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A RESOLUTION.

A Resolution repeating Sections 0 and Of
~ resolution granting certain privileges ana
70 " s. usts ana osds Y tn ss ,i1
Council OF salt Lase City. Utah. May 18th.
lbs and euacting two new sections In lieu
Resolved by the CITY Council Of SAT- Lake
City: that bections q and OF Q resolution
granting certain privileges and franchises TO
The Salt Lake and ogden Gas and Electric
Light Company, corporation. which was
passed by tho City Council May 18th. 1898, be
and the same are here by repealed an q the FOL
lowing new sections are hereby enacted IN
lieu thereof, to be known a. sections 6nnd 4.
sHcTioN&
Tho Salt Lake and Ogden Gas asd Electric
Light Company during the period Aforesaid
shall by Its acceptance Of the privileges herein
nish 10 general comm ere iAl users n said CITY
electric light and gas service OF the best gu al.
iiy and highest efficiency. Atprices which VIII
i 1000 Q. p. arc lights, ali Aisht service.
$500 per lamp per month
!. came light for midnight service 5000 per
8. 10 c. p. incandescsnt lights. one cent per
lamp per mpere hour, and propOruonAtc
charge for incnp descent Tampa Of increased
Candle power; hut " any consumer uses less
thsn 100 Ampere hours in any one calendar
month. then and In that event, the grantee 10
hereby authorized to charge aminimum rate
!. Manufactured gas used for ilumir ating
purposes, s. 20 per one thousand cubic feet
%. Same for fuel purposes. $50 per one
&. Water gas 80 per one thousand cubic
feet
Z Natural gas. so cents por one Thousand
cubic feet; but when less amount OF natural
gas than s00J cubic feet Is used by . consumer
IN sny one calendar month, the grantee is
hereby Authorized to charge and collect from
said consumer for said month the sum Of 81 on
and no more.
And the said City and all hospitals and institu
tions used for Oh ,rit Bile or religious purposes
OF any kind. shall have the benefit of dis
count Of ten per cent. from the above prices.
Said tights and gas and all meters used In
connection Herewith shall be subject from
time TO time 10 the inspection Of q proper OH.
Ger. appointed by said City TO determine the
quality Of said light and gas.
SECTION l.
A written acceptance Of this franchise by the
grantee, subject to all the conditions here IN
contained. must be flied with the City Recorder
within ten days from tho date Of the approvA
hereof by the Mayor; and wiiful failure d
an time TO comply with all the terms ane
conditions thef, of small work an absolute for
fixture Of all the rights and privil eyes hereir
Passed by the City Council Of Salt LAX,
City, State OF Utah, December 2sth 1897. ttlt
approved and referred TO the Mayor for hi
approval.
isEAL DAVID g. EMERY.
City Recorder.
Approved this 9sth day Of December A. d
1891 JAMES GLENDESEINv, Mayor.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND tNo. " OF FIVE PER CENT
~ on the cspital STOCK Of the Utah sugar
Company has this day been tecl Jared, pay able
on February 10. ls9s. 10 stockholders Of record
on February o. ls0s.
HORACE @. WHITNEY, Secretary.
salt Lake City. January IS. lt9s
The stock transfer boots of the Utah sugar
Company will be closed on February 0, 1895,
and rcopened on February 10. 1855
HORACE e. WHITNEY. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, January Is, 1893.
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The state Of Utah sent. Greeting to Jessie NJ
Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, Defend
ants.
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
i pear In an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of the
state of Utah. and to answer the compliant
fled therein within ten days exclusive or tho
day of seivce) after tho service on You Of this
II served out Of this county. but in this dis.
irct, within twenty days; otherwise with n
iorty days-or Judgment by default will be
said Compliant
The snid action 10 brought to have Judgment
against said defendants for thu sum Of 5000
and interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per snnum from Feb l3, 1896; for $50. So taxes
Tor the year 1897; for $500 attorneys fees and
for coss OF suit; alleged to be due upon a
PENDANTS to PLAINTIFF siarch 18th, 1866 In said
sum OF s5.o0o, bearing interest at = per cent
70 properly sersins fssr described, e.sea a
ed by SAID defendants to plaintiff that said
Judgment be paid IN U. >. Gold Coin; that a
session of said properly and 10 collect the
rents therefrom. and out OF such amount TO
pay the expenses and costs of such neceIver.
ship. And tho balance DO applied toward the
payment of said m, ftgage indebtedness and
any judgment that may be rendered herein I;
he 81 ss
~, Uinh adtu dying that proceeds thereof be
applied to the payment OF The amount found
due plaintiff. costs and expenses Of sale; that
defendants and all persons claiming nnder
them be barred and foreclosed of all right,
claim or ecu ty " redemption in said prem.
jses; that plaintiff have deficiency judsme emit
against SAID dsfe ndants. and for other relief |;
said premises being described AZ situated IN
snit Lake CITY, salt Lake County, state OF
Utah. to-wit; Lots Q. 10 and IL. in Block i. in
Perkins Addition 10 SAT- Lake City. Utah,
same being a subdivision OF Lots 2. n andi in
Block IL, Five Acre Plat ''A." Biz Field sur.
vey.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear md answsr the said complaint as
above req uired. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief dem snded therein.
Witness, the honorable judges, and the seal
of the DistEic Court of the Third
Judicial District in and for the
(sKAL) state OF Utah, this 1Qth day of DE
cember, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety .seven.
DAVID C DUNBAR, CLERK
By Al. M. Logan. Deputy Clerg.
BOOTH. LEE ia GRAY Lawyers, Rocms b0il.
6ot Auerbsch Builiing. salt Lake CITY. Utah,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders of the Little Pitisbnrg Mining
o., will be held at the office OF the COMPANY,
Rooms 7ii5.B7 Mccormick building. salt Lske
q y. Utah. on Tuesday evening. February Is,
ls9s. at ! 81 y m. The object or said meeting
Is to elect a board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and to transact such other buil.
ness ms may legal y ZONE before 1t
CHAs Il HUDSON, Secretary.
Salt Lake City. January 40, l6sS.
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sToCkHoLDtRs' MEETING

Co.OP. WAGON Il MACHINE Co..-1HE
~ annual meeting Of the stockhoides d
the zoo operative Wagon a. Machine con-
pany" viii, be hold at tho company's Office "
alt Lake CITY. Utah on Monday, Jan. j. lsN
at . O'Clock y. m. The purposes for Which ,sid
NJ Getting is called are: To elect directors foi
the ensuing yeBr; to receive the annual r.
ports OF the president and secretary, and TO
transact amy such other usiness as may law
fully come before said meeting.
MELVIN u WELLS, Secretary.
Salt LAX CITY, Jan T. 1895
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Notice Of special meeting Of the stockhold.
ers of the Pennsylvanfs melting company
for election OF directors and omcers.
NoT1CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN special meeting of the slockholders OF
the above named company has been called for
.iilce OF the company. Room No ipo In the
Dooly hui ding, In the City OF Salt Lake And
state Of Utah. on Thnrsdav. the srd day OF
February. is9s. ut 2 O'Clock y m. for the eiec-
ton OF seven directors anu officers. for the
balance Of the ensuing year. ending the fourth
Tuesday In October. lees, and transaction OF
such other business ms may come before them
j. Il. sCHwAhTZ, President
WILLIAM RhID, Secretary,
II. OFFICER. Treasurer
SAMUEL JAMES.
Directors and shareholders.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, January 18th,
a. y. 1855.
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NOTICE TO GRE Dl1oRs.
Estate Of Samuel II. Parker. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny. THE
IN undersigned, administrators of thu
estate OF samuel II. Parker. deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said ndministr ators nj
Of salt lake, Utah. ~,
Dated December ~, 1895.
WILLIAM pARKER,
WILLIAM = PARKER,
Administrators Of the Estate Of samuel H.
Parker, Deceased
ISAAC NJ. wADDELL. Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ruAr
AN meeting Of tho stookholcers Of he r..
operative Furniture company. Will DO hei6 u
February LIST, 1888. at 4 O'Clock p IN, for III.
election Of nine directors for tho ensu,n s
year. and such other business that NV
properly come before the meeting may
y. II. PETIT, secretprv
Salt AXE City, Jnnusr, ., 1898.
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kUTiCE.

Notice OF stockholders meeting Of the Gold
Point Mining and Milling Company.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting Of the ntockho ,ders OF the Go ID
Point Mining and Miliipg company wtil DO
! O'Clock n m on Monday, February 7th.
ls9s. for tho purpose of slecting q board of
directors and TO transact such other business
as may come before the meeting.
IILBuRN r. PALMER, Secretary
Dated January 9Th, 1893.
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NOTICE OF Asst ssmENT.
Hercules Mining Company, a corporation
Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, utah

NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameeting of the Board of Drect ors of
the Hercules Mining Company, a corpot alton
organized unoer the laws OF utah. held on the
Nth day of January, 1897, an asa, ssment of
one and ono half M cents per share wss
isvled on the capital STOCK OF the SAID corpor-
alton, PAYABLE on or before the End day OF
March. sos, to Charles Q, hey. treasurer of
said company, At his once In the Auerbach
block, No. iO2 south Main street. salt Lake
Oity. Utah.
Any stock upon whish this assessment may
remain unpaid on the said and dsy of March.
lsy-. will be delinquent and advertised for
made before viii be sold on the ssrd d ~ OF
March. 49,, to pay the delinquent ns.es. ment,
together with the cost of advertising and sale
HENnY SHIELDS. Secretary.
by FRANCES l. HEGsEr. Assistant secretsr .
nics Albany Hotel. corner second south
and nth West, alt Lake CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT
ASSES SMENTS

Richmond 4 Anaconda Consolidated Mining
Company. Location Of principal place OF
bnanSss. Room 10 Hooper block, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
OTICE-THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock. on
account Of assessment levied on the tenth
day of December. 1881, the several amounts
setopposite the names Of the respective share
hOIdero. follOWa;
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or Tgr
i stockholdcrs OF the Utah stOyr 4 uara
ware company viii be held at .hu ntm's an =,
on Tuesday, February 9Th at /. O'Clock a W
for the ecliop Of officcrr AMI tho transs ian
of such business rs nav come before it
r. MiCHELsEN. secretar,.
january 2Ith. Tvs.
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ASST ssM : NrNorIce.
ONCE Of the Commercial Gold Mining N
Milling ComoAuv.
Place OF Business . 8 Alta. Block. sait Lake
Itft CITY Utah.

NJ TtcE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ All meeting Of the board Of directors of
above designated on Friday october sth, Iss1,
an assessment of two and on , half (2Isl mills
This corporation, payable on or before Friday
December 8. 1897, to Sharp Walker, treasurer
o. this company a. above de,ig nated oflce.
Any took upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid en- The said Sd day OF Decem-
Der VIII be delinquent and Will be advertise d
Tor saie o. public auction. and sold on Tues
DAY, Dec list, 1897, & 9 pm. of that day at
the above named place Of business. to pay the
delinquent asssssmsnt, together with the
cest OF Advertising and expenses Of sale.
SHARP WALKER. Trsaa,
HAROLD N. PITT, sec'y.
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HoLLADAy COAL CT mpaNY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ February 9th, lsss. at The office OF Mr. lie
strand Young, salt Lake City, 9,sle shares Of
the working capital stock OF the Hollsdiy
I oal company will BIZ sold to the hshs.,
bidder sale 10 commence at 10 o'r iock a. m.
Ly order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN L. wINDER. President
January 2llh, 1893.
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NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Ameetibg of the hoard OF Directors of
The Bullion Beck unnel Co held on the ard
quarter Of one per cent tJl) per share wns lev.
ted on the capital stock of the corporation.
payable January. lnth 1893. to the secretary a.
the oIlce OF the Company. No. u West First
Sou street. sails Lake Oily, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment re.
mains unpaid on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
February, 1898, viii be delinquent and Will be
advertised for sale At pub 10 auction, ard I'M
less pAymentis made bofore Will be sold Q.
FIR day, the 9TH day OF March. 1898. 20 pay SAID
delinquent Assessment. together win costs OF
advertising and expense Of sale.
by order Of Board Of Directors.
FRANK 7. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
SALT LAKE Orr. Utah. January 10. 1885.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the District Court. Probate Division. THY
judicial District. In and for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.


Deccaseu.
NOTlOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN Robert Dansio and James w, Dan,t
administrators OF the estate OF Robsri
Dansie, deceased. have rendered icf
settlement, and 1led In said Court, Their
final account of their administrator Of
SAID estats and petition for. hnal dstribu.
ton Of the residue Of said estate among the
persons entitled thereto. and that siiur.
d-y the 10Th day OF January, A. IL Iss. st
80 o'c lock a. m. al the Court Room Of said
Court. In the County Court House, salt Lake
CITY and County Utah. has been du'y ap'
pointed BY the Judge Of said Court, for the
settlement of said account ana hearing sad
petition for distribution. at which lime and
p acc any person Interested IN said estate
may appear and show cause, " any there h,
why said account should not be settled and
approved and final distribution made "
pray ed for
uaied december 10 1897.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY GEO. II. BLAIR, Deputy CLERK.
fEASk PIrncR, Attorney for AdminituaioA
Mccormick Block
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NnTtcs
S0' s,Sc e Of SALE ,hs s. p,, s,s share, Capt.,
Lead Mining Il Mining Companye' silver 1


Notice Of sale OF 2,te shnrcn ,,u
stock OF tina Dalton & nrt ,.ai nc Capita
Lead Mining a Milling Company shser
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN p,
~ undersirncd. I. Z. Trent. ths, I'M
slst day OF December. 1890, j. ii Was on ihs
cuted and delivered his proinissor na,o exc.
on that date to said Trent, by WITH 's, uaitc
Bheon. promiseu 10 pay to the orde, y, s.ic
Trent <i2l5. 400 Doilnrs one veer ~, or sad
and Interest thereon from date AZ , nh,'er Gate
. per cent per annum at the ntseae iste Of
Bacon in Salt Late Iity, Utah: ana " sad
security for the payment Of sn,d mat, mat
Bacon on said 6ist day of Decsmhm.'e' atit
caused to be pledged and trsnSferred' =, ~,
name OF and delivered to SAID 1rent ~, ,o he
shares OF the capital stock OF eaid na i, d'i
lark Gold, silver, q Lead Mining & Mu4n
Company. covered and evidenced i,v aaa.ilins
cate No. l60. with powor and nuthor,tv 4, oruh:
Trent upon the non pnym cnt OF spiJ n nv sad
sell said shares Of stock at public c,no,eto
the highest bidaer for cash, and t rniph \, y
proc eds hereof 10 the payment Of ssi,r y ~. 70.
part thereof has been paid, l. tho unde, sna 10
said Trent. the holder of SAID nolo ',signed
accordsnce with the terms and cond,,la,.l 70
said n ste and sale pledge therein on MIN ,,s Of
the Bist day Of January, ieqs. at the cal
door of Walker Drnthers' Bapk. cor -s uoh!
East Temple and Second South streets AZ, ,s o.
axe City. Utah, at u O'Clock nonp ~ 70 ny
day, sell nj public auction 10 the h,yhsa, WV
der for cash, lawful MONEY Of iba ,i.pp.lu.
states, said shares of stock or 40 mnrb , ssnl.ea
as may DO necessary 10 pay said note. Ne''0'
Dated January 2sth. 1888. A"hST'
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city and County of Salt Lake
Lake City, state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the sbove and foregoing 10 full, true and
correct copy OF resolution entitled
0 and ! Of "A resoiuuou grant.
ing certain privileges and franchises to
the SAT- Lake 4 ogden Gas and Electric Light
Company. passed by the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, May 18th. 1893 and enActing
two new sections In lieu thereof" Said reso.
luton was passed by The City Council of Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. December 2sth, 1877 , and ap.
proved by the Mayor December 2Sth, 1891, as
appears OF record In my once.
In witness whereof I have herounto
set my hand and afh1ed the corporate sea Of
said City this 5lst day Of recembor A. ID. 1897.
lsEAL.I DAVID s. EMERY.
BY ALBERT s. RxIsER. Deputy.
B236
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epeciai stochholdsrs' meeting Of the corpora
ton OF the members OF the Church o. Jesus
Christ OF Latter DAY saints resioing In tns
Lake stake of Zion.
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DELINQUENT MOTTO, i.

nee, Room ~ Alias block, City Of Salt Lake
state Of Utah.
Location of works and mines In Uintah Min
ing District Park City, summit County
ktate Of Utah
NOT1CE-THERE AXE DELINQUENT
IN on the following described stock on &c.
count of Assessment No. !. levied on the seth
day of October. A. D.. 1851. tht several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders as i0llowst
List remaining unpaid and onrrectad ,Japu-
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And IN accordance with law and An order
of ihe Hoard of Dlrec ors made on the said 10th
DAY of December. III, SO many shsrcs of each
parcel of such st OK hs may DO necessary. will
be sold at the ONCE of SAID company at Room
40 Hooper lock. salt Lake CITY. Utah. on the
18th day of JAnnhry. A. ID. ISIS. At the hour of
D. M, to pay delinquent sssessnents there.
expense OF the SAFE.
JOHN IL TwELvEs, secretsry.
Room IS Hooper Bl ock. salt LAKE City. Utah
Dated, Salt Lake Cry, Utah, January l2.isss
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ASSESSMENT NO. I.

principal place OF business. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah Locat,on of mines aud works, TIN.
tic Mining District, Juab Co., Utah.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judisih
Dislriet OF the state of Utah. County
Of Salt Lake.
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SUM Nuns

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District of the State Of Utah,
County of salt Lake.
National Bank Of the Republic, . Corpora.
ton. PlAntif,
vs.
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell,
Defendants.
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Masy Msikie. Pisin,iff. W. Henry A wariss
Defend nj
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NOTICE

SALT LAKE err. Utah, Jarrary Is. j
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STATE OF UTAH.

Approved this seth day Of december A d
1881. JAMES GLENDENHIN1, Mayor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-06

The unusual length of the Presidents mes
sage is due to the fact that he gives COM
plete history of the relations of the admin
istration with Spain from first to last. Such
relation of the facts is a complete vindica-
ton OF the course the President has pursued
from the outset to the present time. The
dictates of humanity led him to resist the
demand for war until diplomacy failed.
Even after others believed that war was
inevitable the President chung to the hope
Of peace to the extent that he put his own
popularity in jeopardy. Neither jeers nor
sneers moved him. When at length the
President was convinced that war could not
be escaped, he may be said to have shaped
the policy which was to be adopted. He
opposed the recognition of the Republic of
Cuba because there was no such govern
nent The war was declared in the interests
OF humanity, and to that end 1t has been
prosecuted. And now that peace has come
he stands by his original pledge to the Gu
bans to the effect that 1t is the purpose of
the United States TO give them an indie
pendent government. In the declaration of
this purpose there is no reservation, no con-
ton. There VIII be a Republic of Cuba and
it viii be an independent government when
its people shall unite in making provision
20 make It stable. Until that condition shall
be attained Cuba will be under military au-
thorAty
Probably most people will be surprised
that the President is silent respecting the
future OF the Philippines. Many expected
that he would set forth in his message
policy In reference to the islands. Heis as
client IN the subject as if the public had
not heaI1 a word for or against expansion.
A moments reflection should convince any
one that the Presidents silence at this time
is wise. because, until the treaty is I'm his
hands, duly signed by the commissioners.
the Philippines are not a topic fer Official
consideration Whenmhe treaty shall be re-
ceiyed. it win furnish the President with an
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opportunity to give his views in a message
transmitting it to the Senate.
One other feature of the message is worthy
Of special notice: the Presidents views re-
garding the Importance of currency legisla-
ton. He repeats his recommendation of a
year ago regarding the greenbacks, and then
remarks that there is IAN obvious demand
for other legislation" in relation to the cur
rency. In the two paragraphs which follow
the President fully commits himself to legis-
latiOn which will make our paper currency
SAFE and adequate and responsive to the
needs of the country" After this those who
have been saying that currency legislation
as suggested by the Monetary Commission
is not favored by President Mckinley may
as well be silent.
The whole message bears upon it's face the
purpose of the President to lay before Con-
gress and the country the general acts of the
administration, the condition of public af-
fairs and our relations with other nations.
What recommendations he has made win
not arouse partisan hostility or create dis
sensions in his own party. II the country
does not find new policies set forth, it will
find that President Mckinley is the head of
an administration and is familiar with all
affairs of the government.