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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
LANGsTAFF-KELLY CONTEST.
The Witnesses Whose Testimony
Was Heard Yesterday.

The following witnesses were heard
in the Langstaff- Kelly election contest
yesterday:
Madison township-Enos Swartz, w
w. Yeager, George Dings, w. II.
Swartz, Samuel Bird, David Biesecker
William Bird, Friend Depew, John F.
Sayer, NJ. G. Silfee, William II. Rey-
nolds. jr., Eugene Dings, c. ]. Noak
II. w. Swartz, J. II. Bennett, Reuben
Noak, j. w. Yeager, f. L. Hornbaker,
John Edwards, S. NJ. Travis, Alonson
Depew, William Biesecker, Daniel ].
Clouse, Silas Depuy.
eenfield-Lafayette Lee, Herbert
l.. Arnold, Elmer Arnold, Henry Tay-
lor, y. w. Williams, j. w. Cure.
Throop-Thomas j. Evans, John H
Lord.
Covington-S. p. Williams.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
NEMESIS OF THE DUST FIEND,

Written for The Tribune.
There's o rising Indignation 'mongst the
the women of this town
From gentle little Mrs. Smith to naughty
Mrs. Brown:
'Tis not the servant questions they are
wrestling with now,
But something quite as vexing I'm sure
you will allow.
My lady dons her new spring suit her
hat and shoes so reat.
From crown of head to sole of foot her
outfits quite complete;
Her tailor made's" the latest cut she
knows this very we'll
And as she sails along the street, she's
sure she locks quite swell.
But alas! alas how soon, our human
joys are crushed;
She comes in contact with the streets
that all the day are brushed.
Clouds of dust are in the air; it fills her
mouth and eyes:
She cannot get away from II no matter
how she tries.
The freshness Of her new spring gown is
gone. 1t is a sight!
And her erstwhile happy, smiling face
becomes as black as night
The mayor and the councils still are very
wide at sea
About the Barber asphalt pave they
never will agree.
Meanwhile, the streets are full OF holes,
they really can't be flushed,
And so 20 welter in this dust 1t seems we
always must.
Oh Mayor Moir! Oh, Mayor Moir! We
here appeal to thee,
From this distressing state of things to
quickly set us free!
If not, the women of this town should
rise up in their might,
And. demand that all this filth and dirt
be cleaned up in the night;
| And if these just demands are not at
| tended TO.
| They should organize a street brigade and
show men what TO do.
Yes, and how TO do 1t, too. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
CASES HEARD In
COMMON PLEAS
CLARK REPLEvIN CASE ON
TRIAL ALL DAY.

Plaintiff Was on the Stand for the
Greater Part of the Time-Water-
field Case Given to the Jury-A
Verdict Not Yet Reported-Tres-
pass Suit Against the N. Y, o. &
w. r. r. Co. Verdict Returned in
Favor of Fred Webb in His Suit
Against Bulls Head Company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
Covington-S. p. Williams.

Mr.. John Bevins, editor of the Press,
Anthon, Iowa, says: Il have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in my family for fif-
teen years, have recommended it to
hundreds of others, and have never
known it to fail in a single instance.
For sale by all druggists; Matthew
Bros. wholesale and retail agents. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
Mems Shoes.

Mems Fine Vici Kid, coin and
plain toe, Goodyear welt, patent
tip, worth $500, our special
offer only $I.0S, all sizes 5 to II.
Mems Fine Vici Kid and Rus
sia Calf, hand seWed, made to
sell at $500 and $500; our
special offer only $2.os.
Mems Patent Leather Hand
sewed Shoes, lace and button,
the newest toe, worth ST. 90 and
$500, at S2.OS.
Mems Tan Shoes at oSc, $I.7o.
SI.40 and SI.oS, all sizes and
widths.
Mems low shoes at oSc, SI.20,
$I,4o and SI.oS, tan and black.
Mems Heavy Working Shoes
at 0Sc and SI.20.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-07
Case of Compulsion.

"Cholly and Miss Flyppe are INSOFAR
able. They are two souls with but q
single thought"
"She has the thought. then. He isn't
capable of it."-Chicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
THE LArE SISTER WELLER.


The late sister Elizabeth McEiroy
Weller. whose funeral was held on
Friday. was born IN Lancaster county
Pa. January 20. 1919. She was the
daughter of James and Sarah wlshard
MoElroy when quite young girl she
heard the Gospel preached, and re-
csiYrd. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the opposition
~ family and friends. She left an. ana
moved 10 Suuvoo. where the saints
were then gathering. Nt the time 81 the
exodus she went with the saints 10
Winter Quarters, where she was
married to Charles Foster. ~ ISIS
she came 20 Utah IN liiehpp Edward
liuntgr'H company Her husband ar
forwards npoHtatiEsd and went 20 tal-
ifurnin; she declined TO Ep Win him.
and later they wur. separated by 81
ynrre. She afterwards became the vito
Of the late bishop Jacob Weller. she
was made president NJ the Third ward
Relief gociaty at the time ~ ltH organ
lzatlnn In iscs. aud held the position %
.ss time ~ her death She was fAlths
fui a. her trust ~ i.ntter.dny saint
both IN her private iifo and IN her pub.
Dc services. and passed away hnnored
and believed Ny all who knew her she
leaves two dnughtcr1. fourteen grand
children. and thrCc grrhisErandchll-
drun There was large attendance ht
the funeral. where the speakers we're
niahop Thomas Maycock. Aunt Iina
u. ~. Young, Hiu. OPP samuel W"olley,
Elder John Henry smith. and Elder
Joseph y. Taylor. The prayer nt the
grave was offered by Elder Joseph +.
Taylor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
SECOND WARD NOTES.

on Sunday morning tho Huperintend-
ENJOY on tho Second ward Sunday school
completed the reorganization u officers
pnd teachers Tor the school The follow.
ing were SUSTAINED In the positions
named; Peter J. Peterson. secretary.
Hannah Olsen, corresponding score
tHry, John SuinHbury, librarian, r.
hnHneit, assistant Librarian NJ. liver.
ron, treasurer Herbert a. White. mus
lcnl director Ernest ;. Penrosei organ
lsti Anna Splrrs, assistant urganlst,
There has been q marked Increase In
tho attendance NJ the school recently.
An excellent entertainment win be
given In the meeting house next Friday
evening, Tor the purpose NJ defraying
the expenses uf the electric lights. etc.
u " under the charge OF the young
ladies' and gentlemen OF tho NJ 1. A.
~ the ward, The program comprises
some OF the best talent OF the city.
Elders baker af American Fork aud
hrnWN N HantHville are laboring
among the people Of the ward IN the
interest uf Mutual Improvement nRso-
Citations, There has been an Increase
IN the attendance OF the young men at
NJ, T. A, meetings since the advent OF
the missionaries.
sister Faith Lovosey, one OF the
faithful teachers In the Second ward
Sabbath school. To very m with pneu-
lnonia' 1t Is hoped that she VIII soon
recover ~ ;. y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
BALLOT FOR
U. S. SENATOR.
First Vote viii Be Taken at 2iSO
p. m. Tomorrow.
AN UNOFFICIAL FORECAST.
How the Dintrcnt MEMBER. are Is-
pected To- Vote on the First
Dsy OF the contest

Tho nrst ballot sor United state
Henator will occur at $50 y. m. ,o-
morrow. each branch VI the legislature
meeting separately 10 Indicate its
choice at that timo. In that connection
It n interesting 10 know Just about how
the members will signify their prefcr-
cnce for successor TO the Ron. Frank
J. Cannon.
with view ~ securing Information
NJ nearly definitely as pus1iblo ~ the
subject the News" today made careful
inquiry ut the camps ~ the ,nrouu
candidates and presents the following
unofficial forecast aa to how the hut
vote viii probably stand.
For Alder Howclls.
Harris. IlolmFrccn. Miller. Muidock
caillrter. Christensen. Crosby. g. p
Richards. Robinson. soronsen, Taylor.
Melch--it
For Klng.-Iiarden Bcnniuu. Cannon,
Robinson. Tanner. Thomas iirtfs.
Greenwood, Hansen. Larsen. - Sell,
Parry. Hedd. Robertson, Wheeler Full
mer-is
For Mccune-Chamhcfr. Evans.
smoot. Wright. Hcbrr nennlon. BY
water clyde, Cumming. Farr liurnc,
Mansfield. McQuarric. shepard ~.
For Cannon ltierel. ahurtui. iisam-
well. n. J. Harris. iyrfn. law. snhth- Z.
For puwerH-A, Ncbekcr ". q. Neb-
sker. Rldeout. COOK. Forman. i.arish,
Jncknon-5.
For Rlehards-pccry, whitney. rish-
or. LLOYD
Dark Royinnce-i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
UTAH POULTRY SHOW.


The twelfth annual poultry show
N the Utah Poultry association
VIII be held Mt No. 2g5 south Eat Tenn
Pie street IN this city. beginning at y
o'clock noon. on Tuesday the i'th inst
Nr. Walter l.. Price Of the Utah Poul-
ny company. said 60 new Reporter
this afternoon that there was Nrehtef
interest being manifested this year
than ever before. There VIII BE- double
the usual amount ~ pfizeF offered ihiH
year. besides many special premiums
Mr.. Price said that one NJ the main
objects ~ this show wus 90 create an
intcfrat amonr tho farmers % Vtah To
raise poultry Not over half enough was
crown fn the state ~ supply the De.
mAnd. This winter three carloads %
dressed turkeys were shipped w, which
should have been grown in the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.

After the many friends OF Elder
iIcber Davis had done honor to him
last week by meeting at his home IN
the sixteenth ward ~ sunday schopl
clnrs and ward tenchera' surprise par
ties there wna none the los interest
taken on Thursdny evening when the
npacious meeting house WAS nlled COM
pioteiy with friends and loved ones To
nrnln cheer the soul mud gladden. the
heart 81 one 30 soon TO set fnil over the
briny deep. to assist In the great har-
vest ~ human souls Again on FRI
day night there was pleasant as
seuhlaae. this one being family
gathering Tables were spread with the
best ~ carth'a eatnbles. Decorations
~ rmiiaN and coronation In rich pro-
fusion. gave every one who entered the
ruirit ~ the hour. on Saturday.
Elder Davis left Tor the mission neid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Legislative Member. Want .. sei,i. s.ns
tsrship tortsst Noou.

The senatorial question was tho alb
sorblng topic ~ discussion among the
legislative members today. There was
also considerable mor activity ON the
part ~ the majority than on any pre-
viour day since the opening 81 the r.a-
sion.
Everything now points 10 Demo.
cratic caucus at an early date nr Will
h. seen BY the following petition which
was circulated among the members OF
both branches ~ the Legislature and
numcrouriy signed this afternoon
'The undersigned members of the
Senate and House ~ Representative 80.
Of the Third i.sEirlaturr 81 the State
of Utah, elected by the Democratic
party. believe that said party. having n
majority OF members OF both houses u
said Legislature. should dcclae by tho
wisdom % n majority NJ It's party mein-
hers In tho Legislature IN caucus, whn
should be the United States senator
from this State. to succeed the Hon w.
J. Cannon, In tho United ftates R-nnts
before voting un such question IN tho
Legislature. January 18th. 1873"
The call was subsequently nmrndel
90 AZ 10 provide Tor a caucus on We'd
n.sdny evening, providing a senator Il
not elected before that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
syowsLIDE IN COTTONWOOD.

The electric power plant In Blg cot
tnnwood had their supply or water
shut on early this morning. 70 that for
some hours they were unable to fur
nish electric current to this city. About
"a. IN. the canyon stream failed. the
cause being q Glide several miles far
Their up the canyon than the electric
power plants. Men were nont up 60
ascertain and remedy the trouble. but
tho water burst iia way through, ana
By or $50 everything was going
smoothly again. The street car com
pnny had u use steam till IN. Utah
Power company'H plant rot Ia opera
tinn after the short delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
moIsr rnnrrrpiNa..
Lrgisiatar. Decline. To- uo un Juuksi 10
beaver nsiirnsd uiii Passed

The House met shortly after O'Clock
thia afternoon ~ members present ~
roll cnii excepting Mcaart Richards.
who is detained % home on account
~ serious sickness ln his family, Lloyd,
who b. nt smlthncll performing the ~
duty ~ hufynf hi father. unmwcll.
who " 40 and Crosby WIN wnr attend
inF tho funerHi " n friend.
The nrat bushes presented WIS tho
dorIln1tl0n uf the Legislature Co nc-
rHrf Hu invitation ~ ~ on u iunkrt-
iun tour tn Denver a. attend the &a.
iiuunl St0ckrrpwerH' Convention and
the appointment ~ committee 10 no
Try the officials of that convention TO
that eject
rho committee on railroads offered n
substitute Tor ~ ~ 80 w. BY Jackson.
which parsed By unanimous vote.
SALARY DEFICIENCY.
A communication was received from
State Auditor Richards ana vforrcd 10
committee on appropriations
n called attention 90 matter In
which all the counties N the state ore
directly Interested. being deficiency
IN the appropriation for the haf-rai-
aries of the attorney. treasurer and AZ
SCISSOR In each county for the years 1875
d amounting 90 q sum approaching So
0oa which should BE- met before the
general appropriations, M these uc-
counts were long past due.
nESSfoN TRIES AGAIN.
nennion NJ Salt Lake. who introduced
n Joint resolution In the House two
years agu. which was defeated at the
inrt cle, ton providing Tor an amend.
msnt 10 Tho State Constitution 90 that
schools IN cities 81 the firrt aud second
classes should not be- conducted Hepar-
ate from tho county schools. tried his
hand at the same proposition this nf-
ternuon. The resolution wns referred
To- the committee ON education.
STILL ANOTHER
sorcnrcn of sanpcte introduced H. J..
n. No, 2, providing an amendment 60
section 2. article 9, of the Constitution
~ follows;
~. Il resolved and enacted by the
Legislature of tho state ~ Utah two-
third ~ III the members concufirng.
"sec The following proposition
/ a. amend the Constitution ~ the State
~ Utah " hereby submitted 20 the
qualified electors of tho State Tor their
approval or diaapprnvai. namely;
That section 2, article y, % the Con
atiuition of tho state ~ Utah shall b.
| amended to read a. follows
section 3.-Negular sessions ~ the
Legislature shall h. held blennlaiiy ut
the seat 81 government ana except
the fourth session thereof. shall be-
/ Rin on the third Monday of January
next after the election NJ the members
OF the House 81 Representative"
a number ~ bills were introduced
one ~ them 10 prohibit persons under
twonty-one yenra ~ age from amukinG
] cigarettes. Another provided Tor n
| nix months course M the Agricultural
] college Tor the benefit 81 farmers sons
iu relation tn the time thu nrrt vote
/ Tor United states Senator should b.
! taken. $50 y. M. tomorrow was thf
hour agreed upon. This hour was
/ adopted by the House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
VOTING FOR U. S. SENATOR
Legislature viii Take frs, Ballot al 2i3O pm
tuesday.
work. Performed b, ,h. Law makers
To-day Plenty ct uiii. n.ing
Introduced.


The Senate convened at .. IN.
Senator Wright was absent on ur-
count OF sickness. and Senators Ride
out and Taunor. did not respond AZ the
IOll call
The committee on contingent ex-
penrrs reported recommending that
the hill FOR the regular ana contingent
ekpennsH Of tho Legislature 90 o.. in
BE- passed, Thf hlil WuH placed uu ale
for Hrroud reading
The committee uu railroads reported
4. H. 30. o. by Nrhekor. AN act tu pro.
vide for the formation vi railruad eur
puruunnH, etc, with the recommends
ton that q Substitute be- passed and
that ;. u, 40. : b. rejected The SUBJ
rtitutc . n No. 10 entitled uu act
t0 amend Heetiun tii, phaprr =. title M.
revised statutes ~ 1885 providing Tor
the formation ana powers ~ railroad
corporations.
Evans Introduced :. n. 80. 8. This
WAS Intended 90 cover tho whole matter
o. railroad corporations IL IL ouutlrd
an act To provide Tor tho formation uf
railroad corporations. etc. defining the
rights. powers responsibilities. uahill-
ties and duties ~ such corporations.
=, u, No. ., also introduced by Evans,
In entitled an act IN prohibit persons
under the age ~ y years from smok,
ing ana requiring officers 10 arrest per
sons found guilty thereof. Referred Ga
committee ON judiciary.
FIRST BlI.L PASSED.
II. Il. 10, approprlating $4,000, or "A
much thereof ns may be- necessary Tor
the payment Of tho expenses ~ the
present session OF the LEGISLATURE. was
read the second ana the third time, nm.
der suspension Of the rules. and
passed, nll present voting aye,
A communication from the state au'
ditor was read, calling attention 20 III,
fact that there WAS deficiency In IN,
appropriation for the half salaries o
the attorney treasurer ana Assessor n
each county Tor the years 1897 ana 1895
amounting 10 a sum approaching i-O,'
100000, which should he mot before M
usual time In the session for making
such appropriations. Referred 1,
committee ON appropriations.
A communication from the Utah His
toricM society was read, inviting th'
members u the Legislature 10 atten,
the session tonight at 1880 IN the Tenn
pleton lecture room, Laid ON the ia
bie.
A commui iCntiOn from the House wal
read. STATING that the House had paHHot
II. u. No. A.. by Jackson. providing fol
formation and powers OF railroad cor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

Tor the Utah a Pacific. II VIII be useu
A. carry water out on the line TO
places whore none Is to be found.
The work Of track laying is siill going
on and will be pushed through TO state
line as quickly A. possible, Ia.,ss
the service ~ excellent and Tor as
young lire the business has been
fine
The Oregon short Line ~ renninE ~.
man and Idaho. Tne folders are very
neatly got up. and cannot fail 70 attract
The attention ~ the eastern formers
'rbe Tftrh folder Is finely Illustrated ana
gives n great amount NJ useful infor-
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The second annual meeting ~ the
stale Historical society VIII be held ~
1850 ,hia q ruinE IN the lecture room of
tho 'remplcloi building, The program
consists Of thl following;
Music. Nucni and Instrumental. Mrs
nruv1ing und Mr. cinwann,
Address hy Gov. Wells.
Addrvfa, "fhe culture Value OF HIS
tory" by Mlb upper Maynard.
Address. "rhe Prehistoric Races OF
tho Suuth. tst" hy Don Mcguire.
Address. The Material OF History
by Or. j, .. Talmuge,
AdlrasH mud report OF President 4
-, iiirhafds
Election uf officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
HOWE FRoN lIoNoLrLu.

Richard s. wright n s'ol. willard
Younr's Third United states Volunteer
Engineers. arrived from Honolulu this
morning. 'pick" was seriously III with
fe,cr when In Hawaii. beng laid np
Tor six weeks On account Of MS hl,k-
mss he was honorabiy discharged. Tvs
health " greatly improved. though ne
o. set FAR from being thoroughly Well
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
BOISE BUSINESS TO-DAY.


Special to the "Ncwa"
Boise. Idaho. Jan. 1.-THE house had
passed ia9 bills whom Il adjourned az
noon today and the senate b. passing
them ~ last ~ they are being trans
United 10 TINT body
senator Watts, Democrat. introduced
a Joint memorial this morning. asking
Congress o. PASS n BIN providing Tor
the free ana unlimited coinage ~ silver
az "a ratio eft ~ to I. n ~ hard telling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

uilst ini Icrity will take on the measure.
but from Ti,sent indications II T. likely
"a BE- defeated on the grounds that the
present ifnreuerDus condition Of me
country docs not Justify the interfering
with tho financial policy OF the admin
istratiOn.
Governor steunenberg. Attorney Gen'
crnl Hays, and Secretary 81 state fnt-
RE. Ion last evening FOR Albion 10 listen
10 "Diamondneld Jack" Dnvis'a stale.
mcnt regarding the murder NJ the two
shecphordcrs. Tor which crime h. " 70
De- hanged on the first Of the coming
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
PROTEST ~ MINORITY.
Republican. Of ~. ifoa.- Want Further
Nscognlfl ~.

on the adjournment OF the House this
Afternoon. a protest from the Republic
an members was presented 10 Speaker
toylance. complaining nt tho rrpresen.
tation allowed Republicans on commit.
tees. and Suggesting the naming ~ nn
additional Republican On the following
committees Asrlcultur. and Irrigation,
claims AMI public accounts, elections,
education ana art. iiHh und game fees
corporations. mines aud mining Fed
crai relations, railroads aud common
carriers, and revenues and approprla-
uouH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16

coast. not word has yet been r,.
cclvcd regarding the fate of the yacht
Paul Jones.
Louis Henry nouiellc. father OF Hop
rcHrutativo liOutcllo OF IllinOla died NJ
Wellington today OF heart trouble
after an illness ~ about ten days.
Funeral services will be- held tomorrow
aud the body then VIII be taken 60
Evanston. H., for inicrmcnt
Special TO the News from Washing
ton says a. the request OF senator
rnirhnnk. the secretary OF the trnnH.
ury has ordered the cutter Nirona a
Mobile to go To sea Immediately iu
search ~ the yacht Paul ionta,
thought 10 b, IN distress between New
orleans and Pennacola, Fla.
pave sfuaprat on the lfitts end T.
II. Dick OF Tnhlaqunh. l. r. prominent
cherokooH. left here for Washington
today intent on sceing President Me
sluigy aud entering "A protest against
the ratification 81 the treaty entered
into Saturday last by the government
rommislnon and the Nations comnla.
sion diasoiying tribal relations
Sine snnia 10 conductors running
on the Western. Now Mexico ana lu1
grande divisions have been discharged
for using the short fare system An
iny.stigatinn ~ IN progress today amt
mon. DISCHARGES viii probably follow.
Tho investigation i1 In the hands "
di,ision yuperintendentH Dyer AMI
Hurley. n N believed here that the
loss 60 the company II considerable.
Ftakin stove. known a half centu.
~ nuo az Lille" stowe. " dead, hF"i
NJ YEAR,. lie owned one of the nrfi
travelling clrcuHcr In the United stntca
ii. nmnHsed a fortune IN the business
Int lost the bulk of u In the panic ui
is5f The remains will b. taken from
Fort Wayne Ind. TO waur"on' ONO
Tor interncnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-16
MEErlNG AT pENvEn

From the iiuure Communication
WIS received stating that iieprcrania'
ilvrH fidyr. Robinson sud Mansfield.
had been appointed ns % committee. 20
act with similar committee ~ the
Senate. 10 formulate an answer 90 the
Invitation from the national lave stUck
nssuclauun in attend ~ meeting IN
Denver unvt week
Alder. Wright and Evans were ap.
POINTED as the committee