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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
EUREKA CLIPPINGS

Froz tie ssatfnei efthe ashs
Secretary o, State Howell arrived
from Carson Saturday and made = trip
q SeliEmAn- Re rs:arzsd hoE. Wed.
nesdsy no-n.ng.
n Horto2 brought in . losd Of 20
horse hides from his ranch II Blue
EAgls Sys county. last Monday and
shipped them TO Elko.
Ton nxoa 10 a. Bald &ountsin,
White Pine county, doing sone sssss.-
neat work n el&ins belonging 70 re
estate Of Luther Clarke deceased.
The Slvsr..es q Eureka turned loos.
LA, Saturday night lsshl Aad cessbz.
led the success Of The Silver tekss IN
Nevada with vim ard v.gor. A sorcA.
hgkt procession. headed ths Ruby HI,
hAs6 IN is march up ard down MAR
81, which vas ah.Ass With Light IRON
shres eg eoaeres- Although blind.
ing sao-s.0rn VA n progress Il e56
not sss2 70 AbAss ,hs sashasiAsa Of tbs
Saverses wke made Il . rsasisg aeAsr
oltl afser midnight
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

The question who Il elected Govern
or stlll hangs In dosbt. A private die
patch received here last night stated
that on a recount, at least thirteen bal
lots known TO have been cast for Sad.
Ter, would In all likelihood be thrown
out. This would more than overcome
his slender plurality Of % without count
Ing the soldiers vote, which reduces
his plurality TO ..
II Sadler should prove TO be defeated
the Silver party has no n to blame
but lts own leaders. Tho burden can
not be shifted upon the Democrats or
the Populists. The blunder vas made
In nominating for Governor = man who
lacked all Of those qualities OF person
which . Governor should possess, be-
sides having some which all right think
ing people condemns man, too, who
was openly backed by G. c. Wallace,
which boded no good for the people.
Mr.. Sadler's vote cannot be taken as
IN index OF the strength OF the Silver
Party In tkis State orin this oonnty.
Look rather ~ the vote OF Ryan, KEEL
lev or Starrett. The fact OF the matter
IL that the individual voters displayed
an Independence Of thought and action
In this election which, II Il continues 10
grow, will eventually overthrow boss
rule In thls State. Any party that
hopes 70 controli In the future must take
shls fact Into confederation. Fully
thrce-nfths OF the votes cast this year
we're an~ti-railroad and snti-boss. They
failed 10 win because they were divided.
Give W one more campaign on the same
linss and the result may be different.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

The Eastern goldbug press IL telling
With emulation that siS0. 900, 600 net
gold has been imported into this coun.
sry within she past year. II IL = fact
70 rejoice over. surely. II shows that
when the world is hungry this Repub.
lie can feed Il, but Il likewise shows that
The stock Of gold outside Of the United
States was reduced In > single year ss
pay for food, Z IL per cent, and tia,
the worlds capacity TO purchase Of "
IL cnrtailed that much; that could the
thing be repeated annually for twenty.
three years We should have al the gold
In tho world.
The effect, ls seen in the disturbed con-
ditions abroad, the rate OF discount OF
the banks Of England and France. The
result win necessarily be reduced trade
with those countries thia gear. The
bet natural aeld for growing trade la,
After all, with Spanish. America and of
across the Pacific. II. our so-called
statesmen would see IL and make an
adjustment OF the finances which would
give VI common coinage with the silver
81 we'll " the gold countries. the worlds
commercial census would be marvellous.
u they had brains early In the coming
century.
|, IL marvellous that the men OF capl-
tai In she East cannot ~ Il, orit would
ee marvellous. II they had brains for
anything except what might Be called
retail nnance.-Salt Lake Tribune,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
G0Lc0NDA RAILROAD.

Work las h-sa delayed for : sev cay.
- Golccz6a owing 20 the iEcs thai Tie
ties tov the Few road 10 tie mines did
not arrive o, tine, 5us .As ties. rsI.
and everything Necessary i ro- or
hard and ihs work Q. lsy.ag re track
~ eon-ez% dEht away. TSsrs q
slsc 81 eus.zs -hich hSs b~ea furnish.
e BY tEe suG.se-a Psc.ec. which VII
1z thc scutses so-FsrS "a fast :.
.ees C&1 - Es.sIy sAG.e uxss tie -azc
a. : a constructed. I. IL As hn. :
seort EGs tsr i = ~ voln1ssSs Al
h. az work ~ - res--s1 - bait.
z.zSs ard e.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
CHERRY e items.

A large and very enthusiastic audi.
encs greeted the arst performance OF
the Cherry Greek Home Dramatic
Club in Nevada Hall, Thanksgiving
night. Their programme opened with
an overture By Prof. Jewell, followed
by . farce with the following people in
cast, Messrs. C. Stanley, J. Callaghan,
G. Grimm and J. Howard and Misses
May Csllaghan and Una Reilly.
The parts of the ''Old Farmer" by
Grimm, and the "Darksy"'b by Stanley,
we're the cause OF much merrimsnt and
we're well played. ]. Callaghan made
a decided hit in the act OF a Living
Statue" and J. Howard as . Cent
dencs Maxwell he is . daisy. The
''Old Farmers Wife" By Miss Callaghan
was exceedingly well rendered and
showed much talent and the Farmers
Daughter" by Mss Riley, left nothing
to be desired.
Following the farce was . we'll rem
dered musical programme consisting OF
duets by Messrs. Jewell. Sundberg,
Grimm and Miss Riley, solos by Miss
Riley aud Chss. Stanley. The psrfor-
nance ending about LIP. u.
Miss Nora Stratton and Prof. Jewell
furnished the music to the lovers of the
waltz till day break, and all went home
well pleased and happy.
The company tenders their thanks to
J. Miles and d. Hagans for their kind
assistance in arranging the stage and
helping TO make the performance a
success.
The shortage In our Cherry Greek
items this week Is caused by the fact
that our correspondent IL on the jury
in the Paul case, and has been for sew
ersl days 'fncommunicado".
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
FROM AL OVER TIVE STATE.

The Messenger says %, coo changed
hands in Phoebe on election day.
The total vote Of Lincoln county st
the recsn. election Was. TAO.
The total vote of Lyon county this
year was e35, . falling OF OF 81 since
last election.
It is the opinion. of Attorney General
Judge that the vote of the NsvAds cav
airy Is not legal. -
The total vote of EXC county ct the
late election was 1894. The resis,rs-
ton was something oser 400.
Hon. Francis @. Nswlsnds lief. last
nigh, for San Francisco and will pass
through here on Wednesday morning
snroute for Washington Gazette.
George Russell of Elko, . volunteer
from Elko with Torrsy's rough riders,
and who was taken III at Jscksonville,
has had . relapse and grave fears are
now entertained for his recovery.
In the football game 1t Reno last
Saturday between the Second Stan
ford team of California, and the Nevada
University team the Nevada boys scor-
Cd q Il the C~alifornians, o.
The Lovelock Tribune says: I, Il re-
reported that J. II Thles hzs bought
the sulphur mine >. Rabbit Hole, near
the Humboldt house. Il IL said that
the price Was s1l. 900 and ths, he had .
chance TO dispose Of the property In
Salt Lake >; go, 900.
Z. D. Kelley, she newly elected Sur
veyor-G General, has sold his interest in
the Nevada State Journal TO his partner
VIM. Webster, who with his son, will
henceforth publish The paper. Mr..
Webster saysthe fussrs course Of the pa
per viii Be, - herstofars, to advocate the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver and
gold At the ratio Of 10 70 1.
Prank Forester. wanted for the muir.
der ofa man named Broxan whom he
stabbed 70 death - Aatelsps Springs,
Wasco county, Ore, shout swo weeks
ago, wa arrested - Winasmacca lass
Tuesday. The ofHcsrs he'd hen mott
hed and wsrs % shs lssks1s.
The wAistis Of tAs C. b C. Aoissins
works va blown last Wednesday for
the ART time In non,Aa- II wa Q val
come sound 70 the dwcllsrs on the Com
stock. The work of stripping the SHAFT
Of all unnecessary material 70 make
room for the pumping plan, hss begun.
As a. evidence OF sAs growth and
prosperity Of wslb Ys- aoss the fac,
that any kind Of . hsel,sble house does
no. remain vacant long. A few days
ago there we're two or tArss vacant
houses IN t0wz, nov shsre 10 act .
siHgle q and some parties are waiting
for rooms 10 Be conplssed 90 they =
move into town--Hsrsla.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
the NORTH
10 Has Made Its Last cieaa-up Tor
the Seasoa.

The North Mountain Mining con-
pany has made Its last cleanup Of suro.
.cyAnides for the season, started them
TO the refinery and closed down for tho
winter. This IL the information with
which WIN 5. Brown aAa John Helm.
rich, oeicers OF the company, returned
from EgAn canyon, New, where the
plant and properties are located. With
tbs SEASONS work Manager Brown an.
presses himsslf - veil satisaed. So
doss nr. Hsimrich. During shs ssa.
s0a's campaign the management has
crushed IN average Of airy tons . day,
and y soon - The weather permits the
isachiag Of ores win begin again. Thirty
days prior 70 tia, event. hswever. shs
forces VIII be put ., work underground
and steps taken 10 increase the cApae-
ity Of ihs mill No, inirequenly does
free gold make It's appearance In the
quarts, and It IL not unlikely that In
snlArging the plant the management
vii bring into reqrisition she twenty
stamps that have heen hung up since
the property was acquired by the pres
ent company. In this svez: the man.
sgeDsni would frs, pass ore over plates
and then treat with cyanide During
the administration o. Gen. Rosecrsns
sha, gentleman made periodical ship
nen;s OF very high grade ore and the
intention Of the oonpaay now h tc
drive the lower ssns@ 70 sntercsp. The
h,gh-grsds ore streak en It's dip Man.
sge- Brown feeling soa3dens that With
this shs earnings nt the proposiEoa
may he largely incrsAse1.-Ssit Lake
TSAa-e.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
EASTERN SILVER HRN REJOICE
-. At sTEWART'0 DEFEAT.
3. r. asIIIsr WrItss from New
York.

A letter to the News from B. +. MI
Ter, dated at New York, Nov. 20, says;
''Slnco my correspondence last week,
we have visited the principal places OF
note In this city and finl the Empire
City the boss for excitement, life and
style. We have ~traversed IL from the
Hudson to East River, from North Ha-
ven 10 Brooklyn, but Of AL the sights
to be seen, W most enjoyed our trip
through tho Brooklyn Navy Yard.
We had a special pass and q guide to
direct us throughout the famous battle
ships that had just arrived from sea
the Indiana, Massachusetts, Texas and
Chicago. These four OF course attract
ed special attention, owing 70 their late
distinguished war record, but We also
visited several vessels of less repute
such as the New Orleans, the large
transports Mayhower and Atlanta, and
the torpedo boats Ericsson, Rodgers
and winslow, which are all wonderful
examples OF mechanical sknl.
Tho political situation 10 quiet again
here In New York. Press dispatches
from Nevada indicate that the Govern
orshlp is close while Stewart 10 showed
under. This Stewart news Ia resolved
here with much satisfaction amOag the
SILVER MEN, % ,hose whom have
heard discuss that matter assert that
STEWART HAS ALWAYS DONE TIE
SILVER CAUSE MORE HARM THAN
GOOD. since the day he arst entered the
Senate"
Mr.. Miller and family stopped 81 Chi
cago, jackson, Mica, and Niagara
Falls, after leaving Omaha, and are
now probably in Washington, where
they expect 10 witness the opening Of
Congress.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Several members ssect of the LegislA-
iure failed to tle their statemen; OF ex-
penses In the time prescribed by law
and IL may cut quite = figure in the gem
eral round up when that body Il called
together. Among those who neglected
to comply with the law, State Senator
flanagan o. Washoe Il q and Sen-
ator Martin Of Douglas another. TO-
gether with Messrs Gedney OF Elko
and Allen of Churchill. members OF the
Assembly. just what effect the neglect
will have remains 10 be een.LGazetts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

since reliable statistics have been col
lectsd. The total supply from the 1895
crop in the United States 10 q, 600, 600
barrels compared with something ever
90, 900, 900 last year, and 10000, 900 in
the record breaking crop Of 1898. The
failure Is widespread, reaching from the
Pacific Coast TO Maine, and in none OF
the States does the output OF fruit APP
preach the average. In the great APP
pie States OF the west the crop Is al
most an absolute failure, though the
situation In Michigan Is better than
elsewhere, having about two-thirds OF
the bumper crop of 1897, New York has
only one-fifth OF full crop. Tho fall
ure IL attributed to the fact that dur
ing the blooming season there was Ell
cessive rainfall, which washed out the
pollen and prevented proper fertiliEa-
tion by insects, while cold . added
20 the injury and subsequent moist and
horrid weather was very favorable TO
the development Of funguous diseases.
The Ontario crop IL decidedly short.
The crop In reported below normal"
Apple buyers are scattered ell over
she apple producing sections OF Nevada
and northern California quietly picking
up all the apples that are marketable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
NATIONAL CATTLE coSvEN-
TON.
a cali lssasd fer lite Meeting at
OenseP.

a Cali lssaed Ter its Meeting at
Deassr.
President john ". Springer Of the
Ns,sonl 1--we Stock Association has
sssned the cal for the Second Annual
Convention 20 assemble In neaver, Col
orsdo, On January - 81 10 o'clock A
~. The hssss Of representation = broad.
Each State or Territory R&nEs Asso-
citation Of horsA cattle sheep or swine
ereetsrs each Stats Or Territorial San
isAry Board. AgriculsurAlsCo legN or
Board Of AgriculturN each live s,cck
commission or exchsage and each
DAsrynAn's Association are Invited "
sesi deAsSstsA
Anoag the topics 20 s oonEae-eS And
discussed are bounty Aws. a. exhia:,iee
Of i've stock ., PSrs N iso0 she Sat
ter Of terminal charges 81 chicAgn
forest reserves tesaingln-srsnxss priv.
nages BY railroads and ~legiksEon A.
tsc,snE the i've stock Interest both BY
Congress AID State ard Territorial -.
ssuh3ea. Otksr matters b. similar in
poriance whses nay Be suggessed nay
A,so receive conAderatcn.
The proposed live ssoA sAev. SD
the arssaSe1snu draaJ =aS.-S n
Denver for the e=ss-sEa=-st o. sss.
gates ar s.ksors are s.G Eots1. Il
h-.sf. tie 81 cerp-shea.ive oae
aS1 VII coz=sSa s,ses scA so are
interested - sAs sss1s .x3ssssy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Tbs Carsoa Appeal says that tAstvS
i,-ra9c-sts elected 10 abe Legialsinrs
Nl aaacahseSly c with the Sslvey
rArN n he election ~ e. s Senator
I axaszSi Stewart o. course that Il
esaraly wkAs we put Democratic ack-
= tAs a&a for, ne deaf think. J.
5 l. aepss1ssg % pesaarsus
ss2 Republican vosss - gss ha sssa
Ae wes : eoue ever witAsn haiias dis.
ssaoa-NNarerA Ezss,EsvisN
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
The Soldier Vote.

Mcmillan "a, Sadler IL. This Was the
result, OF the vose ON Governor Of the
First Nevada cavalry now 1t Manila.
A privatc letter from Jas. C, Darrsh, q
member of the troop, states that the
boys voted ON the sth and enclosed q
sample ballot of the vote Flity-nve
ballots In all were cast. The Winnie
mucca Silver State, from which this
al taken, WA unable TO get the vote
on the balance of the State ticket.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the PostOflce 81 Ely,
Nevada, for the month ending Nov.
30. 1898. Persons calling for these
letters will please say Advertised"
II. A. Schlag, Carl Schuman,
Pet Pieretti, J. ID. Holton
Siberia Huffman, Con Crooks,
Il. N. Castle.
Jas. p. meOmle. Postmaster.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

In Lincoln county . Teachers In.
sss0se ts held after each semisannuAl
examination. Such . practice canno,
fail 70 have : highly beneficial effect on
the standing Of the schools. Why no,
try Ii herup
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

The people are ell wondering what Is
tie necessity Tor Ssewars and Wallace
"a ee doing politics In Eastern Nevada
end Stew Gage in the Western part Of
the State vhea Stewart has got -
many legislative votes 10 elect him and
% spArA SO tia, he can SHora 10 throw
come Of them 10 the hirda-Feopls's
A2vocAsA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Il 10 reported that ice Mccarthy and
Sol hip are applicants for superinten-
dent Of the Orphans Home. With
the qualifications OF Mr.. Hip We are
unaoquNnted, bu, there Il 10 doub,
that Mr.. Mccarthy is in every way a.
ted Tor and deserving Of the plaos In
question Virgins Report
Yea remarks the Carsoa SewA the
State o9cer. in TIE Confessions Of
. Silver Party Man, in this paper some
tine ago, remarked that the push
had axsd Il for Mccarthy, II hls talk
o. Illegal pledges fsrcsa upoa candid
ases ct the State Ccnvsntion-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
The Supsriatsadsatss the Asy-
tafn.

The Aght for supsrtnteedszt Of she
Asylum is nov or and being wAesd ~
vigorously e she sdsseys6s eandidates
can wage il DR.. ". A. Phinips. DR..
5. A Gibson, Dr.. w,H; Peterson and
DR.. GuiEsn Of Csrsoa are said 70 be ihs
noss pron!nsni candidates With sev-
sral more clubbing In.
DR.. Bergsse.n s ssid to DC = candidate
70 succeed himself. but Il Is understood
iAs' iAe present superintendent; mus.
30 70 make RON for ssn.hsr.-Rsno
Gazette.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
M. COUNTY hela. NE unal.pu,.

Nys county helas he u~nalspu,sa po-
sstOr Of banner Silver ceunty In The
late election. with Lander second.
Nys gave every eas Of the Silver Party
STATE candidates . majority Of al the
votes cast Had she voted ike her
selgheors several silver candidates
would nov Be uArn.shlng in The marshes
up Salt Creek.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Seaator Stewart and C. c. Wallace
have been reported together Al various
pAnss along the r&ilrosd asring the
psss week. ssswars Ala lses q talking
- tAs sswspsp>rs wAns WAllAss-wsl.
be probably carried sAs ssnAssr's eag.
gsge
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

onciA reports shes that ths Omaha
Exposition paid al expenses and leh
NE surplus Of ssQcloo 10 Be divided
sncaS the ssoekhoasrS .The nea
~hc nsnAkea the spaendia enterprise
eers2anly Koa = show for their money.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Congress meets On the nrs. Monday
In peoemeer. President Mckinleyis
message Is completed and rs46y for de-
livery 70 Congress- Il 10 about twice
The usual length Q, such d0cunsats AID
contains eaN0 words
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Ths ballots Of the Fsrss Nevaas Cav.
alry kave arrived in Carson. Doubt.
kss they viii b counted a required BY
iAw. oos sAsy m supposed 20 remain
sealed us1 she counting time cOnes
which : nsSs month.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Even In Nyc county, Stewart 10 loo
ing hls hold, ~ IL shown by the vote
for Asssmhyman. A. p. johnson, anti.
Stewart candidate wa defeated by only
ten votes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
ohart Appls cHoR

The Orange Juta rarEs~ Of Tses-
ss3 etatss u anasssr sksa q Ia "a.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
rae STATE ELECTION.

Pull Returns on ali the Candidates
ThetOllowine are BE full returns of
the state election Smpilsd from the
Official returns Of all ths counties Of the
state. They are In ihe main accurate
but a recount might change some a few
votes either way.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01
semi-effisiai Returas On Cow
eraoP.

The Reno Gazette has saecssaed IN
getting seni-emciA rssnrus iron every
county IN the State o. the Governor
ship. Thsy vi es found eslov:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

Arecoaas u A. tAs vosos s&ss IN he
stats vii deaes,sss - demanded b.
he E~sPsslsasa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-12-01

The entire Silver State ticket IL elect.
I'd except Cutting.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-05
Hats and Dollars.

Hats ard Dollars.
Pat Flynn had sixty-seven hats.
And wanted sixty more;
It was an odd, strange whim OF Pats,
For one he only wore;
But he would toll by night or day
To get hat to lay away.
Twas hats the first thing in the
morn,
And that's" at noon and night;
The neighbors laughed the man 10
scorn,
And said it was but right
To send such crazy cranks as he
To spend their days at Kankakee.
A million dollars Peter Doyle,
Had laid away in store.
Yet late and early he did toll
To get million more,
He could not use the half he had,
And vet he wanted more" bedad.
His neighbors praise him to the skies,
Wherever he may go;
They call him great, and good, and
wise,
And bow before him low.
Is there such difference as that
Between a dollar and hat?
indianapolis Journal
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-10-05

the precinct club Of any precinct by SUBJ
scribing to our national declaration OF rrin-
cples and our rules on organize ion. e
9. ANY member Of any precinct club who
shall propose fusion or cooperation with
either the Republican or Democratic organ
fZatfons In the makeup of ticket through
conference committees or otherwise, shall,
upon conviction thereof, by q majority vote
of his club. be deemed outside the party.
10. No person not member OF a precinct
club, and in good standing shall be eligible
to membership on any Peoples Party CON-
mittee, or Peoples Party nomination for
any office
II. Each committee shall make prompt
report to the committee next higher Of all
referendum votes and other matters within
the jurisdiction of such higher committee
and the chairman of each committee shall
be deemed responsible for the prompt and
faithful performance of the duties OF his
committee.
r. State platforms can be changed only
upon demand Of majority vote of the pre-
cinct club membership Of any county, rat
flied by ma orty vote of the precinct club
membership of the state; and the national
platform can be changed only upon demand
of a majority vote of the precinct club
membership Of any state ratified by ma
jority vote Of the precinct club membership
of the nation.
13. No salaried official shall be elected a
member of any committee Of the Peoples
IdTly OISdIIILdtlOl, anu oiy AiSihcSl VI
such committee elected to a salaried office
shall be deemed to have vacated his position
on such committee.
A. All Peoples Party candidates for Of
flee and members of Peoples Party COM
mittees shall at all times be subject to the
principles of the imperative mandate and
may be recalled by a majority vote OF
the league membership of their constitu-
ency.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN o. label Chairman.
Fl. B. FAY, NJ. D., Secretary.
Adopted in national convention. Cincin-
natl, Sept. 9Th, 1898.