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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-16
GRAIN MARKET
\ AtsIn, Chiefly on Profit
'liLlps by Shorts.
NEAT CLOSED Ia HIGHER
. shade Higher md
..reed--ProyisioDs Adj
4. ou Light Receipts.

....ber lb.--wheat having been
..sstilI. rallied today chiefly on
|, shorts, although there was
"a bullIsh hue. December
!, Yesterday. Corn closed a
IA oats unchanged. Provisions
MT hog receipts, January pork
January lard lsc and January
VI
Mining Of the session the talent
',,.ex, the market steadying on
Liverpool fully reflected the
A yesterday. and shorts, taking
|. he liquidation, which was re-
|, u,defate way on this fact, COW
! nro,ts. Thus December, which
a, ,over. at T2i4c to 72isc. rallied
IN, trldlng rally brought out more
Rms result that December dropped
Lssr price for this crop. Here
4 ave evidence OF having been
X, specuIatlge Dusncl and prices
IN, ierk. The long wheat NNiich
D rabbed at the start was less
!, An Argentine cable reported
a,rage TO the crop of that coun-
Inn this was denied by others
N n effect among shorts. The
vrsntly closed mills at Mime
Md It's effect and December adj
Tsd72Ac, around which figures
4 ssld steady tho remaining hour
|tsa The rapid accumulation oil
q, prediction of a good increase
|ss and in World shipments mill
q sry radical action by bulls. The
Isrrel. local throughout and no
'.aty Of wheat changed hands. AS
4 he December covering the De-
|, djnerence narrowed to 31sn3ss.
"a we're 81 cars.
I ,hl4 TO stand alone. and did so,
!, food shipping demand and the
4 altitude maintained by a young
reiiled with being in control OF
n Country offerings were tair.
rtsis and Ohio points were freer.
frste for tomorrow was not sug-
I. there would be a rush among
! nke advantage of the excellent
I moving their holdings to market
. yremium. The market was not
he Receipts 3ii cars.
Il quiet and firm. Receipts 1Uo
snd a fair amount OF activity
Id the provision pit. Packers ana
, houses we're liberal buyers, large
shorts. The market WAS influenced
\ hogs, 1000 under the estimate.
4 advance In prices at the STOCK
isary pork closed 32lac over yes
wary lard l5c higher and January
receipts tomorrow: Wheat l2o
is cars; oats lD5 cars, and hogs
'ig futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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Salves may relieve. but to cure to stav
cured p. B. d, botanic Blood Balm must
he used B. b, b. drains the poison from
the blood B.. b II. makes the blood pure
and rich. Then the sores heal the Itching
eczema stops forever ana the skin becomes
smooth with the glow Of perfect health, Blood
Balm is meant for deep-seated, obstinate
cases, and 1t always cures, Itching Skin.
Scales on Skin Hair or Scalp, Rash ON the
Skin. Prlckling Pain In the Skin, Doils.
Pimples Rome Pains. Swollen Joints, Falling
Hair. All Run Down. Old Sores. Eating Sores.
edy YOU have been looking for. Thoroughly
tested for 30 years. Sold by druggists nj
81. Trial bottle Free 20 sufferers Address
BLOOD RAIN CO.. 1876 Mitchell St, Atlanta.
Ga Describe trouble ana Free personal
medical advice given. Over s000 testimonials
OF cures by b, B. b.
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,,oysnp,rs or OCEAN vEssELs,

Norfolk. Va, December ii--Arriyea; MA
I'd aim from Galveston. Sailed csyo Lafso'
from Galveston for Bre.nen.
y port Eads. I4a.--Arriycd Anseim W.,
Az iran, Port Llmon Sailed cuban or, tor
u IdyerrooI; Rothin Head tBrl Tor B sgi,so.
q hishsnoa fNor), for Port l&mon ,John "iisop
y" HNor1. for Boeas del rcro. ,,
lto Liverpool, peeenlDer lV'-H'ii'e
~ tBr), from Galveston AL .i,.o 70
:, clark Tor Galveston, ~. ..on,
= isttnsaie Passed Hilarious tbrJ' from
a. Gaiyeston TOR Liverpool -as,..
a. ccHiy Passed.: Alton Orb from bhiFth-
'"ol ~ for Ilayre: Joseph Merryweather Sbr'i,
~ - ,nr,i c.Iyestsr for Antwerp, ,
DE 'Fseanp,--Arryed: Chicklade tbs.l. ron
sbine Pag=t .. s.on, ton
New York-Arriyei; Manitou, from Lou
Khan, sailed: Lain. for Bremen
-------,ndon Arrived; Mesaoa. from NeW ,olN,
,---.Sno,th sailed: Pennssiyanis, tsoiu
E2lI ,nrg for New York, 49,
rpool.--Arryed: Numidian. rom po'N7
u w Nv b Arrived: Afier. from New York
N ri ENNak December 10.--Arrlyed; Gaze
~ y keB Liverpool. ,,L
=. Man December II. ARRIVED; hShlop's
CLAIBORNE
sB- MOTIF
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a. and Provisions Elsewhere.

ny. November -Wheat--Decem-
y est cash No. . hard 651s@
IS,insu @gIl. Corn-December S3A !;
kps cash No. mixed 33hG3Sls :
M M y 4 psfis No. 2 white 26. He
4's. $500; corn Il 500; oats 1000.
wheat $500; corn 6iOO; oats
sn ~, november l6.--W Wheat Receipts
fS.@ ly2,0O0 spot firm; No. red
,sloat and 77% elevator; No. /
so Lo.b. afoat: No. / hard SS%
Es.,, options firm: March Slss; May
|s snbpef ii%; December 7sia. Hides
s'her steady. Wood dull. Cotton
Eleady.
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE--Black mare pony. IA hands and
good snddler: SIS cash. Camille Cline, near
NJ. aud p OIL MIL. la
WANTED-A gentle horse for his feed, one
that will work ether 10 buggy or saddle;
best of care viii be taken. Address b ~.
ia Fannin street ~
PROMPT HoRsEsIIOElNG. Free. delivery.
Telephones 5l6 Mosehart & Keller u
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oais Grain ana provi.,on..

~ November l5.-Wheat-No. 9
Se44 November n; December 7lM;
|Nnss NO hard 69A. Corn--No.
NJ november So; December 3iss;
,va's-Stronger; No. cash 20;
Fa,sa, November 20; December 20:
r,,. Z; Pork-Steady; jobbing 1890.
rrany higher 700. rlour-Un-
e,'motny seed-Steady 3.75m4. 70.
''saay l.2o. Bran-D Dull; sacked
n. efq6S. Hay-Strong: timothy
H. prairie 9.50d1o.50. Whisky
u iron cotton ties LIS. Bagging
shmp twine 8. Dry salt meats
s.us, extra shorts 7.121s: clear ribs
.'lss I,S71e. Bacon-Boxed higher;
.szzis clear ribs and Clear sides
Sos IA. Flour 1000. wheat $1,000;
Ia gats $4,000. ShipmentI: Flour
- 'o'Vooi corn 1900; oats II, 900.
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FOR SALE OK EXCHANGES.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS ana wagons for
cattle or brood mares; improved farms
near Houston for stocks merchanuisei lana
in Walker and Madison counties for otner
property. win pay cash difference what
have you for trade or exchangeY Box lla.
city. 10
DYNAMOS. motors, engines, pumps, boilers,
electric and telephone supplies Of all kinds.
Barden Sheets Electric Co.. 1909 Texas ave.
nue.. u
WILL EXCHANGE any kind Of dental work
for cattie or horse stock Diamond Dental
Co. 602k Main street. II
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srroN SEED PRODUCTS.


ia November l5.---Tin strong y2s.sp
b. = ..gpner hrm SiS,I5ati3 90. speiter
|ants - 3 lead quiet ss.yais: pig
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bitch; white and - Do,,,.n1
to Dan Iaphet o. December 1.-THE Dutch
-5=51oaay finally and definitely
fA'take the initiative in he
MONEY! ro LoAatration between the Trans
ton property GREAT Britain The decision
10Y iow rae no g5oonicated in an interview be-
666. Kruger and Or Loyds on the
MONEY /" ! and the Dutch minister and
I'D ~ N,ster OF finance. N. g Pierson,
" M y SIS ,ner. Mr.. Kruger explained that
secul S,s g tct of his journey was TO DIS
.-r NJ - the idea of arbitration and the
80 ye,y, Minister replied that the role o.
shsrlanas must be d passive eowe ang
4 d9uative belonged to the srels pomes,,
Appl added. When the powers had reacnea
- ecison the Dutch government might
what 4t could do.
AUCTA serenade of Mr.. Kruger oy sas
fuseholars fixed for tonight has been pro
tlhfbited by the police out OF fear OF Dig
l9urbances.
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ECZEMA CURED.

Itching Skin Humors, Pimpies, scnbs,
scales, Etc, Caused by Bad blood,
Positively Cured by n. n. n. Az
ter All Else Fsils-TriaI Bottles
Free.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

CoNTRACToRS--Th Moore Cortcs Canal
Company invite bids for building tho twin
levees OF their rice canal IN Matagorna
county. west side Colorado river, there Is
10000 cubic yards OF dirt IN the two leyees;
profile at company's office. 306h Main
street Houston. Texas. W. J. Moore, pres-
ident 10
BUILDING CONTRACTORS - The Moore
Cores Canal Company Will receive BIDS on
the building OF twenty tge) houses on their
property in Matagorda county, the west
side OF the Colorado river and from three
10 seven miles from Bay city, twenty t2u)
mites south OF Pierce Station on the New
York Texas and Mexican railroad; plans
OF the houses can be seen at the ofnce Of
Cameron a. Moore, 305h Main street; TO
parties who Wish to bid living outside OF
the city plans will be sent them; the COM
pany will let the contract on Tuesday, the
2ist of November; all bidders will De re-
quirel TO give bond and the houses COM
pleted on or before the 2uth OF January,
1901 IL
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! LoST-A female setter white. with execution !.
OF one black car and spot over eye. Return
TO 1l07 Lamar avenue and receive reward.2nced
| LoST--A small account book all enfaecount OF
| IN Italian, and also has alphghe command
| Finder return 10 Frank Bonr
ton street and receive rewaof which abe has
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POINTER poG. color liver and white. has v
cut in right ear Liberal reward for re-
turn. 5000 for conviction of thief y ..
smith 1915 Travis street. IL
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LOST From buggy, between Houston
Heights and Main street, lady's small open
face gold watch, engraved on pack, From
T. r. TO Ida, 1893" Finder leave at 22O
Main street and receive reward II
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bitch; white and ne refusal.
to TOD Dan Iaphet o. December 1.-THE Dutch
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ONE FLEA BITTEN GRA
hands high. barb wire~-----
breast: s. reward lake INITIATIVE.
Hoover 1Ii5 Elysar
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IOST-Brown mare mule branded X on
lof, hind hin; scar ON foot. Liberal reward
II returned TO James Butte, zoos Texas ave-
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TYPEwRITERs AND suPPLIEs.

THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER.-sss. An hon
seisl list gold medal awards at Paris; speed.
sinlr.iicity. durability. perfect siisnnent'
s5 styles interchangeable steel type Span,
ISM. nedssl etc Ns atrs. noa Fort werh'
Texas. n-s'
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY--Reiiabie Detective service
rendered IN civil and criminal cases; rea-
dress nccane's Detective Agency. Houston,
= Tees II
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times or more. .......................... ke
NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN ~ CENTS
81 These rates are for unifSrm Ads (ns diaplay).
Display Ads 70 a. regular srses rates. but black vps
sof allowed In WANT Sss"
RS-ThR Posr Is friend Of tho unemployed ard
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through tne posiofies butyou can have your answers
addressed to number. In care Of THs Posi-. AMI
forwarded to you,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

cry No. 2. X. T., tonight at s O'Clock for
work in the order OF the temple and drill.
Sotunrning sir Knights are cordially invited
to attend. ID. H. Blossom, Z. c.; j. X.
Cade Rec.
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FOR RENTING choice handsomely papered
connecting offices. Wilton building, No.
9l5ia Congress avenue corner Main street.:
also desk room No 2lS Main St. Apply
HnrYey 7. d. Wilson. II
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$4,000.

FOR SALE-At a bargain: 220o-acrs black
land farm, 30 tenant houses, gins and other
improvements; 1t would make tho finest rice
farm in the State. rs miles from Houston:
also one mere farm, with good improve
ments. miles from Houston. For particu-
lars address Penn p Thornton. N. D.,
Houston Heights. Texas. Il
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FOR SALE-My rin rIanf: viii ssi5 cdoxp;
h.sec ginned lip 10 date 1850 bales: viii GIN
800 more this season. For particulars adj
dress OF call on Dale Walker. Mineral Boe
--- Soun.ys = eNas. ~ ! -
FOX SAIlE-A counplefe saw rnIil fa,f6f ~
Wlbu,fon ON the 4 and q N railro,6-
thirty mica rorfh of linuss,nf ~, s,sfire
Of six boilers ak engines two cnra-
pleto saw mills. plansr with three
machines, wood tram, dolIny ways
tenant houses. blacksmith shon and ALI
necessary appurtenances to saw MILL
.h.ss,,r "v , wv urres =, e anu VIII. Win
~, ~ nni'os ,h.re'n. ana npvut 1sW acres ot
s .,v,l. Az OF tnis properly VIII PC 500
eotetncr, anu tne puiCnattf cen ObLIiH
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WANTED-Quck ladies' and gentlemen to
sell tho great Galveston book, Horrors
of a Stricken City," enormous sales and
big profits. ]. Kruger Novelty Co. New
hin. Texas. 20
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WANTFDA partner in lunch and barbecue
stand; s6o capital; good location: quick.
Address 1919 Congress. II
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WANTED - Sub contractors and men on
Montgomery extension Of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fee railroad; 100000 cubic
yards, material all barrow and waste; free
transportation for outfits and mon over
ace rates over A. r. and S. r. railroad.
Apply Kicker g. Lee. Contractors. Cleye-
land. Texas. I.
WANTED-YounR men to learn telegraphy
for railroad Positions Situation secured
or money refunded. Dallas Telegraph Col
Icge DaiIas. Texas 1l-2i
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GOOD RESTAURANT NAN can secure eA-
cellent stand; tree rent, tables. chairs.
sidehoard, upstairs and down: Side en-
trance Merchnnts' Exchange, Houston. ID
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IT .FcTRIC REPAIR SHOPS at 1902 Texas
Z ,,en,n. also full line electric and telephone
snnn,;ss Barden- Sheets Electric Co. u
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FIRST. CLASS COOK wanted; small family;
no washing; references required. Cail at
once at 1905 San Jacinto street, corner Lee
| lana. Mrs. w. b. Mulvcy. II
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY wishes home in good fam-
lily; willing TO work: object. good home
more than wages Address 2Si0, this office
10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICF--Parties who have paid the paving
tax and sold their properly subsequently
will please meet at the Hutehins house
this evening at 1880 TO discuss the matter
and IN take such measures as may be DEEM
eli necessary to forestall the refundnenf
~ said amounts TO others than those who
were forced to pay It. Committee. 10
NOTICE-Public, notice is hereby given that
under the ordinance passed by the city
cnunoIi of the city of Houston on octo-
her Is. 1900 the city of Houston will re-
fund amounts heretofore paid for pave
mentj in front OF property according TO
tfe from foot rule heretofore in exis-
tence; such refunding to be done uhder
the terms OF the ordinance aforesaid. All
srnlicotlons Tor allowance as well as proof
in support thereof, must be Med with
The civ secretary not later than jan
nary T. 1901 For further Information,
blanks etc, apply 10 city secretary.
s. II. Brashoar, Mayor.
j. A. Thompson.
l.. j. Tufhy.
o. d. Woolford.
street Improvement Reminding committee
OF the CITY o. Houston. IL
NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting 81 ne st2eknoiaeIs ,, ana
Tayas railway company Will be held at
~ General office of the company. In the
~, IN Houston, Texas, at IL o'clock noon
~ Tuesday. the 4ih day OF December,
1900 James A. Baker, u, secretary
Houston East and West Texas Halfway
company. -------------------- l---9
ETEcTRIc REPAIR SHOPS at 1902 Texas
= venue. also full line electric ANA telephone
supplies Bsrden- Sheets Eleelrlc 20. -
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BIG MONEY selling our improved 100 candle
power gasoline lamps; adjustable flame; no
torch. all brass; sample lamp $50 Studc-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-31
TOO LATE!"

The Democrat special correspond
ent at Columbus was informed by
Senator Sieber yesterday that num-
ber OF the Citizens of Akron have re-
uuested him to introduce bill in the
Senate so amending the law under
which Akron is governed that the peo-
pie may elect their City Commission
ers. instead of having them appointed
by the Probate Judge and the Mayor.
The Senator's only comment upon
this request was that 1t is now too
late" 20 get such measure through the
General Assembly
At meeting of the Economic League
last Tuesday night, every one of the
speakers, inc uding Judge II. w. Stu
art, Judge n. D. Tibbals, Mr.. n. Chalk
er, Editor Reynolds and other promi-
nent Republicans, united In condemn
Ing the deadlock In the appointment OF
Commissioners, and expressed the hope
that something might be done to have
the Commissioners elected by the peo-
pie.
The result of this discussion at the
meeting of the League was that a
mseting Of prominent citizens was call
ed for the next day az the office OF
Judge Tibbals to give organized form
to popular movement for tho amend
ment of the Commissioner law, as
suggested. This meeting was attend
ed by Judge Stuart, Judge Tibbals, At
toruey Taylor. Editor Reynolds, Attor-
ney IL. l.. Snyder, Attorney E. E.. OTIS
! Mr.. w. G., Parsons ana others 1t was
resolved to present an immediate re-
quest to .Akron's Representatives In the
| Legislature to work for such an amend
ment of the law as would break the
| deadlock: and to call mass meeting
| of the people to give the amendment
support,
| Today comes the intelligence from
| senator Sieber that it is TOO late 10
get such an amendment through the
General Assembly at the present ses-
sion.
The Democrat calls attention to the
| fact that ii is not considered too late
to present Ii bill for an $1,000 salary
! grab mt the expense OF Akron taNpay-
ers and IN behalf OF men to whom
Judge Anderson and his three City
Commissioners owe , political debt.
Aren't the people growing tired OF
| this snperannua chaf upon which
politicians are forever attempting to
feed them that /, is too late" or i'm
possible to 90 anything in their inter
csts?
The real reason why there is no hope
of ovcrturning the boss features of
Akron's form Of government is that
this feature Is more than satisfactory
| 70 the politicians who control the
Bnard of Commissioners. and who have
more influence iLan all of the people
whom It comes TO indicating what leg's-
lation shall be undertaken touching the
! Commissioner law.
What will the people OF Akron dc
when they 90, to the polls next Mon
day? Vote to extend the Proxy system
over the Council just as ii now controls
every public act OF the City Commits
| sioners?
| we think not.
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- As4N/1 O4NI OIAN
RECORDS
Have Been Changed
Since Contract Was
Awarded by Board.
Majority Report Adopted
by Vote II to |.
Hearing of East Market Street
Action,
Clerk IsbeII Gives Evidence--Court
House News.

The case in which Attorney A. J.
Rowley seeks TO enjoin the city OF
Akron, Contractors Jas. wildes G.
Son and P. T. McCourt, and the City
Commissioners from proceeding with
the East Market street paving project
was lard Friday afternoon before
Judge D. J. Nye.
City Soncitor Esgate is being assist
ed by Judge f. w. Stuart, representing
Jas. ildes & Son and Attorney Day
ton A. Doyle, representing 2. It. Me-
Court.
City Clerk Charles II. Isbell, was the
first witness placed upon the stand.
The records of the City Council of
March II and 10 were introduced in
evidence, as was also that part of the
records of the City Commissioners
having reference to the bids received
for the paving of East Market st.
After this had been done Attorney
Rowley asked:
"Have these recordes been changedT
Clerk Isbell: "They have"
Were they changed by your
"They were not
Were they changed by your author
ity?'
| NO"
do You know who changed them:'
Il do. They were changed by the
City Commissioners and the steno-
grapher.'
rho chopoo roforrad 70 u-uc tho I'm.
serton of the following motion:
Moved by McAIillen, seconded by
Crisp, that the bid of J. J. MCGOWAN
be thrown OUT Also a similar mo-
ton referring to the bid of Howard
Herring.
The altered minutes show that all
Commissioners voted for the motion.
% and since the contract was award
ed to Wildes and Son.
Upon cross examination by Judge
Stuart, Mr.. Isbell, when asked
when he first knew of the meet
ing of March 10 the witness said that
he simply saw them about the Office
at o'clock. There We're present the
Board of City Commissioners and
Messrs Paul, Carlton and Brady, the
Street committee of the City Council.
mo one told me to keep out" said
Mr.. Isbell, but l was not asked to
come in. When anything like con-
tract or franchise is passed the Clerk
is usually excluded. At a meet
ing of the City Council Mr..
| Carlton made majority re.
port and Mr.. Paul made minority
report
| Judge Stuart asked: THE majority
report was adopted by vote Of IL to
/, was it not?"
at was" replied the witness. t3YS5t