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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Az arranged at the meeting held the
first day OF July last, council met al the
ball Of Fairmount Grange, Saturday, Oct.
2, 1890, Hon. J. II. Scott, presided.
The usual opening exercises were gone
through with, when roll call of delegates
showed the following oranges were rep.
resented: Charity, Fairmount, Grand
gent.
The question, "What effect has light
literature in tho home ON the character
Of our boys and girls" WAS taken up and
discussed ny Mosdames NJ. II. Shannon,
.om.ne, Mary Walker, w. u. Olin and
Lorpcr, and by the following gentIen en-
4. d. Hale. q. II. Walker, A. l.. Bridge.
Iarmer and w. B. Case. This question
was continued for fuller discussion at the
next meetin, which will be held with
Harmony grange, lst Saturday In Nov
cmber.
The dinner provided by tho ladies oi
FaiTmount grange wax greatly enjoyed
by all, being suberb, substantial and sat.
iBfylng.
Tho hall was beautifully decorated
with eyergreens and flowers, and the sec.
retary's desk was we'll laden with fine
display oi fruits and vegetables.
The afternoon session was opened with
n song rendered by Mrs. Luper. Mrs
5edgcwick and Mr. Holmes; then came
n solo aud encore by Master Palmer.
Questions selected for the next meet.
ing we're: iat. "should supervisors b,
clcted at the regular June elections. or al
special election IN early spring." Lead
ers, j. II. Scott, II. NJ. Palmer and a. l.
Rees. 2nd. "Wbat can the indiyldua
members OF the =. oil II. do 10 promote I
more friendly feeling among farmers
without ~ well within the grange, ane
thus build up a stronger brotherhoo /. ;
Leaders, Prof. Horner, Bert Luper ant
10. II. Walker.
Under good OF the order remarks wer,
made by Thos. Froman, II. NJ. Palmer
l u. LuPer. Q. l.. shaw, II. J. Reese, J
Glenn. O. l.. Rec. and A. i. Morris
Much enthusiasm was manifested, an,
steps taken 10 make the coming year
successful one for the grange intcreste.
There was good attendanc. and Fair
mount grange nobly d it's part in max
ing the meetings success; and the beau
tiinl autumn day was well spent ere ad
again. nc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The Fireman's Fund Insurance Com.
pany, the one California Concern IN the
local underwriters' field, has declared M
quarterly dividend oil 43, or at the rate
OF ~ . year. The par value Of its siock
about 1926.
AuWoodburn Friday evening Jeese
settlemier, jr., n 1t-year-oId boy, shot
Martin Forbes In the back with n 22.cal.
ibcr Marlin rife. It was done deliber-
atcly, as joke. Tie wound Is not re-
garded as dangerous. Odd kind Of q
Joke.
owners ol cement walks will confer
favor On Ex-councilman Frank Farrell II
they will not make their walks quite 70
slippery, else he will be obliged 70 take
70 The streets until his game leg gets
well, or until he succeeds IN trading his
crippled lint for Nick SpreDger's best
one, negotiations for which are pending.
The Pacific coast has one thing which
baB obtained national reputation and
deeervedly 30. That is the California
syrup o. Figs. Starting on this coast
~ sale has spread over the entire world.
| The newspapers have done much 10
assist IN this, but IL Ii fact that the
splendid quality ol the medicine itself IA
what has made iLs popularity remain, a
medicine recommendedI by physician
and used BY well people ~ we'll as by
sick people.
Yesterdays Northwest Herald has a
picture Of Hon. Delazon Smith, al
foundeF Of the ALBANY DgMocGAr In 1862
Mr.. T. Howard yesterday while riding
his bicycle along the CaIapooia grade
took bad tumble, considerably bruIs.
ing him.
William Stone, Of Clackamas county
recently saw Portland for the first time
IN ioTty years, though residing almost 4
stones throwsfrom II.
The new A. o. U. w. building IL near
ly completed and is receiving many com
pllments. The hall will be the larges
10 the city and one Of the finest in th
valley. The building will be dedicate'
in week or two.
AZ meeting OF the members OF tn
Albany bar last Saturday evening l.
Finn, w. X. Bilyeu and J. J. Whitne,
were appointed committee to prepar
suitable resolutions upon the death {
Judge Powell, for nearly fort- years a
honored member OF the Linn county bal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
The MOrmons.


From the Salem journal.
Elders j. b. Stoney and Geo. Brunt.
OF the church OF Jesus Chriet Latter Day
Saints, went to Albany today, where they
will hold meetings this week. Geo. @.
Peck. President OF the Salem conference,
has been released and returned to his
home at GENTLE Valley, Idaho Two
elders are worsing at Dallas, z. D. Ben.
net and Loren l. Taylor Elders Ezra T !.
Campbell and Peter Neleou are working
in Clackamas county, at Oregon City. A
conference 10 to be held at Salem the
latter part OF October, when the Presi-
dent Of the Northwest, F. ). BromwelI,
OF Parker, Idaho. will be here. He has
under his direction about $50 elders in
four states, Washington, Oregon, Mon.
tana and Idaho. At the Salem confer
ence several apostles of the church may
be present.
This looks as If they were working for
q foot hold in Oregon, but they certainly
will not get much Of one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
About a Bridge.

The Linn county court does not in.
tend to spend any more OF the peoples
money on the stsyfon bridge than the
situation calls for. There having been
considerable controversy between the
courts Of Marion and Linn county owe,
the matter we give the order OF the Linn
county court In fu'1:
The communication from the Marion
county court, requesting this court TO
loIn them IN retih1berinR the entire
structure known as The gtayton bridge.
ngether with the report OF commission
OF viewers selected by said court, coming
on IoI nearing at this time and alter due
consideration OF eaid request and report
W viewer, and after special and care
Iul examination OF said bridge by every
member oi thIe court, together with the
ass'stance OF Mr.. frank Miller, Of AL.
Dany' an expert in bridge construction.
VINO gave each timber close and criti-
cal examination. which examination re
seaied 70 this court and Mr.. Miller noth-
ing indicating serious decay OF any OF
said tlmbere, indicating any possible
danger 10 public travel or to salety OF
SAID structure, save and except one tim.
Der known as the Southeast main brace
Of The main span OF said bridge, whscb
brace Is found TO bs de ;ayed and mashed
mp or inches on the end tnat rests on
ahos at top Of the pier. This brace il
very detective, and this court has repeat.
sdiy requested the Marion county court
to Join US In replacing the defective brace
with new one, but have been met with
refusal OF each request And IL furth-
or appearing from the report Of the above
named commission OF viewers that this Y
estimated the cost OF repairs on said
bridge TO be IS $50. And il further he
ing not the policy or rractlce or thi.
court TO e1pend $3.50 or any other such
sum exsrasagently, useleesly or without
reason. Therefore 1t is considered, or.
dered and scjudged by this court that WI
will not appropriate $3.50 or any othe
sum Whatsoever TO the repairing OF tn
stayton bridge.at this time, save and ex
cePt The sum necessary to assist in re
I placing the end brace to main epan here
! toiore referred to, and again, we espec
laily request the Honorable Mario
County Court to join with us in this lat
Ter necessary repairs, that the safety Q
the structure and pubic travel may b
preserved and that copy OF this orde
be filed Immediately with the Count
CLERK OF Marion county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Two Days Races.

Albany Sill have a miniature state fair
next Friday and Saturday according to
some bills circulated.
On Friday there will be trot best two
in three betweeh John Doe and Richard
Roe, two fast trotters and interspersed
running match between Bill Royce's
horse OF Lebanon, Brandon's OF Plain.
view and Groves OF Albany.
On Saturday there will be a running
match between 2oyce's horse, Rich
ardson's Pat Murphy and Millsr's and
"other races toe numerous to mention, ("
The admission will be Is cent?. Ladies
,ree.
II the management wish to have our
citizens interested in fast horses attend
they wall hav. the running contests
come of without such jockeying as was
done at Lebanon, recently.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Crook County.
From the Journal.

From the Journal.
J. NJ. Montgomcrv's home circle was
rounded out 70 full dozen OF children
last Sunday evening by the arrival Of
twin baby boys.
Mr. n. Gulliiord sold this week 10
Jean DAWN, Of Paulina all his land near
Paulina, amounting 10 $40 acres for a
consideration u 1880.
Mr.. X. u. Fortncr returned Saturday
from Pendleton where he delivered his
sheep consisting oi 1900 yearlings and
dry ewes. 300 lambs and $500 breeding
ewes which he sold 10 James Wright. OF
North Yakima. The priccs were 800
ioT lambs and $3.50 for the others.
Wright Immediately resold the lambs
delivered on the cars al 42.05.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Mrs DIR Davis 10 IN Harrisburg on
iew days WRIT.
Pention Com missioner II. Clay Eyans
has been in Portland.
A new divorce suit is that OF Lizzie Z.
somers against John NJ. Somers. Cause
desertion.
X. A. Hyde, OF Idaho, is In the city on
visit with his brother II. X. Hyde. lie
has recently been in Alaska.
J. l.. Bickett..and O. E. Robinson, rus
tiers for the RIO Grande and Western
Railroad, have been in the city.
Architect Burgraff went to Salem yes
terday and from there to Portland today
TO attend the grand lodge of X ofP.
Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Crowder, of Alb
any, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mn.
VIM. ii. WEIGH on Winter street.-Sa.
lem Statesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, of Joplin, No.,
who have been in the city several months
the guests OF Mr.. Robert Veal and fam
lily left this noon for home.
Born, in Minneapolis, Nina, October
2, 1899, to the wife Of L. g Hulin, q 8.
pound con. Mother and child doing we'll
and Lester 10 happy papa.-Guard.
Ju0ge Chenowith is critically i'll at
bic home Ia Kings Valley. Mrs. ]. ID.
Wells, q daughter, was sum moued by
messenger Wednesday nisht.-Times.
J. NJ. Garrison, the pioneer writing
master, who has been giving writing les
sons up and down the valleys OF Oregon
for at least thirty years, has been in the
city.
Mines. HYDE, Hardman, Haieht,
Hochstedler, Curl, Kelly, Hogue Conn,
McOlain, Richards aud Miss O.Ra Hewitt
are attending the grand lodge OF Rath-
hone Sisters, in session in Portland this
week
Mr.. Fred Jacks, son OF County Treas
urer JACKIE, mem ber Of the company at
Fort Candy, and Miss Mary Hilma
Waters were married in Portland ye,-
terday.
Mark Z. Carey, oil Johannesburg,
South Africa, who was recently in A..
'bany or his way to his former home at
Prineyille on a visit, has started back on
his long journey TO his home in the
Transvaal.
L. II. McMahan, OF Salem, year or
two ago sued the Canadian Pacific K. R.
Go. for $652 S. on advertising. Nonsuit
was granted yesterday In the circuit
court at Salem. This is as the OEMocRAT
anticipated when tho suit was brought.
Mrs. j. F. Aftermath arrived from al
bany, Oregon, Monday. Mr.. Aftermath
IS the new and courteous salesman in
the Up. .to-date store. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
termatt will keep house in Mrs. Lar
aSay's residence. - Oentralis, wash,
News.
The many friends Of ex-Gov. Whit
eaker will be cory TO learn that he has
experienced five addition strokes OF par
Olysis during the past few days Up to
that time he was al lie to come down
town, and converse InteliGently, Ihough
with an effort, but now be has Inurely
lost the uee of speech.-Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

II was reported that Lin Tong, the
Chinese druggist. had officiated In the
case Of q child birth at Mrs. Terhune's
wherein the child was found 10 b bad
ly cut, withou. Incense for practicing
The deputy district attorney investigat-
cd the matter and failed 10 find evidence
10 justify an arrest. As nearly as can
be learned the cuts on the child's head
were made by pair OF shears In the
hands OF woman and not by Lin Tong
who denies having attended ~ the case
professionally, though II is possible he
was at thu house. He says he advised
them to get DR.. Hill 10 attend TO the
matter. The child 10 reported to be
doing we'll.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

soME MrRovEaESn.--Seve improve
menis are. being made out around the
depot part of the city. A side track Ia
being built in front OF the regular track
just north OF the depot, In order 10 ac-
commodate the many passenger trains
that frequently congregate here at the
same time. On the other side the @ K T.
have begun arrangements for the erect
lon oi a fine freight depot in place OF the
cd one. The new building will be
placed on the north side o. the track at
more convenient place for drays.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Mr.. W. 81 Warner, who recentlv sold


Mr.. W. 81 Warner, who recentlv sold
his Cloverdale property, has bought a
ninety-seven acre farm near Independ-
ence upon whicn he has been residing
for week or two. He was in the city
yesterday and reports that he is well
satisfied with his new location This
leaves Albany with only one W. H..
Warner.
Another Oregon boy has met with
success as an artist. Frank Bowers for
merly OF Marion county. and q student
OF Homer Davenport. after being on the
Examiner and New York Journal is now
the sketch artist OF the Indiana polls
News. Yesterday Miss Carrie Anderson,
OF Howell Prairie, left Salem for Indian
apolis to join her fortunes with the
young artist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
Lebanon.

rom .he Z. A.:
October 9th, Iast Friday, was the tif-
tieth anniversary OF DR.. Sk'pwvrth in
the ministry, snd the event was appro.
priately celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Moran will move
from Salem to Lebanon this week. They
will occupy their residence in the north
eastern part OF town.
F. u. Hickok. formerly agent for the
s. p. Co., at this place ,is now located at
Cucharas, Colorado, in the employ OF Il Q
Denver and Rio GTande Railroad Co.
n. D. Keefhaver ami family arrived
here SUNDAY from Missouri. He is a
brother OF Mrs. ] r. Morris and Mrs. j.
Stewart. He has rented jos. kaebler's g
farm and has taken possession OF the
same.
Mr.. Garland, upon his return, Iounj
awaiting him a very elegant ses Of The
Lives OF the Chief Justices OF England" {"
. present from his brother, the editor Of
the American and English Encyclo edia
OF Law.
+ E. A'drich was given farewell re-
cept.on by the Young people of the Pres
byterian church. Friday evening, at the
residence of DR.. Davenport. A large
number Of his friends were present and
q pleasant time was bad. Light refresh
menta were served. Mr.. Aldrich left
SATURDAY evening for Winnepago City,
Minn., his old home, where he intends
to reside.
A representative OF the telephone
company was talking to our business
men a few days ago about establishing q
local telephone system in this place. He
received good deal of encouragement,
and will talk to the company in favor Of
the scheme. He will also recommend
that the line be extended TO the smaller
towns OF this section, with the central
office at this place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

One OF the plans under consideration
for the entertainment OF the Washington
boys at the seattle reception Is TO give
them . smoker. All kinds of edibles
and drlnkables will be served, but no in
toxicants. General Charles King, CAPT
ain Coghlan, governor, senators and rep
resentatives will be present at the ban
quet, and other men famous iol their
after dinner speeches. 1t will be model
cd after the smoker given to the sailors
ol the Olympia in New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
New Patents.

wv Chamberlain, Dallas, o., burial
vault; T erosion, Hoquiam, Wash, ro-
tary engine; G Davies, Seattle, Wash,
bicycle; A Given, Ellensburg, Wash, 10.
comotive; G NJ Pomeroy, Wash, land
scrauet; w Pettijohn and ] Glenn,
Mon,esAno, Wash, sad iron; A Tremb-
lay, Arcadia, Ore, rail-jolnt; G D Will
son, Pomeroy, Wash, horse power; G
Carve, Seattle, Wash, thawing hood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Miss Anthony, residing across the riv-
er, had a runaway experience this iore-
noon. She was attending to her horse
IN the rear OF Sternberg's store, when
the animal took It into his head to leave
and did 70, running away, smashing the
buggy seriously.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

1t had to be something, and this time
il was heavy fog. Therefore the race
announced to take pace between the
Shamrock and the Columbia today did
not take place. From Thur the boats are
to trv every day, In the meantime the
public Is getting decidedly weary, New
York city though is in clover. The
crowds are being kept there as long as
pos ossible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The big Prinevllle races began last
Saturday. A race meeting in that city
is generally fast affair. Prineville
though is a different city from what it
was twenty years ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
TUESDAY.
Go Ahead, Mr.. Reed.

Astoria News, Oct. z:
Fish Commissioner Reed made an 10.
speclion Of the fish ladder at the William
cite Falls yesterday. He is OF The opin.
ion that with the expenditure Of about
$500 the ashway can be made to serve
the puTpofe for which it Was built
more effectively. However. nothing
IN the way Of improvement will
be done until the condition O. the ap-
preparation 10 that end, made sew.
era. years ago Is ascertained. No work
will likely be done on the ladder this
fall. Only a small az, ount Of the money
appropriated by the state toward the
construction of the Willamette falls lad.
der has yet been expended An exaw.
ination Of the ladder shows thA. at pTss-
ent there Is not enough water coming
over the ladder 10 allow salmon TO as
cend, bat since Uhinooks are not running
nov Il makes little difference. some
blasting will have 10 be done In one or
two OF the rock benches 90 that the rests
Tor the salmon may be broken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The price OF salmon has again been adj
vanced at Astoria.
Lee Campbell, mail clerk on the
Woodburn-NAtron railroad, writes that
he is entirely well OF tho vail > ,ooid with
which he was afflicted at Woodburn
He reported for duty, but the train men
refused to take the train out with him
abosrd. Superintendent Fields in
formed them that he would :fill their
places with men who would, but Mr..
Campbell thought best, under the cir
cumsiances, to postpone going on his
run Tor few days.-Eugene Guard.
The freight tariff between Tie Dalles
and PrinevilIe has bton reduced to 2
cents pound.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

M UIICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned Administratnr Of
the esta OF Of Gova ) stayton. deceased,
mas filed in 4 e county court Of Linn c0un--
ty, Oregon. his final account in said estate,
and that MCnayy, Nov. o. 1899, as-a0Ha.s
N. has been set by said court "a tie iim8
for hearing o. lss lions 10 said report, and
for he settlement thereof.
HENRY LYoxs, Admir-.
J J. WHITNEY. Airy Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
MARRIED.

BUCHANAN-WEDDLE.-On Sunday,
Oct. s, 1899, at the residence of Mr..
Powell, in Lebanon, by Rev. Gould,
Mr.. William G.. Buchanan and Miss
Cora Weddle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

]. K. Davis, who recently returned to
Albany from California and eastern Orc
gon, has opened fish and poultry and
game shop on First street opposite
beams.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

Gomey Williams, a Sweet Home idiot,
about thirty-five years Of age, was
brought to Albany this moring, declared
insane and was taken to the asylum by
Sheriff Munkers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The South Dakotans will pass through
Albany sometime tomorrow morning, at
what hour Is not yet known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

The daylight excursion to Portland
from Ashland yesterday was great sue
cess. When the train reached Albany
there were eight or nine cars filled. Here
the live patty was joined by over thirty
of our prominent citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

20, 900 pounds Of hops were sold al
Woodburn last Saturday for 10 cents O
pound.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

yer cloth. inches long very fun sweep lnen upper
full Upper and large storn cellar oeAut
fully trimmed with black Baltie seal fart upper eAp
trimmed with three and collar with two rows q
nne mshAIr braid; cloth button ornaments. Ih eaPs
taller made throshout and equal 20 eapes theL sen
SEARS, ROEBuCK g. CO.. CHICAGO
5bssrs ResSask @. are thoF0aEhy relahe-EditoEsl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13

In THE CIRcUIT CJURT OF THE STATE on
OREGON FOR LINN COUNTY.
Denartmank M
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-07

posting $l3.75; Nov. Is. LOpinion Pub
nque, advertising, "a. Nov. 1S Battery
3 band, music at rally $40; Nov. 10.
worcester Evening Gazette, advertise
ing ~; Nov. IL, Telegram Newspaper
company advertising, $4025; Nov. 10.
!, CHARLES Hamilton, printing and ban
ners $3.50; Nov. 13 c. S. Yeaw. 73
lunches for election day, $36 50; Nov. 10,
worcester Consolidated Street Rail-
way, tickets. S50.4O; Nov. 10, c. c. Full
er, badges $780, Nov. 10, George E..
tiske, rubber stamps, $2.40; Nov 10,
Putnam & Davis, hektograph $3.50;
Nov, IL, Worcester Daily Spy company,
advertising, $17; Nov. IA, Gilbert G. Da-
Wis, printing, $42.25; Nov. II, H. S.
Hastings, expenses and hire of extra
clerical work, 1884; Nov 16, Worces-
ter County Mechanics association, Me-
chanics and Washburn halls and coat
room, $50; Nov, II, J. B. Trombley, car
riage. s.; Nov II, A. c. RioI carriages,
S2l; Nov. II, ]. Hapgood, carriage, S.;
Nov. II, A. H. Henry, carriages, $42
Nov. II, Harrington & Bro, carriages,
$50; Nov. II, George p Kendrick car
riages, $32 Nov. II, Wor & Suburban
Street railway, tickets, $475; Nov. II,
]. S. Wesby & Sons, bookbinding and
check list mount, $10.25; Nov. II, Smith
Premier Typewriter Co., typewriter
supplies, S2.2S; Nov. II, E. A. Partridge,
services as typewriter, $50; Nov. II,
Leon Rice Partridge, for payment of
janitor, IS; Nov q, Charles H. Hill
dreth, Cd. carriages, $40; Nov. %, C. A.
Burrill, carriage, So; Nov %, John H.
Hedlund, carriage, S.; Nov. %, R. c..
Taylor rent for six months, to July 1st,
$3.50; Nov 20, Worcester Daily Spy Co.,
advertising $7.75; Nov. "a, New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Co., tele-
phones, $7O.45: Nov. 27, H. S. Hastings,
salary, SIS; Nov. 20, H. P. Gleason, car
riage, So. Total, $1751.81.
Total receipts, $176O.92; expenditures,
$1751.S1. Cash on hand, S9,11.
The receipts and expenditures of
the socialist-labor party follow:
DINCINIIrG