the living lights
out Of the author Of the whole AFFAIR.
The man who made the picture Is
about rs culpable ~ the man who had
II printed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22
wo!coT1 ON lHIIRNA' CENAroR woLcorr thinks the prospect
10NAl BlMkIAltSM. for Internal ional bimctalsmarc very brigl

II6NAl bIMt1A[lTsM. for International blmotaliSmorc very bright
at this time. lie says France is in perfect sympathy with the l'nitcdStatcs
on the question ,f the rehabilitation of silver, etc. and that he iSycry much
.cnrrurorrd Il would give Us great pleasure to believe that Senator VOL
colt : rocy view Of the situation is the true state of affairs, We desire the
rwLmrati ion of silver TO It's ancient function rs u money metal. and wcaren not
particular Is to who or what party gives 1t to us WITH II !" is not a qucs-
.ton Of politics but u question of economics the business interests OF the
people and the salvation Of our country demand it, II Mr.. Mckinley s ad-
'miuftratlou should bring about an agreement or induce the cooperation Of
the leading nations VI the world in restoring to silver its timc-honorcd and
prutpr function rs a money metal the praise shall be his Weak man that
Mr.. Mckinley is, such an achievement would mark his administration rs
most useful and afford it exemption from oblivion But of conrsci will not
he accomplished. Should Europe aud the balance of the world consent, the
members of Mr. Mckipcys partv would not permit him to commit the
United States to II, They do not want silver tcmonctbcd and they would
go to extremes which would threaten the destruction of the government
rather than permit II. The republican platform expressions friendly to sill
yer wcrc written to catch votes and not with the view or purpose Of helping
silver Furthermore we have no confidence in the scheme II international
|bimctanisuL We have concluded that that is not feasible. 1t is merely Il
yote-atching device. 1t was put in the democratic platform OF 1892 and
employed by The unconditional repralcr> of the sherman law rs a fimSy en-
cusc for their trcachcry. But we shall await Developments, and il the Me-
Kiney administration dHappouts us II this regard We shall he most pleased.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-07-22

Our subscribers at Nintcr CITY
have made complaint that the last
two issues Of The Commonwealth
have not reached them. These pa.
pcrs were mailed and left the Green,
wood Office for Mintcr CITY. What
became Of them God knows; We de-
not, We regret IL, and II II vas the
fault Of the post master, VT earnestly
hey that ii be not permitted to Occur
again,