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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

This morning John Sparks, G. ".
Mapes. George Peckbam. Lrgis Ber-
rum and ). y. Evans rae! IN front ~
the Gazette office and Mr. Mapes
asked what hay WIS worth. Tie
Gazeite maD replied th1; first-class
hay in The stack would lie worth as.
Mapes, always fishing FOR otuer peo-
pies opinion, sale be snes ed MOI.
Thereup"u Mr.. Sparks sail he would
buy all the tirst-class hay Mape= had
for sale and pa! IS ia the stack. meas
ured by the government rule. and
al ling that he had hay to sell and
all" hay 10 buy. Aspes was -cayed
down ii,@ back and sbad no hay for
sale Gen. P-ckhaD WIS asked what
he thought OF the future Of Lay ?
well replied George. Il would not
be surprised TO e good baling hay
worth g. but there will he hay prll
II the stack before spring for GO
LOnis Berrum chippc in and wanted
to bet Mapes 81 that hay wouII sell
before spring ia the EiacG for 81
Mr.. Sparks wanted Ia knog What the
drought III California was going 10
do Tor Nevada then. Newt. Evans
came along ab0Ettlrat time and sore.
bo'iy in the party offered him 81 Tor
his hay III the stBck. lie replied that
he wanted TO borrow "a . to 90
camping in and WIS not selling hay
this morning. DC. Wheeler thought
g . ton WIS a very tempting offer.
but would not he surpriseI IL it was
worth that. Mr.. Wheeler is seriously
thinking 81 cutting his wheat crop,
that stands shoulder high. for hay.
s.. j. Bryant has already lie .ided to
cut his wheat Tor hay. II wa the
prevalent opinion among all present
thai hay would Ice hay before the
spring u l5!9.-Reno Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
L.l. w.. en as. I-.m.,-r.

; story Is toll 81 one Of Cereal
Shersnaps Missouri te4nsten- lie
ha just jIipe1 the services raT re-
cruit, ~ was assigned The task OF
diving a siI.mule team wben the
army halted for the frs night be was
YEARLY embarrassing his team.
.uuiI shs ~, al ! the uss ~ the
company IN p4ssfus. What do !ou
mean by taxing care o: those mules
,onrseus wb, don't you hare the
bostIer DO it,
-Tty. thought c man had u
take care II his oRn team said the
beriijer-d ,esusier.
-YoaI bet be doesn't. We're got a
bos;ler .or that. There's his teri
right oY-r there. He's a ley con-
trary old cuss. and he NAY not xaoi
to DO If; but you swear At him and
he'll moT OF at double quicS.-
The Historian strobe over to tbe
tent indicated, Shieh happened to be
Generd Shernau's headquarters.
.her~. yon sou OF a gum he ruar4l
tieroely: get out OF here and brust
those mules
Needless to say. the teamster sper'
the erening in the euarl house.
4 piDus old Indianna farmer wa,
assigned to the duty of teamiur
prob IDLY by mistake. The road
were muddy. and the :est 81 the ieau.
s:ers were literally bombarjIug tbeil
charges with oIihs. II was agaips'
the old mans principles IN swear. anl
he held his peace. albeit in impIten'
rage. At la i one %! his hind mule
baked and refused TO move q step
The old man uEed every endeavor {,
urge the beast along. hut to no pur
pose. Al last he reared in q loud aut
solemn voice: sOh. l. I'd. you knoE
=bere this mule ough, 10 he - vel
as an! body. This whole army know
where he ought to be- this minute
He knows where he ought TO b.. ]
know where he oUghi to be. Oh Lori
and IL he doersH'i move IN = minui.
j intend 10 say 30. 10y gum"-CAiraCc
Inter Ocean.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
A,,.u, H.,rrnaiI.m.

An exchange says the men lundest
agsits pa~iernaIism are the very opes
thai are enjoy ing If to the fulles; ex-
tent
And that Is correct.
The national banker goes to the
government IN have it father his
mnper. which without such fa,ip p
Ing GuuI not lie worth The paper
upon winch If 5 written.
The gigantic manufacturing es'ab-
Eshmeuis and trusts go to the gov
eminent Tor protection TO the extent
OF shutting oai al competition Ibey
are ~eternaliy after government con-
tracts whe-- they eau STARE the la-
ger part o! the paternity.
lac whole outfit at anti .raterral
orators are losing sleep and working
lay and night 10 get d jub from
Uncle Sam where they can fatteu
and thrive on his p~aterual bouuiy.
All the loud. muuibei so7undrels
who are always shouting against "a
ternalisn are continually E~esiesius
our legislature and congress to grant
them pa;ernl laws
They 10: only besiece. but they
spend millions upon millions Of dol
lars to buy p~stern1l Laws. while in tie
very face Of all these facts millions
- stupid dupes who vote as ;heir
bosses say. are frightened to death At
the word -paternallsm-'
However. ~ OOn as they are Turn
81 ou; Of L ] b and begin TO tramp
uppn the highway they soon SEX.
unconscious The paternity 80 the jail,
the poor house or the Uuttery o, the
housewife.
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Total ............oJ3o t3O,oS3 Ii
Rough on Solomon.

31e following iHGi,irii irurpcuud
OF one Of the Hca,cchcesns' inch are
held Periodically in Scotland Tor all
the members Of the Kirk 81 n certain
dist riot.
"I1lo legion VAS In Ecclegiastes."
fayg Mr.. Johnston. "and one day they
lad been discussing the Yrtsn IN
which 80 ONION says. Among Il tl,ump.
ind men I have found one, but among
n Thousand women have | found not
one meaning one just and good and
upright. And an old ScotchwomGn,
when che had listened IN silence aud
heard the rest accept II as present
and gospel truth. got her dander up
nnd rose 10 her feet.
"Hn0il- she said Indignantly. her
cyes blazing do yon lind what they
wasy II waA because nae daccnt
woman wad DO seen in his company"
milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
Federal Mining Statutes.

One 81 the most important subjects
considered 3: :he International Mia.
ing Congress at Salt Lake was a radl-
cal change in the present Federal
mining laws. The majority ECON
nended the adoption OF the British
Columbia squire claim method OF
locating a quartz vein. making b
area spe square mile, and that the dip
OF the vein on which a location Is
made shall cut no figure III tile posi-
tinn OF the side lines Of the claim.
These side lines. the revisers say,
shall be vertical. so that whenever The
vein Is i~ntersected in its dip, there the
possessions OF the locator shall end.
Cuder the present law the oSner
OF a claim parallel ne the side line OF
another when the dip Of the vein OF
the original locator passes beyond the
line ~ the parallel clam, the origi.
nal locator who has the apex OF the
vein in his ground can follow the vein
into the next county and claim all
discoveries made 10y the owner OF the
parallel claim, ever il investigation
should shox a fauItinG or cutting off
OF the vein i'll the original lucator's
ground. The proposed change would
give the original owner ample area tn
follow his discovery without giving
him a title to the entire area Of the
earth in the direction III winch the
vein dips.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

There wero no Billy Masons
among those who fell at Santiago
Cleveland Leader rep.
Republican editors were made cx-
pressly to beliitle their own part,
during the war by engaging III part.
san discussion. Let them go on with
the good wOrk.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Boss Hanna effected harmony by
elimination in the Ohio republican
convention, all the anti Hanna dele
gates being fired bodily. The antis
will no donbt spare Hanna the trouble
uf forcihly preventing them from ye-
'oinR ms ticket Albany Argus.
No better form OF political consis-
tcn:y has been displaye ed during the
life 81 this generation Of Americans
than ia Contained in the Ohio republic
,.an platform, which iudorses terri.
toriaI conquest and Mark Hanna in
adjoining paragraphs St. Louis
Republic.
Hanna has Withdrawn from the
public gaze, but yon may go into
court aud take oath that he il not
idle. 4 close inspection Of the con-
huii pipe contracts TINT ara depict.
inR Uncle Sans war pockets would
show signs 0i his fine Italian hnnd.-
chattanooga News.
Every dollar Of the GOO .G00,0OD III
gold held corncrcd in the treasury ii
at work up to its full face value to
put up tho price Of gold and put
down the price ~ all industrial pro
ducts. Watch wheat Unxt year, as il
gncs where cotton is now Missif-
sippi Valley ncmocrRt.
John Shcrmam il quoted rs remark.
ing: aAs to my relations with Pfcsi-
dent Mckinley, | care to say nothing.
My friends IN Ohio thin I wg badly
treated" Mr.. Shcrman'a friends are
right. Tho history Of politics con.
tains few chapters moro shameful
than the story Of the way the aged
Statesman wW elbowei ont ~ tho
senate, where he VIA an honorGd
member. into n place unsuited to his
fasics md ubilitics, in order tO mako
room for ilanna.-Albany Argus.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
June ~. 1923.

a great cOmmotion seems 10 have
taken plnce among railway circles
owing tO the contemplated through,
car service between the Pacific Coaat
and Chicago which is operating one
day each week. This In not a new de-
pnriure by my mPans. ns the Denver
81 Rio Gruurir Ruiiruai Company ind
its connections have been opcratinpa
through car service between tho Pa.
cilic and Atlantic Coast via. Salt Lake
Pueblo. Denver. KnnRns City md
Clnca"O for yrara. md three din n
each week. viz every Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evening. Tho
cars FOR this through service arc Of
the latest Pullman design. and arc
supplied with clean linen and bedding
throughout. a Pullman porter In as.
eigned to each cor. These cara ars
also under the personal supervision
Of n Special Excursion agent,
whose duty II in 10 SEQ TINT passcn.
gcrs are given cvory comfort md ut.
tentipr. For further information. M.
ply 4" any agent. or Il +. Nrvins.
General A9crt. or Ia u NJ. Gushing.
Travelling Passenger agent. %. K Il.
g. H. r.. SO Wcet 3rd South ST. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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military Matters.

Tho trouble with tho militia com.
panics ut Camp Sadler has been fixed
up and every thing Ia faid 10 be
serene. Companies Is Of Virginia
aaa .! H!'+;1 e,reiuirti TO consoIi.
date with Morrison ns Captain. San.
ders n First Lieutenant mud Pine rs
Second Lieutenant. This threw ont
Lieutenant Sullivan ~ Go. Is who quit
the service rather tbnn serve in Tie
rnnlse. Tie Maj T's light ~ s,,ll IN
settled with u number Of candidates
~ the iicid. Ex.Lieutonnnt Cover.
ner POM Idc has enlisted M u private
aud his clhnccs 10 get the coveted
oppnintmca. are sail to he excellent.
II il stated that the reason compnnics
- and r. did not consolidate was be.
nus Captain Sanders went back OH
his agreement with the WiDncmucta
boys.
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~ Pnul's Episcopal Church.


First and Third Sun lays in each
month. LiiHny and Holy Commun-
ion with Sermon IL A.. NJ. Evening
Prayer with sermon at I:an
Second and Fourth Sundays in
each month. Morning Prayer with
Sermon IL 4. n. Evening Prayer
with Sermon 7:3U.
Litany Service with Instructions
every Friday Evening at 100.
Sunday school every Sun lay at
10 A. N.
The Public cordially invited to at
tend these Services.
ARSoLD's MILLER. RECTOR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

We learn from George Porter that
there n Il shouting scrapr at Mar
dis last Thursday. The particulars ms
we l. AIMED them are Us follows: II
seems Tia, sam Jones mud Ray No
han had u iish: nj tho store ~ which
Jones got the wnrst 81 it. II" then
left the store aud went Ia Waite
Waters place and got a Winchester
rifle Md laid in wait nluuy the road
Tor Mrlian. Mchau and Ellis lIcesr
passed along shortly aud Jones took
II shot at them. Mchan jumped aud
ran behind the horses and Jones fred
Hgair, killing ono Of the horses. Me.
han fell at the same time and lay ms
II dead. Jones asked Reese IL Me.
han wirs dctd mud receiving M affirm
htive reply got M and walked away.
Nolan lay n~eit"c!ly MI! .:m.i! -Ia::aa
had Ut II snfu distance away and
then got up and went To Justice
PcursCn's aud sworr out II warrant
against Jon"s. charging him with M.
sault with intent Ia kill. Jones wins
arrested and nj the preliminary OK.
animation was hold 10 appear before
!" grmd jury. lie has probably
g'vco bail IA lac taa not been brought
Ia The county scat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
USITEn STATES LAND OFFICE.
CnrNn CITY NnNnnn Innn q lAlA

"AhAH - NN~@
To wHOH IT MAY CoSCRHS.-Soticc IL
hereby given that the Central Pacific Rail-
road Co. has filed In this ONCE n list OF
lands situated In the townships dcscr bed
below. and has applied for n patent for said
lands that the list Is open 10 the public
for inspection and a copy thereof, by dc.
scriptiyc subdivisions. has been pasted In q
convenient place In this ONCE. for the In.
spcCtion of all persons Interested n Il the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following tho
date OF this notice, protests or contests
against the claim Of the company To any
tract or subdivision within any section or
part OF section. described In the list on tho
ground that the same IL NOR valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purposes. will
be received and noted FOR report to the Gen.
cTal Land once at Washington. d. G.
tn" following nrC the subdivisions do
Ecrlbcd. TO Wit:
All Of Sec. J, T. 81 n. II. 30 e., ". q. ".
All ~ Sec. ". T.. u ~, u. 20 h., ". u. ~.
All OF Sec. II, 2. Y ~. q. 80 e., ". u. ".
All OF Sec. %, 7. y ~. R. "a y, -. u. ".
All OF sec. 25.T II y. u. ~ u ". 10. 81.
r.. y Of Sec. q. T. 81 ~. u. 80 T.. ". u. ".
All OF See. II. T. 81 ~. u. 10 E.,N . u. n.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register.
u. II HALL.
June ~. 1923. Receiver.
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How long docs it take Il letter to
travel around the earth: This qIcB.
ton occurred 10 &. IL. Foster. u Of
the hrn 81 Thomas IL Foster. 81 Gin
ton. early last March. Tie cOncl Idcd
Ia gi:c 1t q trial, and on March 10 he
dropped Il letter IN the Clinton post.
Office addressed To himself. care Of
the United States Consul at Calcut-
Ia. India. In one corner was the re.
quest To forward to Honolulu. IIu-
waii, IL not called for in ten days
while tile firms card IN the enyc!.
one insured its final return tn Gin.
ton. Ten cents in pr6tagc stamps
paid its prsFago. On Dec. 20 the
long ahscnt letter came back to
Clinton and was returned Ia its
owner. Several Of the postmarks are
illcgiblc. but the Calcutta postmark
bears date nf April 2l-only n lit;le
over Il month from Clinton, whnGl,
was good time. Then IT was Tor
wardcd 10 Honolulu. reaching there
on Juuc ). II WAS turned over to the
United States Consul. who kept il
until Dec. g., aNixiug his Official
siamp. On Dee I it wns again post.
marked Icy the Hawai- uustoOicc.
reaching here thirteen days later.
III" whole trip took nine months aud
ten days. or this time it wa in tho
United States consulate nj Hawaii
Tor five months and three days, r..
dncinR the net time ~ lie trir
nfonnd the world Ia four months and
seven dayR.-C Clinton Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
ICEi "ICEl ICEl

We are prepared to furnish leo 10
business houses and families IN guam
titles Ia suit md deliver regularly at
reasonable rates mud no excessive
charges. Leave orders nj the Office,
' DEroT HOTEL Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22
Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.

The firm heretofore existing under
the name and style OF Russell and
Bradley doing business in the State
Of Nevada, is tn 3 day dissolved by
mutual consent. the entire business
ana all .he property OF the firm Inns
beer sold To the Russell and Brad
ley Land aud Cattle Company, IA cor
pora:ion. Sad CIrporatIon has as
sumed anu will discharge all tho
debts and obligations OF the firm OF
Russell and Bradley.
ELKo, Nevada, June %, 1893.
Gro. RUsssLL.
JoHS X. BRADLEY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

Contractors are rCap,ng Il rich hnr.
Vcst rom the pruscut var. One Of
The most glarmg frauds that has go
fr come To light IL the extravaganza
of ehipp'ns muIcs from tho cast Ia
THIS coast al Il cost Of g23l each. or
ahont three times ~ much 40 /,
woulI cost Ia purchase them hero.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

Dave Cuspcr has Just received a
ocw lot 81 %aamplos ~ Spring aud
Summer Clothing which will be made
10 order from $3.50 up.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

state Superintendent Of Public In.
Hiuc.iOn Cutting has Issued the fnl.
lowing statement 81 the second semi
annual nprortionmeBt Of school mon
eva Far 1873. II Is on the boss of
SjCUi3 per census child and is the
lnrgcG; Jolly apportiormcni ever made
in tho Stat:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

Fine Damapk table liuene, napkins
to match, lace curtains, , critters, etc.
ust received at Alonnnder'a.
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Orders by Mail will receive prompt
attention.

Whine van nrcioOHtnp Tor u change
" Tho weather. examine tho lnicai
"niI"rn' in wall paper NJ tho 1~'opto'-
icc. NJ Vnoha frat Fla "a and nj The
lowest living rriroa. rrli in md oV.
amino my stock. No .ronblc.to show
goods. /. ~. SnEnwood.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

Addi iuunl GUNNER goods Just ro.
coiyod nj AloxandCr's. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-07-22

You cannot afford to drink
colored tea.
1t undermines health, and the
coloring hides defects.
Schilling's Best needs no
coloring; it is good enough.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Newspapers Eintcd Over the Success
of German Dipi Omacy In China

Berlin. Jan. 7.-Thc German press Is
fndulging in tone Of eXtravagant self
satisfaction over the success of Ger
man diplomacy in China. The fact that
Emperor William personally conferred
the order of the Red Eagle upon Baron
Won Baclow, the German foreign min
ister. for his share In the affair, indi-
Gates that the Emperor is delighted with
the outcome Of his policy.
The newspapers. with the exception
of the Nossichc Zeitung, are fun of
sneering remarks at England's expense.
Ihe Nossiche Ieitung however, points
out that there is plenty of room for
every body and even suggests tha, the
tme has arrived for a better under
standing between England and Ger
many"
The rather apologetic tone of tbe
North German Gazette in its scmi-oHl-
cial article yesterday. seems to he n
rehectlon of the feeling in some quar-
ters that the acquisition OF a coal
ing station is hardly the realiza lion
or the great colonial enterprise which
the blaze OF Prince Henrys departura
foreshadowed, and the suggestion Of
The possibility that Kiao-Chou Nigh;
prove unsuitable, leads many to ask
Whether Germany. after all, has taken
leap in the dark.
1t Is now discovered that If Gor,,,n,.
moves further north she Is bound ia
clash with Russian interests; If further
south, then with English interests.
vienna, Jan. 1.-THE Deu;sch Xcitunr
echoing German fecling,say England
has suffered a crushing defeat. bu,
there Is no fear of war The british
non roared, but he does not bite, AS
clNiliZed nations ought to he grateful
TO Emperor William for having destroy
ed the myth OF Great Britain's unlver
sal domination,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
ENrKEaS COMPANY RonHED
Empioyc Takes Zen Thousand Dol.
tnrs aud Makes on SithT..

New York, Jan. 6.-The American
SNpress Comnany was robbed to-dav
Oh Slo,5S2. and Clark BraLcn. Jr a
trusted employee. Is missing. Central
officers and private detectives are hunt-
ihs lor MIN. Three days ago the night
manager In charge of The Office al
fortv-seventh street and Madison ave-
nac' was taken Ill. and Braden-a clerk
OF the company for more than ten
Eears-was temporarily substituted
Ihis Office the company uses as a clear
ing house for all it's matter sent or
received from The Grand Central sta
non. Among the parcels to be sent on
inc $50 o'clock train on the Hudson
River road this morning were several
containing cash to the amount of 81 $50
ana one containing five $1,000 Chicago
Gas bonds. 1t was Bradcns place to
take these packages to the train, return
70 the Office and remain on duty until
o'clock.
When the day employees arrived
5iTiden was not In the office. The safe
was locked. There were no receipts for
valuable Packages by the morning
tram, although the books sffwed that
several such parcels had been received
nj the office
At first the absence Of Rradcn and
the receipts were set down 10 careless
ness. Nut few minutes later the
leather bags which had contained the
packages We're found under some other
freight. They had been cut open and
the money and bonds taken.
That the robbery was hastily carried
out - shown by the fact That s25. 900
mostly in cash, was left in the safe and
that the bonds were taken. Notices
were sem 10 every bank and financial
institution In the cuntry warning them
against purchasing the stolen Gas
bonds.
These bonds had face value of s.. 900.
but are worth in other markets $3.50.
They are for 81 Loco each, issued in 1896
and bearing per cent. interest They
arc numbered 1G0$, 1897, 1850, 1000 and
jlGi
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NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: FRIDAY JANUARY = 1898

been returned to the comptroller for
cancellation or covered by al e,,uai
amount of lawful money deposited with
the assistant treasurer In charge OF
the division of issue and redemption
Tor the retirement of such notes"
The present restrictions upon the
amount of circulation which may nc
withdrawn monthly and also upon new
issues of bank notes by banks hav-
ing made Withdrawals within six
months are repealed
Section 81 of the bill provides for
redemption of notes in multiples OF
1000. in lawful money, upon presenin-
uon at the treasury or sub-treasurics
desEnmteHl for redemption purposes.
out 1t Is provided that nothing In this
act contained shall he construed to
impose upon the United States any liza
pllhy for the redemption of the notes
or any national banlsing association he
yond the proper application OF the re-
oehahtlon and guaranty funds deposit
ed with The division OF issue and re-
oeffption. and the enforcement OF the
remedies by this act provided.
section 20 contains the provision that
Hhe-lonrth of the reserve shall Ae
neld III coin, with the specific man
oale THAT nothing in this section ex-
cept as expressly provided shall be
me provisions or existing law govern
ing 'he maintenance of reserves"
Section 81 authorizes the establishment
OF banks with Il capital of $4,000 in
towns not exceeding 1000 inhabitants
and section rs declares that IT shall
ne lawful for any national banking as.
sociation TO establish branches under
such rules and regulations MS may he
prescribed l,y the comptroller of the
currency with the approval of the
secretary Of the Treasury"
Provision lis made for tho oniry ~
state banks Into the now svsiom
me House. Committee on RonI,Ing
and currency made arrangements 10.
oaE I" hear representatives of Tho In
u'afia poiis Monetary Commission IN
January 18th relative to The iii for
currency reform prepared by that hodv
mos" to appear Will be Judge I'D
munds, representing the commission
ana also representing the North and
EAST; Judge II. S. Taylor of Tcrrc
tiaute, Ind. representing the Middle
west; j. w. Fries. Of Salem. N. q
representing the gold Dcmoc,utjc senti'
ment OF the South, and ex-Sccretary
falrchild, OF New York.