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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-11

Mr.. Henry Sales and wife,, of Merlin,
Ontario, who have spent the summer in
the valley visiting relatives, left for
their home in Canada yesterday. having
spent a very pleasant time in Montana.
and state that We're they younger in
years Montana would be their choice for
a home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
|UIPUCYIONS FOR SUGAR
MEY CULYURE UNDER IRRIGATION.
SOIL.

SOIL.
-. ,.,,r go on poor land with your beet crop.
a, Io,p,. new land should not be- selected. as II
'.,r, 1t ,huuld have been at least two years under
" 4, of vital Importance ms II improves the beet
1-,,r,y The manure should be put on the land IN
.. i,on, winter In: In ease Of necessity the
T., |. hs ,pglns before spring plowins. Inc manure IN
80 and must bc spread the ground evenly
~ " " -, .,,uDI which has either gravel Or hard pan
go. rb,. f.,n, the surface subsol; never plan,
d ~ arc sandy enough TO blow
/ -, rI for b,rts the year. It should be broken
~. ,sI r.pcarily narrowed and cultivated. then re-
n, to ruelyr Inches deep The root. thus left on the
- az. s,i fertilizer for the beet crop Of the next
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
IRRIGATION.


Iehi Utah. which
Valley
the local territory.
IRRIGATION PRIOR TO PLANTING.
on o he spring pIowed land
sufficient (which
shallow inches should be made the
General) implement
inches bottom left
plowcd the spring the
frosts $ out o available.
while
as n o all possible land.
FALL
the in i
plowins,
permit going with field
to
good in way entirely
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01

has
level and hn". which il o
Hight
Inches This
inch a will
sandy soil which other
a- wou urc The minaiIo
is
J.
II h Of the soil which the seed
Embedded II
n
III. n GU
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
Sil.OlNI.

to
woud drccom the
bc
all hc
by November al the should
q
10
sio.
.
thrown piles advisable
handling
middle marked
pull the
of the knife and throw
length
depending
each plc for ventilation becs will
after snong
II Is generally Of
in
inches Of from
wi bestke he o the
covering in the end will inches Of
O.
remaining piles with stalks
As
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01

circulation and the plants will have be-
nvench hos
cuiyator only
this
the single plants This hocng should b. three inches deci.
similar land
should depth without nuns oos.nlng
field
hnai and o the crop
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
HARVESTING.

harvesting aud generally which
a
topped
haych shed ,heIrot her farmw work
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
cULTivATlNO.


the field the light harrow n. . only the seed has
up as the marks of the can be plainly distinguished
spiders without nung
the the with them than with
young plants
by medium heavy roller especially aka land and when no. too thick
applied the
% a % T @ Which Ss %; i9E 5 T 10 ' penetrate, thus forcing % the growth
kin the weeds
before they get above the ground least before they become well rooted
eight days being taken set the knives close as possible
@ mu AS the sees grow oaer however the shoves should be run
gradually farther the bee and also until the leaves
six inches should then the ets ready lay
from deeper
coming and the are visible they should
roller the soil tightly around the young
moisture thereto which will mne
,b" pd in case Of wind which Will always happen cutvutns
omitted Then follows the work of cultivation described above
Great pains performing 1t
the Important
right time and the earlier
As most
plants show four leaves
frequently they large before the entire field is hshed
produced four leaves as the roots viii en"ne around %
The thinning must be preceded by spacing
proceeding the thinning and brings the
distance To perform this work the bes should
Le
leaving bnnh
bce the bunhe the heathis plant
in
with all the weeds near BY being taken
grow again II
than sN inches; the
opaon VIII leave
pushed around
coch plant hy the advisable the thinner
T1I5I punching soil fresh
much
plants is dried
anS has become nar its
growth in this way.
necessary to
wit II
rIEST with tunchng)
) HOEING ~, .
the thinning thus prevent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01
SEEDING.

To full yield Is absolutely good stand
from about the
planting Not
b. dry the best seed will will b
stand the other
heavy viii
1hcrcIoEc
and dropping seed continuously eighteen inches
according fertility OF the
day Never
deer hui
the moisture terminating drawn capillary
the hnlowcr the sowing
The deeper the seed planted especially soil wcakcr
VIII
Make sraIh poblc advantage
thinning
likewise intervals
will
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-02-01

CONTINUED on page 81
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE.

New Through Trains to Portland.
Puget Sound, "The Burlington North
ern Pacific Express" No. Al, from
st. Louis, at 900 a. m. for Kansas City,
st. Joseph, Northwestern Nebraska,
Black Hills, Wyoming, Montana, Wash
ington, Tacoma, Seattle, Puget Sound
and Portland, Oregon, via Billings,
Montana-the short line and time saver
to the Upper Northwest. To the
Puget Sound in II Hours. Through
coaches, chair cars seats Free), stan
dard sleepers and dining cars with
through tourist sleepers from Kansas
City. This is the main travelled route
from st. Louis to the Northwest.
Number S, "Nebraska-C0lOrad0 Ex-
press, midday train from st. Louis
for Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Pacific
Coast one night to Denver. Also for
st. Paul, Minneapolis and beyond.
No. Is, at S:4S p. m, st. Louis to
Kansas City, Omaha, st. Joseph, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Pacific
Coast, via Denver, also to the North
west-Montana, Washington, Oregon,
via Lincoln and Billings.
Please write:
J. N. MERRitl |. W. wAkELEy.
General Southern Agt., Gen1 Pass. Agt.,
5N. Pryor ST.. 81 uoys. 40
ArtAsfA. "a
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager.
LOUIS, NO.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03

A Thriving and Enterprising City, Dis
tinguished for Her Commercial Pro-
gress and Interest in Education.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
THE LATE ELISHA DOUGLASS.

When, ON the first of September,
1900, this soldier of the Cross laid
down his armor, one of the Oldest and
best known landmarks of the Gospel
ministry in South Mississippi passed
away.
Elisha Douglass was born in Law
renee county, Miss, June 9th, 1914,
and was baptized into the fellowship
of New Providence Church by Rev.
James Bailey, pastor, on Sunday, Aug
Is, 1S41. He was married to Navey
Davis, Sept. %, 1887; and to them we're
born four sons and four daughters,
three of whom, two sons aud one
daughter, still survive, namely: Mrs.
q. A. Carlisle, of Lawrence county, w,
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
One Year .--------.--,--'----'.- ,,---.oI
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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03

ow of rock ina weary land", or the
perfume of flower in a desert waste;
and like the story of the precious oint
ment that has made fragrant all the
intervening years since the devoted
Mary, because of her love for Him, an
nointed the Saviour's head, this gener-
Gus act, so characteristic of the man,
shall be told as memorial unto him.
Last February Bro. Douglass suffer
ed severely from lagrippe, from which
he never rallied. In June he took to
his bed and fingered, IAN old, decrepit,
wasting, suffering being through all
the bright summer until, at the first
touch of the last autumn Of his life,
when Nature could endure no more,
the sere and yellow leaf" fell back
to its mother earth, to arise in new
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03

form and in immortal beauty bes ide
the River of Life eternal, on new er-
changing shores, where the shadow of
in the quiet churchyard at Shiloh
church, which he served so long and
where his membership had been for q
long number of years. Rev. r. j.
Boone conducted the last sad rites and
paid faithful tribute to the memory
and worth of the beloved dead.
II he lived in deeds, not years.
In thoughts. not breaths.-
He still lives on--and on viii live
Though space and time and Heaven
And all Eternity -and beyond'
B,T.H.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
Patronize the 0ne-PriCe Store

Now is the time get ready for the cold blasts of winter
McGrath stock complete and the best time to select is
when there is full supply hand. Although cotton is
selling at 10 cents today the prices marked McGrath
cotton goods give indication of the big advance in the
price of the staple You will find goods sold at figures that
familiar when good cotton brought than cts
per pound. Go to McGraths if you want to buy checks
and plaids from to 81 cents ticking low cents cot
ton flannel from cents up calicoes to 81 cents; wool
dress goods 81 cents up fanneees cents and BETTER good
percales at 10 CENTS etc, ETC., etc.
By going to the one-prce store you will not only
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
Go TO MCGRATH'S

for your Fall Hat Bonnet. Don't miss the grand
Millinery Opening at this popular sore Thursday Oct 4th
and Friday, Oct. 5th.
Remember that you stylish hat at a moder
ate price and their display will embrace complete line of
trimmed hats-all Styles all prices.
Go and see them before you make selection No mat
ter whether you wish to buy practical trimmed hat for 81
ga thing of beauty at $2 S15 you depend upon
getting the maximum of style with the minimum of price
when you
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
TIale University Of Louisiana,

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Classical, Literary, Latin-Scientifc and Scien
fific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical. Electrical, Chemical, Sugar. Civil
and Architectural Engineering.
III. SOPHIE NEwcoMB MEMORIAL COLLEGE,
for Young Women, with Art and
Boarding Departments.
FAN Term Of above opens October LIST.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. opens October 18th.
LAW DEPARTMENT opens November i2th.
For catalogues address
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-10-03
Escape the PhiliStineS

but avoid the worry and annoyance of haggng and ewng
down-the discontinue of paying for your goods and
last but not least you feel that getting
fresh seasonbe goods and not relics of antebeum days
When next you visit McCiraths big store ask to those
nice fall percales 10 that extra unbleached cot
flannel dime; those choice 10 tease downs and
81 domestcs good blue also red and black calico and
fancy prints good feather ticking the old reliable
only Is cents; ladies' vests Is and 25 centsspecal value
Inspect those handsome carpets draperles, ETC.
and do not fail to the nobby styles in shoes
The fall of 1900 bids fair to be hummer, bringing
prosperity to the South and booming things in this section
May all
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
Kiedy ucznfa ulge.

Jak strrasznY wldok przedsta'waiia5
dom, gdy jego PAM do ttknliieta lest
.chorob9, tYlio ten poinuje. kto.
tego do5w,adczY PaDi Jd1efa Hra-
bak : Drill O. przeszla te kolei.
.lecs v koncu pozbYla sic chorohy,
"a co teraz' dzieku]e J6zefowi Trlner
437 w. 18th Chicago Ell. Pisze
ona. C1uje SIC zoboe iazana oznajr
mic panu 8 skutku Trlnera Corr
kiego Wilma ktoremu tYlk0 zaw-
dz1eczam zyc,e. Cierplaiam na
chorobe zoladkowa. Przez to straci-
lam apetyt, SHY. ! v domu zapano.-
wal nieporzadsk. Stan moi pogarr-
szal SIC pcmlmo staran doktora
kt6ry twierdzl4. ie stan moi polep-
sza sic. Ia narads sDaiomych po~
.c.e1am usywa6 Trinera Gorstlls
Wlnoi pc uzyciu 6 butelek, aczu-
}a1n ulgt. Teraz czuje sic zupeln,e
zdrowa Apetyt moi wrdoii ! silly
takte. Nigdy ME siysza}am Q przy~
jemn,ejs.em lekarstwie mad Trinera
Gorzk;e Vino.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
re TRzECH

Jesel, osoba odsiaduje try
|letnie wiesienIe, jakie dtuEieml
sd,j4 sle BRO sods'nY i dnie.
jake duto osoba taka olerpi4 Me
iaIlega w~4tpliwodci, 10 csasani
pragnie tmisrcl i ME ~idzi mic
pred sob4 jsk tYlko rozpacs. Cd
syskaws1y zaS wolnoi1, jake We
selo vita on prom,en;e s~loneosne
oddycha woinem powistssem. :
Zupe}nie tax samo jest : oso-
kt6ra przsz trzv lata bYia choro-.
wit4 l 'cierplala wskutek bolesci
klopot6w swell choroby. jake
szczesllw4 sie czuie, gdY przYJdz,e
ulga. Pan Fir. Swobods.. mieszka-
jacy p. n. 3s Burwell ct. Cle-
veland, Ohio, pisze. Dziekuiac.
zawiadamiam Pana, ze Severy
Balsam P}ucnY i SeyerY Pigulki
ma Watrobe ~wylecsy4Y mnie ;
kaszlu, kt6ry trapi{ mnie przez
diug,e lata. Przes ten ozas byse,n
pod opisk4 trzech lekarsv. lecs nc
sic ME polepazvto. Po~Yzsstm
lekaIstwom zawdI,ecsam mole
wYleczenle, j ohetnle 3 polscam,
w,sSystkim. Z Jake iatwo kassel;
sig xmienld Y su,hoty gdya
pomoo ME byia przYsx'a Y
osas. Kiedytolw;ek c,erpac,e ma
kaszel, nis pr6buic,e inn, CHI le.
ale usywsjcie natYchnlast
Balsam Piucny.
O,zczeds,o,e M cassie. na wy
J doznanie tyle c,erpien,a.
WYleosy on ksssel, z%as,ebienie.
krup, bronchitis ! wszelkle lnDe
cborobY gardla i pluc. Cena 25
SO cent6w. Ma sprzedai q wszyst-
kich sptekarsY j kupc6w sprzeda.
lekarstwa. Katda pao,ks
Jest prawdz'~a. gdy posiada pod
pis w. i. Seyery ma kazdym
Doku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

,,srR6W poxata, pproisktl IL wyr.adzil grom W sprzltach do-
lnoveao torn bod kole1 zelazna : mowyob, wywalif jedna selane \
49,, 40 oarzaeszoowa przez zapaht eano "a gore, ale saiedzi
sn,m,a&zv.a odoIan6v, swiece i SIC zbiyglll ogiehs ugasti.
Cor Was 8#H##%.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

n nov toru pod koieJ z a5l'7azlra z z
.Krotoszyn. DO O strzeszowa ppr ;zs's
sulm1erzy;c,e, Odolan6w, swiecce \
Czarnyias II.
.KOSCIAN. w spraw'e ME
szzczesl,wego zderzenia . poc'aggoW
IA ,orze gost, misunderstanding v
zcsztym tygodpiu, donos'my' 20
kondnstor lckomotyny Calrobe'k
utrscil zycie, palace Jurczvk ciezko
zostaf rannym, 0 dozorca budowl'.
No torze Kwastek dostaf s,e do
wrlezien,,,a kledczego "a to, 5e'naka-
sai podobn6 wyruszyc pociqgowl
roboczemu ME ogladajac sic ma ma
,nstrukcYa. do jak'el by} w1nien
SIC zastoso wac.
OSTR0W. ~ pob,zu Kalisza
ma polach VS., Poslanca rospoczeto
eksploataoYa pokiad6w wesla
Psw,en eeoloz petersburskr kt6
~ dokladnie zbadal terltorYum,
IL v p,erwssycb lataeh By
die MONA wydoby6 10 do Is mi.
lion6w pud6w, q mole tez susczo
ME wiecej. u w1gledu ha odkryte
tam poklady vegla bedzle pray
budowa kolei 'wsfssawskEo
z Possanca hei,ie z.bu~
dowana kolei poboczps do s:acYl
Wywds wegli do ME-,
zakssany. OdkrYte pokiady
wegle mal4 wlelk,e z%naczeniz ola
przemystowc6w v kodzi. Warsza-
vie it'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

Ks. Wikary Augustyn Hasse z 10
.unia otrzymai Ago 2. m. instytu-
cys kanoniczna ma p%robostwo "
Papo~ie Torunsklem. Pierwszy
wikary W Lidzbarku, ks. ALtonl
Karp,nski mianowany a%dmlnistra-
torem tamtejszego rrobost~a a.
opr6zriopego przez smlerc s. p. ks.
prob. Borzyszkowsklego. rs. VII
karY Jan Czsplewski, kt6rY "
ostatnlm ozasie ~wyrecza} probosz-
CA W Kowalewie, ustanowlony
pierwssym w,karym " Che&mzy v
mi e1ace ks. 5zafranskiegol kt6ry
ola chorobY tymczasowo ~zwolniony
cd urzedowanis. Dnia 1890 e NJ.
odbYla sig uroczYsta introdukoya
ks. prob. Antonlego Dylewsk,ego
ma probostwo " Gowidlinie. Ko-
misarzem biskup'm byi ks. dziekan
Kochsnowskl Parchowa.
- - E.l' re- 80 =r tr.
z CHOJNIC donosza, to pro-
kurasor wniosi s~pelscya, . .rewisya
wyroku, uwalnisjac4 IsraeIsky'ego
- Obecnie % Y Chojnieach no
porradku dz,ennym prsesiedlan,a5
nauczy c,eli gimassyalpych nieua-
widzaoych &yd6w.
z KARTUZKlEGO. Niesly-
chana rzecs zdarzy}a sig v Borze-
stowie. Otto, jak risza do Gaz.
Gdansklel, wybrano tam softytem...
lydia w Borzestowie jest 80 Pola-
kdw, 8 Niemo6w 6w zyd, swiezo
wybranY so}tysem. "A vice Polacy
v BorEessowie g&osowali oozyw,s-I
Gle ma lydia!
900
= BRODNICA. - We VITO
aek obja} zarxad mie)ski v posia-
DAME tolwark GaidY, xakup,oay
cd berhhakiego> landbsnku. - jak
donosi Gesell,ge sprzedaf p. Kar-1
vat Kosirdx kupcosi p. Lcbiaele=
rowi Brodnicy.
- Ko$CIRRZYNA. ~ Nau-
ezyciet p. Fletksu v Dobrgoszczu
odkryl M SVEN polu gr6b skrsyn-
p. Kuczkowski, kt6ry przy
byi ola abadauia rzeozy, sadz,, ze
urny maja 2-sooo lat.
Posiedslciel 2. Gdaniec " Wy
slLis snslazf PREY 6rce " polu
sslielet dorosiego cz}owieka; trup
znajdowai GIG vldocsnie jul cd
csasu v ziemi.
wEJHERoWo " MEL
Zag6rsu wYbudowano
Ola kobiet oddslacgch sisy
nalogoslpiisnstWa. zaktad ssostale
O,vartY dn,a I, sPsi5dsiern'k !: ;
lYmc.asowo ursad,s1,ono n''eelsoe tYl
~ ala sxaeassclu pliiacssk.
q Pozinnaahskiege'
KAP1U pod lla,tis.ynelni
.n.r,.. n.ssa.,. ,' \. sE'l.llut' !,
k.ptlspa nsjpssswisls. ]
,nis,s1sssS...A a''rL I
@sSs##N9 &##yH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
f.-'. rF'" sr rs -. 6. =Er-I"g. ..'.E 70 vs.. .t
z GAl.LIOYI.
-" n. - ,-IE-.1e 10 E.E#sJE :
Z SOKALA d. nosx3. w dui,

SOKALA d. noss4. duiu
"a {. m. 0 godsinie pot do 2 PC
poludnla wszczaf sic " Beis'e. y
domu M,chala. Garasowa, polar
kt6rego passive padf ME tylko ten
dom, ole i 8 dom6w easi sduioh
wraz z zabudowaoiAml gospodar-
czemi. Og6lna szkoda wynosl 81.
go koron, ubezpieczona do kwotY
|e, 100 koron- Tglko azYbk.e]
akoyi. rstunkowei miejscowei straky
ogniowej i stra4y poksrnych, prsy-
'byfych : Witkowa. Cory. Wo..
'rocht, Prusinow., BadYnins. oser-
dowa i 70 stacyi kolelowej v Bet-
ne nalezy zawdslecsa6 s'loka!liso
wanie ognie. Przyosyns posaru. isk
wykaxaiy przeprowadzone docho-
dzenia, byia nleostr6zno66. nsi~
prawdopodobnie, bawianle sie die
oi sapaikam,.
~PRZEMYSL.- so letnl jubl-
tsuss taplahst ra obchodsid bsd'ie
proboszcx v Fruchulku x. Wjncen-
tY GrzegorczYk kanonik honoro Wy
kapituiy przemYsklej.
w jak douo~
81 s.Gios Norodu'"', " uroczystos6
urodz;n cesarsklch. 4ydsi 6piewali!!
podcsas mssY sw, ' kaplicY kato-
lickiej. Cadowne stsounk..
90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11
2 Prus Polskich.

t WE WELL. IA Z a .sla;l1
umall " eedzwym w'eku daw-
Messy tamte1szy o'rrgarn,l,ps'taa. MsFYan
Lubowiecki. Ma on dwdch synow
" Ameryce, " Chicago Firm
ciszka i szymona. o. Nleboszctz>k
ST, nal z p~oboznosci j patryotyznu.
- Wieczny> od%poczynek rag mu
dat Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-11

= BRoDNICA. ~ We VITO
aek obja& zarxad mie1ski v posia-
danis tolwark GaidY, zakup.ony
cd b~erhhakiego landbsnku. - jak
donosi Gesell,ge sprzedaf p. Kar-
vat Kosirdx kupcosi p. Lcbinele=
rowi : BrodnicY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-08

King. 8. s, Bailey. f. F. Randolph. w.
Backman and 30 Sweeney
Platform and resolutions-Fred Rice
Rowel, Walter Fulton G. A. c. Roches-
ter. j. M Carson and +. A. Mcdonald.
The convention adjourned at noon until
2 o'clock.
The Afternoon Session.
On reconvenng Chairman King present
ed the report of the committee on order
OF business, providing for the nomination
OF full ticket and that the temporary
organization be made permanent.
A. G.. Lane moved that the report be
amended SO as to provide for the adop-
ton OF the platform and resolutions be-
fore the nomination of candidates.
G.. A. c. Rochester moved as "A substi-
tute that all resolutions should reach the
convention through the committee on res
outions. His purpose was to shut off any
resolutions for adjournment TO meet with
the other fusion forces
Lane insisted on his motion. which, he
said. provided that the convention could
consider any resolutions coming from
the body of the house He said he would
rather trust the convention than any COM
mittee.
Rochestcrs substitute was lost. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-08
The Convention Hall Cod, Cheer
less and Dark-1he Delegates
Make a Vain Effort to Keep
Warm-The Work in Detail.

TTnHEN the Delegates entered the con-
AL Nenticn saN yesterday morning
w they found {; cold and cheer.esx
and dimly aehtcd from dirty win
dowS without heat enough 70 warm on an
orange box The surroundings Of tho con.
yention were frosty In the extreme The
members hu3dlea In grogps, With their
coat collars turned up ana Shivcr.ns with
tho cold. There WAS nc enthusiasm 20
supply the animal heat Which the radi-
ators should have furnished.
Chairman Rochester Of the Democrats
committee, called the convention TO order
Witheu, delay the convention e'ected Dan
lei Ko,leher chairman and A. Il. Ernst
secretary.
Committees ON credentials, platform and
rules and order Of business Mere anpoint-
ed as fellows
Credentials A C Lane George Sim
mouds, Thomas ]. Church, J. L. Whitlcck
and II. &. Nlssen.
SRlles-HnA order ,ot SE,xi "a 49, aap~>.rx
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Daniel kellshsr. Who Presided Over the Demo.
cratic City Convention. His law Partner,
q. Meade Emory, Vas Nominated for
Corporation Counsel

vention which vas ted BY jay G. Alien, Cor
win $. Shank. J. W Goodwin and 10
Sweeney, II was a coup d'c;at MANNED. Il
Is believed BY Judge White. James r. Mo
Eiroy Waiter Fulton, ard leo Hart. to
encompass the defcat OF The friends OF
judge Moore. Who Was one az che loaArr~
IN the fight against t4ec Hart 30 lxo. and
wsao Is a hittor enemy OF the Hart faction
IN The Iocal Democracy,
At noon when tina convention took a re-
cess Il was positively announced that
George n, N'ng woad ba named Mr
KlnE had eonseRted 10 the use of als name
al the request az certain friends inciudlug
cotwiu s Saank JAY Allen Judge Moore
and W Goodwin.
II was stated nv Mr.. ktng's frien Is that
he had a cirar field This did not prove
20 be true, however. Cor during tho noon
recess, the Wires were laid by Mr. McEl-
roy. Mr. Hart, Walter Fulton and 6ther op-
poncnts 81 tht Goodwin Moore faction Tor
the nomination of Mr., Collins, which they
accomplished
SCENES or WILD DISORDER.
Wild scenes marked the dying hours Of
the convention Til the eleventh hour and
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law, TO the end that the rights of every
citizen be safeguarded. and the person
and property of the humblest citizen
be fully protected
Third-We are irrevocably and UNI
equivocally opposed TO vacating our
streets and giving over our water front
10 the use and occupation of any cor
poration or corporations for purposes
other than those plainly intended by
the pioneer founders and upbuiders Of
our city.
Fourth-We believe that in matters
OF paramount interest the will of the
people should not be ignored. and we
condemn the action OF the present city
council In ignoring the respectful Pc
titicn OF a large and representative
body of our citizens.
]. T. Ronald offered the following
amendment:
We are opposed to the granting OF
the franchise consolidating the street
railway lines of the city of Seattle as
proposed by the resolution now pend
ing before the city council. unless the
same shall be first submitted to the
electors of the city, OF which submis-
sion we pledge our candidates.
For Municipal Ownership.
This precipitated long discussion Be
fore It was finished 2. T.. Carroll intro
duced an amendment to the Ronald