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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Z R& A. NJ, Eagle River Lodge meets evrey
second and fourth Tuesday at their hall
over Dickinson Il Cooks store. Visititing
brothers cordially invited.
JAS OBERH0LTZER, w. NJ. 0. B, Moon, Sec.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Our underwear is a good thing
to have "next to you" It is SC
warm, comfortable and econOn1i-
cal. We have the BEST, look us
over.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

AN w. A. Eagle Waters amp. No. $50
I'VE Meets every Friday q t Jones Hall
Visiting neighbOrs are cordially invi
ad
b. f. Jones. v. Able ST. Louis Clerk
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15


Mr.. DeForest Hyde. one o:
Appleton's foremost bushes S
men, was in town to-day for g
few hours.
The attention of our readers
is called to the advertisement OF
Carter & Emmons in another
column which will be worth your
while to read.
Charley Slattery came down
rom the State Line Saturday
night and spent Sunday with his
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Kyes,
leave Wednesday for Me1ri |,
10 attend the wedding Of Mr..
Keyes' brother. Before their re-
t IN they will visit Wausau.
Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre, left
Tuesday for Wausau, to visit her
mother, from there she will 60
Oshkosh, Tuesday, to be present
when Fred has a surgical opera
ton performed on his side.
1t dulls the scythe of Father
Time, drives away wrinkles OF
approaching old age-the elixir
of life, that puts hope in the hui
man heart Rocky Mountain
Tea, For sale at drug store.
Charley We1smer, book-keep-
eft for the mill at the State Line,
in town over night Fri
day, on his way to Appleton,
where he will visit his parents
for q week.
Frank Carley, of the Lake
side farm was in town Friday,
hireing men to work in the
woods. He is logging on his
own account having between
100000 to 100000 to put in,
Miss Anna Jefres, of Wau-
pacca, a niece of Mrs. DR.. San
born, arrived in town Thursday,
and will assist in the post-oflce
The young lady will be quite an
acquisition to Eagle River society
Harry Jones has taking a
logging contract of 3O0,O0Ofrom
Woodruff & Mcclure of Three
Lakes. He left Thursday morn :
ing with his teams and a crew OF
men to commence operations.
During the balance of the winter
his livery stable will be closed.
The next club dance will be
held at the skating rink, Friday
night, Jan, 10th, to which all are
ordially invited. Music will be
furnished by the Eagle River
Ouartette. Refreshments will be
served to those who desire chem
Dance will commence at 8 o'clock
sharp. Tickets can be had at
Franks barber shop ard
at the door.
An exchange, whose editor
seems to know what he is talk
ing about, remarks: "a man who
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

o. [ F.-EagIe River Lodge No. 100.
Nee rs every Monday evening at their hall
over Beardsey drug store. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited.
MART EERZEL, Sec. NJ. (. SANBORN. y. &
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15


Our lady says "Your Califor-
MIA canned fruits are the finest
we ever ate" They are also the
best that money can buy.
Extra fancy apples per can loo
/" =" Crawford peaches 18c
a" " Apricots.........,.,.. 18c
e 8 Bartlett Cal pears 18c
Eureka early June peas. 10c
Arion Corn............ 10c
/" Tomatoes ............... 1Oc
Standard " ................ &c
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15
FLOUR, FEED, ETC.

Our Amigo best patent flour is
better than the most so called,
high-priced fancy patent flour.
The price is lots cheaper too.
Look at these:
Amigo best Patent, per
barrel lots.................... 5 4 20
Amigo best Patent, per
so ID sack...............~ / 10
Faultless Kaukauna -four
so Id sack..................... / 10
Feed A No. 1, half corn,
half oats, per hundred soc
Oats per Observation-Disclosures. 35c
Bran and middl1ngs per
hundred .................... SOC
Hay No. l Timothy per
tOn.................... 10 w
1t will be higher.
Don't forget those genuine all
wool Kersey Pants for So 90.
They are cheaper than you can
buy them in Chicago.
The above is but a few of our
many bargains. Our store is
full of them, better call and look
them over
Carter &ssEmmons,
LEADERS IN
Good Goods QDd Low Prices.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

1t dulls the scythe Of Father
Time, drives away wrinkles of
approaching old age-the elixir
of life, that puts hope in the hui
man heart Rocky Mountain
Tea, For sale at drug store.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Charley We1smer, book-keep-
er for the mill at the State Line,
stopped in town over night Fri
day, on his way to Appleton,
where he will visit his parents
for a week.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kyes,
leave Wednesday for Merrill,
70 attend the wedding Of Mr..
Keyes' brother. Before their re-
t IN they will visit Wausau.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Mr.. DeForest Hyde, one of
Appleton's foremost business
men, was in town to-day for a
few hours.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre, left
Tuesday for Wausau, to visit her
mother, from there she will go
Oshkosh, Tuesday, to be present
when Fred has a surgical opera
ton performed on his side.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Charley Slattery came down
rom the State Line Saturday
night and spent Sunday with his
his family.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

The attention of our readers
is called to the advertisement OF
Carter & Emmons in another
column which will be worth your
while to read.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Frank Carley, of the Lake
side farm was in town Friday,
hireing men to work in the
woods. He is logging on his
own account having between
100000 to 400 900 to put in.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Locals. 8 cents per line for each insertion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-15

Miss Anna Jefres, of Wau-
pacca, niece of Mrs. DR.. San
born, arrived in town Thursday,
and will assist in the post-ofice.
The young lady will be quite an
acquisition to Eagle River society
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
IN COMMITTEE.
Honse Judiclarr No. 1.

Aus.in, Texas. Fcbruary 12.-House
jUllciary commlttee No tonight or
derea an unfsrorable report Oh Poseiis
bill to tax mortgages, nrtes aud other
contracts steureI BY lien oil real estate
and proyidiug the mode Cor the loyy, as
se5llng and coilectnS taxes thereon.
The committee then .oak up the Green
waod lbei rl Mr. Greenwood. its
au.hcr explained that Il publisher. on
bis attention being called TO an erronos
Gus putlica,isr. failed to make retrae-
ten malice would be presumed but where
the publisher made the proper aInends
as requri1 b. the law IL ebol De tlben
mo consideration In the trial Of a libel
couEe. lie argued that under the pre-
yailiag law an irresponsible publication
whlch night de,ame the dnsd could not
he reash2d, even undsr Che heading OF
crimisal libel He ccnteaded that under
the common law a person could nor be
erminaly punched i0r defamation of the
dead. The law he had prepared was
cquiabie and Just 10 the press and 10 the
public alike. The people we're entitled
TO a law dehrdng what Il libelous and
specifying what shah be regarded as priv
ilegei ns..e- lie hsi endsnyosed 10
cover all features in the bill. bot would
be petfeet,y sstisned " ihe COMMITTEES
should adopt substitute hill lie failed
70 Fse how. under the provisions o. the
ccnSa pion guaisnieei1s free speech
and a Tree press, the courte could have
rendfisd the deeisipus on libel which had
come down and were eonSiierei as the
law on Inc subjea lie FaId the press.
which wes responsible aud 70, execution
pyosf vas entitled 70 raliet lie smoke
/ OF 3 uaHeF which had came before The
Legislature had never been printed by
\ he resg nsihlo paper because Of icsr Of
/ beng muleied ia damlgF for lihei and
said the public vas et,itled 70 be IN
pos ssion o. such news
4 sf friuess rlis on Inc same st,slee,
VAS TAKEN np. NJ Prince said hls hii
i aii NO define libel 4 simply put .
lBevtpsper on The ssnt basis IS = erin.
insI before the bar, the defendant could
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
fMANDAMUSGRANTE
(,,v # State Must Register the Bonds
M Of the G., h. and n.
the PAYMENT OF ANY FEE
..,on in work Performed for
-, n public and for n Private
,-a,xiduaI Or Corporation.

\, Texas, February 1.-THE su-
court this morning granted per-
q, writ Of mandamus in Galveston.
Il, and Northern Railway Company
I Il Hardy. secretary of state. In
- he relator is a. railroad corpor-
ooerating line of road within the
1. Having prepared for issue GER
..,,,s Of bonds Of $1,000 each. It caused
Z Ne presented to and approved by
| .,,,road commission. Fifty oil such
J, wsrr thereuron presented to the
L.,.s,ut as secretary of state with the
~ ina, he register them in his Of
"a endorse them as the statute re-
= The secretary thereupon demanded
Il Ii for each bond, and the relator
3s,,os to pay he refused to accede TO
,s,ussts Suit was brought to compel
,,ristrat,ou OF the bonds without the
n,at q any fee. 1t was contended by
b.adeui that the endorsement which he
',,rst.ry Of state is required by article
A Il ths Revised Statutes to place upon
-s.d bonds presented for registration
certificate within the meaning of tho
! ,or which fee OF 81 must be charged
|,,osiaed in article 2i39 OF the Revised
kmlss
IN court did not doubt that the en-
lament which the secretary Is required
|ph,. upon bonds is certificate within
| sflct legal definition of that terni,
| doabted whether the Legislature under
IN that 10 requiring such Endorsement
~ prosiding for certificate for which
N should be charged.
Il noted also. IN the opinion of the
n. that the act in force when the pres
| Inv requiring a fee Of 81 for such GER
|rs-e was passed only required a cettifi-
4 when arpled for. while the require-
|ry 81 article ASSN and 45S4i are i'm
| IA hy the State. no. in the interest cf
1 r,Irpad companies. but In that OF the
Biz Since the law imposed all addt-
haI burden upon these corporations. the
kkhmre, may have considered 1t III
kilsble 10 make them pay for the work.
! all events there is broad distinction
Rrsen official labor performed at The
fsnee Of the State for the public bene-
/ snd such work performed for a person
bis own private account. Opinion by
III Justice Gaines.
DE following proceedings were had III
supreme court today.
Fortified question answered: Interna
BEL and Great Northern Railroad Com
By ct al VS.. W. Z. Best ct al: Dallas
|aty.
Reversed and remanded; Elenora Conn
josephine Hagan ct al; Dallas county,
affirmed: j 5. Wilcox ct al w. FiIsl
tIonal bank OF Austin; Archer county
3rrit Of error dismissed: r. f. Blair vs..
Pie Banton ct al; Bexar county.
RWsmPcry writ of mandamus awarded
2sHton, Houston and Northern Railroad
3npany VS.. d. II. Hardy, secretary OF
he
fsuses submitted: r. ]. Gardener W
| B. Griffith ct al; Nacogdoches county,
q Aifeck ct al VS.. Mrs. F. Wangemann
ftrsrix; Washington county.
Notion to dismiss writ OF error ovei
~: Elenora Conn VS.. Josephine Hagar
|sli Dallas county.
ttion for rehearlng submitted: Gal
fion, Harrisburg and San Antonio Ratl-
n Company vs.. Solomon Jackson; Bexai
hrty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
JUDGE M'LEAN WILL NOT RUN
ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS NO GU
BERNAT0RIAL AMBITIONS.
Can Not Consent to Head Any oppo-
sition TO Governor ssyers--iins
Been Urged to Do So.

Fort Worth, Texas, February l2.---Hon,
w. P. Mclean, through his son, Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Jeif Mclean, today
denied the statement published in South
Texas that be was a candidate for gov
ernor in opposition TO Governor Savers
Further than that. Judge Mclean had
never made any announcement that he
would be in the race for governor. strong
pressure has been brought to bear to
induce him to come out for the place,
but thus far the Judge has turned down
all such overtures
There Is probably no more prominent
democrat in the State than Judge Mclean.
He defeated Hon. Dave Culterson the
first time he ran for congress in the
Third district, was once a member OF the
Texas railway commission aud served a.
district judge in an East Texas district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
Richmond News Notes.

Richmond, Texas, February ia large
crowd OF Richmondites attended cake
walk at the court house yesterday evening,
given for the benefit of the Ladies Gem
fury association. The success Of the
evenings entertainment is due to the
untiring efforts of Mr.. VIII McFarIane.
Mr.. Dave McElwee, prominent planter
OF Fulshear. was doing business in Rich
mond Saturday.
Mr. Orr Rowland. prominent business
man of Guy, Texas was on the streets
yesterday.
Mr. j. NJ Blakely and Hines Muldrew,
planters from Crabb. We're in the city
yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BILL
ARGUMENTS or TRAINMEN Are
NOT Ar ALL IMPRESSIVE.
Legislators Inclined TO Believe the
Operation az the Trains Ii OF
Benefit 90 the Public.

Austin, Texas, February 12.-rhere Is
an active lobby here insisting on law to
prohibit The employment OF doube-head-
ers in railway service. The trainmen say
that the practice Of drawing heavy trains
with two engines a. tandem is Extra hsz-
ardous and results In th1ir crews being
overtsxed and worked overtime.
The proposition as presented by the
trainmen naturally has great many
friends ana at Arst looked as II st would
receive legislative favor. But in this as
In other things the legislator has shown
disposition TO Investigate before COM
hitting himself finally and It now looks
as IL the anti-doubie- header movement
might meet with a fatal collision.
4 A prominent member OF the house, who
has a decided leaning towards railway
( tranmen. said TO The Post correspondent
/ that statistics. 80 far as obtainable fron
accident companies carrying risks on EN-
! ployes engaged Ia operating double head
ers. wherever In vogue, did not support
the statement that there was In them any
element or reason for extra hazard. ON
/ the contrary. this member argued statistics
show clearly that the percentage of hazard
I is reduced in the ratio OF decreased trains
and decreased operatives. When askea az
to the trainmen's argument that double.
/ headers resulted In overtime aud oyerwork
\ 10 their crews this same member an
swered; ~ regret for the friends Of this
anti-donblo- header crusade that their po-
sltion even IN that respect Is not tenabie
for these reasons. A hundred mile rtln 81
ten hours IS a trainman's day; n be makes
that hundred miles IN any number Of hours
Z less than ten hts compensation romatns
tho ssms.
m by arcsont or delays az fneeting
points hc g said Out over the Limit of ten
hours for every hour thereafter he Is cred-
7 red with run Of ten mues or ore tenth
o. ten-hour day so that every hour 81
overtime IL worth jaef ~ much as shy
one hour Of ten hours would be Or 10 tss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
EIGHT MEN ARE UNDER ARREST
IN CONNECTION WITH THE LNNcH-
ING Or PETER sWEENX.
steycdorcs-sherin In Acting
on Suspicion.

Beaumont Texas. February 12.-shenff
7. II. Lsngham. With posse Of elk depu-
ties. returned to Port Arthur this morn
ing to make a further investigation into
the lynching of Peter sweeny Sunday
morning They came back on the S;ta
O'Clock Southern Pacific train this ever
ing having six men as prisoners. TIE
men are all stevedores or cotton tanners
and are suspected of being implicated in
the lynchiug. There are now eight men
in Jail pending investigation of the lyneh
ing by the grand jury, which has been
ordered to reconvene tomorrow morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

nleaa trn4b and r,.,too was no, nr,sumes
No harden ~ nroof - maare hcinv on
ma nla5N4isr " DstahlIehlns Aawaoss
,rt,,ai as,,a.a. n,,,s ainn,sS b,,, 49,
~ t,,'a,ses ,,,lS 49, ~, ,,,,,,se,ea -,
49,, ~ ,,,S NJ W. t,,, ,.o.,s,.,1 .h.,t
tso y ~ ~ n.1iitp w NJ iS4as,el 49,
W. ~ tH'n - V9Vunsi1 , 80 SO -
~ ~, ~ -. $500 - fs,tai
1lis OF ~ repu'SVi0s ul ~ Anep'e'
auS u9sn ~ fVVuNcl puulat. ueiiaSV "
tuust We proven lnAt t9e puuiiV>'soh WYE
made Win malice. On proof OF mahce
me paepth can fscover noun ACTUAL anu
punltory damages and even " tho puhil.
cation Is true plaintiff can recover actual
damages and danaSea FOR mortal anguish.
Mr.. Wooten said that there Was No
trouble in dealing with the responsible
and reputable press but all papers were
not removable. lilo said The Stnto was
without any law on libel except the com
mon law and judicial dee'elons handod
down, lie said tho law should be framed
along the lines laid down In the criminal
/ law The newspapers should not be al
I lowed to publish matters rejecting on me
! private doings Of individuals, hut should
/ be permitted TO publish iudical proceed
1 ings aud ncws OF that character lie taV-
ored statute defining clearly what ~
/ privileged matter and what Is malice.
( Nh. II, NJ, Johnston, president Of inc
{ Houston PrintiuB company addressed thV
committee, He said the responsible news
papers would gladly haze The legislature
enact statute In conformity TO a stature
quoted BY Judge Wright from Fourth
Massachusetts which defined libel as a
malicious publication which mpliEnod the
living or the dead He'intormed the COM
mitteo that SO Tar not a single libel suit
had grown out Of an editorial expression
but had been caused by errors in the news
departments, II WIS easy to prove malice
( In editorial expression because the editor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
vrcroHrA LOCALS.
city Has n Population OF $500 ana an
Additional 1900 in suburbs.

Victoria, Texas, February l2.--Mcssrs.
scollard and Thorlas. who were granted
tho privilege by the city council recently
Of numbering the houses, and OF putting
mp proper street signs. have competed
thcir work. that also embraces q census
Of the city, according TO which Victoria
has 5000 inhabitants within the corporate
limits which are one mile squarei II IS
conservatively estimated that there arc
fully 1900 To the adjacent suburbs which
population close to the 1000 mark. 1t is
believed that the next official census will
give the city this population. The gentle
men Will issue a city directory when their
work Is fully completed.
The funeral OF Hre. Jessie McCuteheon
Fly. wiia Of County Judge Ben w. Fly,
took place yesterday at $780,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

The first thing coming before the house
this morning was resolution By Monroe,
Looney. oliver Bean, Liysey, Greenwood,
Derden, Ratciiff, Terrell, Barrett and
Prince, as follows:
Resolved, That rule Is be SO sns-
pended that debate by any member
on all questions arising on articles
5O49 to Joss. inclusive. be limited 70
two minutes or each question as It
ariaes.
The resolution went over until tomorrow,
subdivision 40. taxing cotton-hnyers $40
for the state and s. to the county. was
adopted.
Subdivision Il. taxing hide buyers $40
and subdivision AZ, taxing sewing machine
dealers s25. was passed.
subdivision IS. taxing sewingmaehins
peddlers 500. Was taken up. Whele.
moved 10 amend BY mskius the tax $40
Powell and Bsrro,i Ipovsd 70 substitHt'
by striking out $40 ans fixing the Tax a.
S35 10 esfb county. Lost
The hour cf 10 having arrived ihs fps'
cisI order. nerdens amendmspt 10 sub
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13

total OF ten. Overtime is, therefore, proas
table TO trainmen and almost without ex.
cepuon they would rather havo Il than
DOT
Thinking that this member was too
technical and knew too much. the corre-
apondent hunted up an old member from
the rural districts and asked him what he
knew about double headers lie sald ne
couldn't see that IL was any more % the
legislatures business TO say that rail-
road should not pull big load with two
engines than aBv to teamster that he
should not use two mulee 70 pull a heavy
load IN order 10 dispense with one driver.
He said further that II the railroads were
denied the right TO pull freight trains With
two engines, thereby dispensing with two
brakeman aud one conductor. no could not
zee why The legislature should not permit
railroad employees 90 say 10 their man
ayers that they should have train crow
10 ovory fifteen cars or for any number
they might decide upoh
Ii tho railroads reduced tie expense az
operation by reducing employees without
injury to The public service and without
increasing acclden,s IL became question
OF economic management on the part Of
the railroads OF which the public would
become the beneficiary and one that ought
10 lie taken out OF p0litics and encouraged,
declared still another member
Meantime tho trajnmer fight against
statistics ON their proposition OF extra
hazard from the deuble-hoader practice
and stronuously deny that they DO not op-
pose the double header because Il cutn
three OF their number Of the pay roll
/ Both sides claim the vantage ground ia
the field OF argument, but where II Will
Qnd nobody knows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
AFTERNOON SESSION

When the house met at ? O'Clock Decker
moved to suspend pending business and
take % senate land OIL Jones moved
that the land bill be made the special order
Tor 10 O'Clock Thursday morning. Lost
becker's motion 70 suspend pending busi-
ness and take the bills up at once was also
lost cup moved 10 suspend pendins
business and set senate bill No. for to-,
morrow inorains at 80 o'clock. Lost.
Wooten offered a resolution TO create a
new section. IS ca. taxing all retail ice
dealers s. regardless OF tho population OF
! the town. Lost.
Subdivision 49, taxing dealers In or
manufacturers OF Ice, was taken up. wool
en- moved 20 strike out dealers so as TO
I include only manufacturers.
Chllds Offered a substitute 10 apply 10
persons who are Wholesale dealers selling
| Imported or homemade ice to the trade 10
be SOLD again or who are engaged In manu-
featuring ice Adopted.
siount and Chambers moved TO amend
By inserting a subdivision taxing travelling
agents selling tombstones $40. Adopted
subdivision 20. taxing grain elevators as
/ follows, was taken up tA.l For each
elevator with storage capacity OF Sa00
bushels or less s25; OBJ 10000 bushels and
1 less than $50 900 bushels. $50.
Wheles offered an amendment as fol-
I iopE: % elevators having storage caPae-
/ ify 90 $4,000 bushels $40. fBl i0Q1D and
! less than $50. 0oo. SIS: 90 $4,000 bushels
OF more. $50. idopiee.
subdivision = taxing phonoeraph eShi-
hiiiors so adopted.
Subdivision ~ faeinE kaleidoscope. Vita
sscopee. etc. So adopted
Subdivision %. taxing panofsmas o
view rhnas $40 adorfef
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-13
Bee County penocrnt..

seeville, Texas, February 11.--At a
meeting Of the democratic executive COM
mittee Of Bee county, held here yesterday,
1t was decided to postpone the matter az
to whether or net the party will make
county nominations for a few weeks until
the people can have sufficient time 10 dis
cuss the matter through the newspapers
and among themselves. County nomIna-
tions have never been made in this count:
us it has never been deemed necessary for
political reasons. as the county has always
been overwhclminsl, democratic.