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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-27

THE cutlery against trusts is more
distinguished as political than pa
triotic. European countries have
been progressive in possessing
trusts for fifteen years. English
law is the most liberal on trusts.
A trust is a combination OF corpora
tons and many include also individ-
ual capitalists IN one business COM
bination, co-partnership or corpora
ton. Like the individual capital
lst. corporation partnerships for
business trusts are used as invest
ments of capital for the purpose of
making income profits Oh the invest.
ment. In the promotion Of indus
tries and commerce, trusts are nat
urally right and constitutional. In
such cases the law should not inter.
fere with or limit the rights of the
citizen and should deal only with
the abuses OF trusts. Where trusts
accumulate and lock up commodi-
ties already existing or produced
such as al c indispensable to lite and
aiSC Liz plllCS VI lllC SdHIe dppNG
the prices of normal conditions oil
commerce, it is the duty Of the pco-
pie to consttutionaily make and
execute laws to protect themselves.
------
THE Pomona Grange OF New Cas-
tie county, thinks that there should
be some effort made to have the col
lecting of the county taxes so
amended that It will not cost the
county from 800 to $21, 900 per
year, equaling s per cent which is
paid for receiving the taxes IN rural
New Castle county, which added to
the rebate of 5 per cent. allowed,
makes only 81 cents on the $l00 the
county and hundreds receive for
payment of legitimate expenses.
The Grange thinks that the taxes
for county, poor and road purposes
could be collected and treasured tor
at least one-third of the present cost
for said service or for about $4,000
or $1,000 per year. They insist it is
costing the county entirely too much
to make the collections as they are
at the present time and have been
in force for years. They will ask
the next Legislature to repeal the
present manner Of making collcc-
tons and adopt a more simple and
less expensive methods.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Anything.

The embalmed beef that Johnny Bull has to eat in the Boer war is giving him the nightmares.
 The Yaqui Indians are still on the warpath around Ortiz, Mexico,
 Corn and potatoes are selling at twen ty-five cents bushel in Iowa.
 General Funston is hurrytng back to sec Aquinaldo moving his capital.
 There are one billion copper cents in circulation. And the Philadelphia mint is turning out 100000 new ones day to supply the demand.
 The noted evangelist Moody is hrok- en down in health.
 The Court of Claims is asked 10 a. ward S3S2, 900 to Dewey and his crew as bounty money for the Manila affair.
 The Socorro Chieftain announces, that Col. Walter G. Marmon, one of the best known men in central New Mexico, dIed at Ramah in western Va. Iencia county last Saturday. Col. Mar mon was for many years a resident oi the Indian Pueblo, Laguna.
 Vice President Hobart died, after a lingering illness, at S:30 o'clock, 2lst Of the present month, at his home in New Jersey.
 During the past fiscal year, there were 4,GO4 postmasters appointed, and 2,9S5 postoffices established. And L. 500 offices discontinued. The whole number of offices was 5,00. The spat between Russia and Japan IS declared off and there'll be no war.
 The safe in the Raton, New Mexico postoffice was damaged $65 worth by robbers on the night of the 10th inst.
 "Bronco Bill" was sentenced to life imprisonment at recent term ofcourt in Socorro, N. Mex.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Territorial News.

The Copper Queen Band is the pride and Joy of Bisbee.
 Peter k. Brady, ex- treasurer of Pinal county, was indicted upon the charge of embedding funds, by the grand jury at Florence.
 The university ofArizona is enjoying an unprecedented large attendance.
 The postmaster at Tucson advertises over 100 letters as uncalled for last week
 James Finley. popularly known as "Harshaw Jim". an Arizonian pioneer. died in Tucson Thursday evening aged 5 years.
 A delegation of White Mountain A raches will help along the entertain ment at tue Phoenix Carnival.
 There s big strike at the Bonanza mine. but it 5 wrong kind of strike,. a strike among the miners.
 The third annual exhibition of the Arizona Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Asso citation will be held in Phoenix during the Carnival. Every fowl fancier and lover of fried chicken should attend.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
4 Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of An me E. Springer, of 1l25 Howard st.. Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that Dr. King slew Discovery for Consump ton had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure-'it soon removed the pain in my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something can scarcely remember doing before. 1 feel like sounding it's praise throughout the Universe. So will every one who tries Dt. Klug's New Discovery for any trou- ble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price soc. and Si.00. Trial bottles free at St. Johns Drug Go; every bottle arapteed.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Faxes of 1893.

No56. Fractional South half of southwest quarter of section 2, township (, north range 3l cast 50 acres. former owner N. E Crossen charges 10.
 No. 92. North half and southeast quarter oi southwest quarter of section 13, township : north range 30 east, and northeast quarter O northwest quarter of section 24, township : north range 30 east, 16O. acres, former owner Herman Czech. charges $S.5j
 No. I09. East half of northeast quarter and east half of southeast quarter of section g, town ship 10, north range P east 16O acres, forme owner Nestor Jaramillo, charges $il.70
 No. I29. Lots and f. block 97, St, Johns, for mer owner Manuel Mestos charges s 70.
 No 179. Northwest quarter of northwest qua ter of section Il. township 10, north range ? east 40 acres former owner Jose J sanches charges 50.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25

vTTASTED--sEEvRAL BRIGHT AND HONEST
 w persons to represent us as Mana gers in this and close by counties. Sal ary $9OO year and expenses. Straight. bona-fide, no more, no less salary. Posi- tfon permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly office work conducted at home. Reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel- ope. TIE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. 3, Chicago.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
A Frightful Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by St. Johns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25

The St. Jonns Drug Co.,, guarantees every bottle of Che,nberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who IS not satisfied after using two. thirds Of the contents. This is the best remedy in the world for la grippe, conghs, colds, cronp and whoop ing couge and is pleasant and safe to to take. It prevents any tendency to cold to result in pneumonia.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
IN MEMORY OF EUGENE FIELD.

IN MEMORY OF EUGENE FIELD. Fades his calm face beyond our mor- tai ken,
 Lost in the light of Ioyelier realms above;
 He left sweet memories in the hearts of men
 And climbed to God on little chill dren's love. F. L. STANTON.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25

A blindness comes to me and then have # now It queer- your eyes but net your nose can't read because some of the letters blurred dark spots cover them 1t is very uncomfortable.
 know all about it it's DYSPEPSIA Take one of these; it will cure you in ten minutes.
 What is 1t
 A Ripans Tabuc.
  Son 10 r5cc Spruce csS.E
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Taxes of 1899.

No. 55 Ranch and improvements c st Las Tu $9.Io.
 NO. 72 Improvements on the Nutrioso at Round valley, former owner Leandro IarrIlia, chaiges SII..0
 No 74, Northwest quarter section 20, town hip Il, Ianse 2j east, iVO acres, former owner Louis Cnaves, cna, ges S1JSO.
 No sO toIty .cIes .. Walnut Grove and i'm proyenlents former owner Frareises Gsnria cnarg> s7O.
 No. si Lot 36, block l. CJncho, and improve meuts, former ownar Jose theodore GreGso cDa, ges S6i5.
 No. lI5. Ihirty-elght acres of land at Las Tuces anI improvements, folmcr owner Epa- ianio Jaramlla. clargvs S9 o2.
 No l22. North ktif of northwest quarter and north half of sou,h,est qaar.er section D, town sn Ip 10. range @, F acres :-ad improvements, former owner PepTS 5 Rraini.la. changes siS.oS.
 No l:3. East half of nor.h,a>t quarter and east half O. southeast qua.t.r, section ., town ship.lU. Iauge 3. 1Gu acreS, Iolmer owner, NeS- tor Jardm la, cnaIgeS Sl4 l5. No I2I Nor. q ha.f ot uoIthwest quarter, sec ton II, township Il, nor,h rause 70 east amd north half of northeast QuLr.er, SC lion l0 township II, north range 2S east, 100 ucrrs and lmpIovem former owner NJ Jaranil. a, charges S2l 5J.
 No I54 Improvements near EaSor, former owner ". r. Lytle, cnarge$ s1J.7j.
 No. I3j. House ahd lot ln San Pedro. former owner Juan A. I.eul, cbarges s4i5 1 No. Al. East nalf of northwest quarter, sec 1 ton zI, township $, range 2J 90 acres, formel owner Mar.ano Martinez, c,arges SlO 3O. l No, lo3. Southeast qnaIIe. oi oinultnwcst quar- ter section Il, township 10, range 2S east, 4 acres and improvements, fJrmrr. owner E.ifUn siO OiibareS charges Sv.e0.
 No 13J Lot :, block 70, St. Johns, forme owner unknown, charg.s $3 .l5.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Taxes of 1897.

No, 2. 49 acres of Ia in Ben Browns entry Imp and Per property. at Nutrioso former owner Geo Wilkins:'
 JNO. T. PATTERSON, Clerk.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Faxes of 1894.

No IS. Improvements at New Town, St. Johns former owner Manual Aragon, charges $5.75
 No 53 Improvements at Fl Tule, former owner Jose M. Greago. charges S4 5S
 No 55 Improvements at New Town. St Johns former owner Ambrosia Gonzales, charges s 40.
 No 6S Improvements on land, former own CT Jose M, Jar;millo charges $707,
 No. 94. Improvements at NutriOso, former owner Chester Paddock, charges SJ,50.
 No 94 Improvements on ranch netr St. Johns, former owner Jose Ant, Pena, charges SITS.
 No 1l5. Improvements at New Town. St. Johns, former owner Pablo Sedillio, charges s6 6O
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Taxe es of 1895.

No. l9 Lots and g. block 4. COncho and i'm provemens, former owner Cornelio Atenco charges $4 90.
 No fl Lot 8. block 25, and improvements at Nutrioso, former owner Mrs. E. Clark, charges s4S5
 No. Ss. House and lot in Concho, forne T owner Juan Romero, charges s2.70.
 No 96. Lots to 2, block 77, St. Johns, former owner Alex. Shreevc, charges s 63.
 No. 1G3 Eleven acres of 1Ind at Springer vile, former owner Jefferson Slade, charges s6.' 70 No 1l718. North half of southeast quarter o section 29; tow nship g, north range g east, q acres, former owner C. B. Thompson, charges $5.67.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
ST. JOHNS HERALD.

Battered in the Postofice at St. Johns as second
 class matter.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25

AAfHEN YOU are feeling tired and w out of sorts you will find Hoods Sarsaparllla will do you wonderful good. Be sure to GET HOODS.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
Faxes Of Is9I.

No. g. House at Las Tuces, former owntr Nicolas Chaves, charges 8 60. No g. Ranch vn lhs Little Colorado at Las Tuces, former owaer D1nIngo Carrilio, ch aIges $S7z.
 No 15 House and improvements east of N Baca' ;, Walnat Uro5e, tormer owner JUse Man uel chavez, charges 94.e4
 M iS Hoise and inproyem ,nts near Ci, ne ga, car Dchshce. former owner Sani E. bay charges $l7.31.
 No. 25. H use suo improvements Ut Coneho, former owner Louis Gonzales charges s4. S5.
 No. 9. II Iuse aud improvements St Walnut Grove, former owner Jose Maria Garcia, charges $yf0.
 No 2S. Forty Acres and improvements at Walnut Grove. former owner Fraacisro Garcia, hargSs sl2.7l.
 No. 2s. House and improvements at Fl Tule, former owner J. NJ, Gr.ego, charges s5li,
 No, 44 North half of northwest quarter of sectiou 14, township II, north of range 2S east, and north hal, of nIrtaeast quarter of section b, township Il, north uf range 2S east, lou s former owner M Jarsnilla. cnarses sIo,v0.
 No .5. House taree ini.es east oI s.. Johns lot :, bloci 23, former owner Loajlnio Mora, charges $5.o0.
 No. 5j. East half of northwest quarter of sec ion T, tJwdsn,p 5, n)r.h 0f rLnse Zy eass, SJ acres, former owner Mariano AArtin.z, cLarges ;SkO4},
The St. Johns herald., 1899-11-25
LIST OF PROPERTY
 HELD BY THE Territory of Arizona November i, 1899, By Fax Deed, and Situated in the County of Apache.

Tn compliance with Paragraph POD Of the Re- wis ed statutes of Arizona, the fUiloAi:.g e. bed Real Estite will be sold. at priyale sale at the o.ice of the Board of Supervisors, in the Court House at St. Johns, Aiizona:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
ETTCTED THE GERRY AGENT.
MAGISTRATE POOL. RETALLArEs BECAUSE A CASE
WAS NOT PROSECUTED.

MAGISTRATE pool. RETATIATES BECAUSE CASE
WAS NOT PROSECUTED.
When Magistrate Pool reached the Yorkvile Pc
lice Court yesterday morning he was accompanied
bv two locksmiths and a carpenter. and was under
great stress OF righteous Indignation. lie proceed
ed ut once 10 the room occupied by the Gerry 30
ciety agents and. with the aid of Adamsky' the
ianitor and James Dyer an assistant removed
all the furniture out OF the room into the hallway
Then he set the carpenter and locksmiths 70 WORK
The doors Of the ROOM four I'm number, were Sc
curey locked with now locks. and Magistrate POOL
placed the keys In the custody Of Adamsky and
ordered Adamsky under penalty Of heavy repre-
honslon 10 deliver the keys to ono without the
Magistrates consent.
A few minutes later Gerry Agent Dmond entered
the courtroom and went toward the room formerly
occupied by the society and turned the knob on the
door only to find II locked. He tried another door
1t would not open. He tried a third door, with the
same result. Going up to Adamsky, he ordered him
TO unlock the doors. The jantor referred him to
the Magistrate
MAGISTRATE Pool said. You cannot enter that
room The Gerry Society refused to prosecute
case here yesterday which ought to have been
prosecuted and the society is not entitled 10 the
- was ordered here this morning" replied Agent
Dlmond The Public Building and Supply Depart
meut has given the room to the society ana IL
strikes me that you have no authority In the mat
well see about that" replied the Magistrate.
and he thereupon called the first
Dlmond says that legal proceedings will be taken
10 Nsgstrat" Pool said he felt perfectly justified
in acting as he did lie said that the Laws of 1880
gave Police Magistrates jurisdiction he court
rooms and all rooms connecting with them I'm the
building and added that the Board AT meeting
last November had adopted resolution TO MAKE
alterations In certain courtrooms. He was acting
In accordance with those resolutions ne , said ana
otions were TO he made there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
FOR MISSISSIPPI RIVER W0pr
REPRESENTATIVE APPEAR BEFORE tn,
SPECIAL COMMISSION To ASK For
PORTIONS OF THE APPRO-
PRTATTON

The Mississippi River Commission met IN q.
Army Building yesterday morning n consider -.
claims n tho River Levee Sections for slotm.,..
Of the 25s3OOo available for improving dreds,-
and doing other channel work along he river
The Commission comprises tho following. L.
tonant-C'olonel Amos Sflckney. s.. Louis ara.
pres dent r. VI Harrod. civil engineer Nevo,
leans: Robert : Taylor Fort Wayne Ind MAJ.
Thomas II Hanbury. Engineer Corps S. Iou,.
Henry l.. Marindln. Geodetc Suryry Washlnr,a,
D. g.: J. A. Ockorson. civil engineer S. Ion,
and Captain Mason NJ Pa,rc. Engineer Corps =
Louis. secretary OF the Commission.
The session began At 1890 a. in The Boz,
room and the morning was given up to a QUA
hearing Representatives. appeared before n
Corpmission 70 explain the work done On the m.
in their respective SECTIONS and 10 give their ue.
on the work necessary IN the course ~ the va,
Tho president Of the Commission a. Colonel
cn,oi, n 1vbIeb.li ~ Ark,rsas CO.
J. & Connolly. OF Lake Village. Ark. appesrS
for the Desha and ChicOt County Boards. Tsy
reviewed the work dore 10 improve the MlssissIDi
River IN their section and told OF the need Of ~
pairing and strengthening ne levre They asks
that the Board allot 10 their district AZ large |,
sum Of money "a possible
Judge j. I. Moore and +. 9. Horner, Of Helen,
Ark appnared 10 advocate tho allotment "a ~.
White River section They asked tho commsss,
to allOt &iO0OD.
A'iotmenis were also asked for by J. " jan,
and Robert Somcrvie. Of Gresnyiile. Miss. Wa
represented the Lower Yszoo District
Major n. p Richardson. state Engineer a,
Louisiana. asked for the allotment for the LouIs.
lana District He told Of the need Of special No-,
along the banks Of the lower Mississippi and OF pa.
money the State has put INTO Improvements ind.
pendently Of me United States Government
Captaln Frederick Henry OF Arkansas. was pysa
ent 10 put I'm Arkansas claims A. The close n
the hearing Of the9e arguments the Commissioners
announced an executive session io consider Ia
allotments II was said that these would be e.,
10 the War Department in Washington beto,.
being made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
CONTRACTS FOR NEW SCHOOLS.
COMMISSIONERS TO ASK FINANCIAL RELIEF ro1
LOCAL. BOARDS or QUEENS AND RICHMOND.

COMMISSIONERS TO ASK FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR
LOCAL BOARDS or QUEENS AND RICHMOND.
The Finance Committee Of tho Board Of Fduca-
tion yesterday presented reports Al the session Of
the Board on the awarding OF tho contract for tho
erection Of Public School Building No 1O9 10 OK
tend from Nnery-ninth 10 One-hundTedth ST. he
tween Second and Third ayes. IN 2. T. Brennan.
for s2e3oc also for the erection OF Public School
Building 10 ~, 10 extend from No. l23 10 l25 At
tornoy-st. near Ryington-st.. to Luke A. Burke
for $4,000
Secretary Palmer announced that committee
composed OF Commissioners John r. Burke Yer
non NJ. Davis and J. J. Kitte had been appointed
to appear before the Legislative Committee and
endeavor TO seek financial relief for the School
Boards OF the boroughs Of Queens and Richmond
A resolution introduced by Commissioner Max
well TO transfer 5000 from the Committee on Sup
plies 10 tho Committee on Transportation to be
given 10 tho School Board Of the Borough Of Rich
mond FOR the purpose OF transporting the pupils
from their homes to the schools adopted. but
the vote was afferWard reconsidered and the reso-
ution was referred back to- the Finance Commit
tee so that the matter could be investigated. .
4 communication from the Secretary Of the
Brooklyn School Board stating that twenty-six
sites had been determined for school purposes
read aud ordered nled
The nomination of a. w. Ross Deputy Super
intendent OF School buildings for Brooklyn. at a
salary Of $500 year. was confirmed by the
Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
WILLIAM NOBLE 4 BANKRUPT.
ropNrR OWNER OF THE HOTELS GRENoBLE
AND EMPIRE FILES PETITION. WITH
LIABILITIES s1,o27 400 AND

William Noble. builder. Of No. 2SS Nesl r".!
ATHEIST and former owner Of the Hotel "reHoo'0
and the Hotel Empire. filed a petition IN pann-
runtcv YESTERDAY with total liabilities OF No@s'o'
and no assets or the liabilities $4,000 are secured
by bond and mortgage and s2l7i6o are unsecu'oD'
The secured creditors are: The Bank TOT SaN'"sS,
so7, ooo marriage on the Hotel Grenohe, value OF
security $4,000: Dime Savings Bank OF Broo KYLE
s4OOOO mortgage on Hotel Empire, value OF Socu'-
itv 100000 J. H. Browning. $1,000 mortgage on no
pork Row value Of security SS0c00 Mary r.
Briller SS5 600 mortgage on No. Park ROW. Nd'uo
Of security $4,000 James NJ Watson. trustee @'''V
mortgage on Menlo Park. y. J.. value OF security
en- ono. lanes NJ Bell or r Z. Schmidt. 5000 mort
eare on chattels at Fort William Henry Hotel,
value OF security 5000. Among the uDsecureu
creditors are. John Hall Browning SlS.o07 re- re-
ceivers Of the Murray Hill Bank SI 5tH1 "a o. ~
Carsfairs s. 5S3 Rosenquest CoNlhsi SsVS.
Dovale & Alden SO 900; 4. Lester Heyer $S5S., \.
Sehu'gi arnold 81 go; Knapp & Van Nostrand
6 S92; samuel b. Balloon, $4,000 y o Brien q , son
S3Gs, D. McElvary. 1926; United States NatloAa
Bank $4,000 the d. GREENE Coal company f
and II. r. Johnston. $500 There are I'o creoi'oIS
IN al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
MEDICAL COLLEGE, SUIT CoNTN.ED.
DIR. srIMsoN AND PROFESSOR wITTHAus ON
THE STAND.


THE STAND.
Tho hearing OF the suit brought by the Medical
College Laboratory OF the City Of New-York against
tho Nev-York University for the recovery or Ger
tain properties including the building and APP
nara,us I'm East Twentt-sixth-st.. valued at about
,oqo ooo which were conveyed by the Medical COL
Ieae 10 the university in the beginning OF 1881 was
continued Yesterday before Justice TruaX. II IS
asserted on behalf Of the Medical College that the
property was conveyed on account OF representa-
tions which II is alleged have not been carried out
DR. Louis A. Stimson was the first witness OK
smined on behalf OF the plaintiff yesterday. nc
said he recommended the appointment OF Henry
T. Dlmock and Charles L. Miller on account OF a
previous conversation with Chancellor MacCrackeh'
Both were placed on the new council.
DR. Stimson said that before the concentration
was adopted three plans had been proposed out
had proved unsatisfactory. Two OF them were un-
satisfactory to the Bellevue Finally conces-
sions we're made on both sides and the anna CANA
number of documents ana minutes OF the committee
which had charge OF the consolidation. ~
Late in the afternoon Professor Rudoiph WIKI
haIIs the chemical expert. on taking the stand,
said that he had been connected Win inc medlcli
department Of the university from ls'3. he denied
that he had ever asked Chancellor MacCrackeh 70
aiso said that he had taken no part IN the various
conferences as testified 20 by Dr. sumson. Pro
taken an active part In the consolidation or the
New-York AID Bellevue Hospital medical colleges:
The governing body Of the medical college or
the New-York University say with much earnest
ness and emphasis that any allegations on the
mart OF their opponents that the medical college ia
going 10 rack and ruin are wholly false lheY
ing They add that all the salaries have been
paid and all Just claims have been met
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
WHAT THEY CLAIM FOR THE BTLL.

The bill 10 amend the Election law prepared by
the city Club and introduced into the Legislature
by State Senator Elsberg Monday would make
terial change On the form Of official ballot
Tho names Of candidates. instead Of being printed
I'm party columns and repeated n nominated by
more than one party. would be printed in alpha
hecal order under the title Of tho Offices with the
party designations at the loft. 10 make only
ono long column Of names on the ballot. In voting
such ballot It would be necessary 70 obliterate
with an official stamp the white circle at the left
Of tho name OF each candidate voted FOR. II would
be possible vote for all the candidates OF one
party the ballot by making mark The men
81 the City club who are responsible for the bill
declare that It seeks to attain these ends.
Frst-To place all candidates for any office on
m equality 10 the printing OF their names on
the ballot
second-To simplify the ballot and to avoid un-
necessary repetitiOns upon IL.
Third-TO place all voters upon an equality In the
process OF voting
Fourth-To make the process or voting clear and
simple.
Flfth-To make the canvass ~ votes by election
officers easy. simple and certain.
SiXth-TO make the returns Of the election off,
simple and correct