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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Intercnt pnyments ON Land.

Austin, Texas october 5.-state Treas
urer Robbins is receiving a great deal oil
money which is interest payments on tne
nubic free school lands, due November
l. The land commissioner gives the holder
OF the claim ninety days in which TO re-
deem It after it Is forfeited. The clerks
in the office are getting ready for big
lot of work, which will soon fall on their
ahnlilders.
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Galveston EpiscopnI Church Lossea.

Waco Texas. October 4.-Blshop George IL.
KinsolyinK of the Texas diocese is in the
city from his home in Austin and is the guest
OF Rev. Frank Page, rector Of st. Pauls
Episcopal church. Tho bishop has been ac-
lively engaged In assisting the relief COM
mlttees at Galveston, He estimates the loss
70 the Episcopal churches In the storm g.
trct at $4,000. while many parishioners
lost their lives.
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no.,ron county Republicans.

Bastrop. Texas. october b.--The repuo-
licans Of Bastrop county met 10 county
convention here yesterday evening FOR
the purpose OF nominating candidates
for county offices; G. w. Buchanan
chairman, and b. +. Lee. Jr., secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-06
Travis County Campaign Opened.

Austin, Texas, October 5.-state Treas
campaign was opened last night by the
democratic nominees at Waters park
,rhare was large crowd present which
Thoroughly enjoyed the lambasting accord
ed the independents. They were held up
as former ofrlceholders who wanted to get
back and in order to do 1T were makinS
a sorry attempt In assailing the democ-
rncY.
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TripIe wedding.

Greenville Texas. October THE
Methodist church at Lone Oak was the
scene Wednesday morning at S:15 OF
triple wedding ceremony the contracting
parties being s. l.. Barnes and Miss May
LaWler. b. A. Birdsong and Miss Pearl
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cnera cattnn MIL Plans.

Caero. Texas. October 5.--rhe plans for
the COTTON mill are here and picture Of
the building. when completed. Is al the
postoffce. II Is hne looking building
The pecifeations will shortly be ready and
then BIDS will DO asked for the erection Of
the BUILDING.
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ANTITRUST AfGdavits.

Austin, Texas. October 5.--The secretary
of state is in receipt of several antitrust
affidavits which have recently been re.
ceived from corporations which did not
respond with them at the time when 9TH
ers sent in their affidavits. The late ones
have been received since the district and
county attorneys have received notice OF
so called trust concerns doing business 70
THAR respectiye counties.
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M cITYNEwSITEMS
v, lltbt Company Addresses a
NV v. litter to Mayor Jones
/, ,c,optp LIGHT NEGOTIATIONS
A crnin Receipts Heavy.
wharf Company-List
~ Of Federal Jurors.
n.tohnr The fol-

h, texas. october 5'-The fol-
|.'l.uer explains Itself
r'rsric. Jones, Mayor, city.
'a''s rsras. october 5, 1sOo.--Dear
wv s-,,, to the communication OF
''' submitted to the council at
~ -, yesterday afternoon, we notice
\. report of the proceedings, as
III. the Galveston News, that the
~ 10, was by the council referred
! David Hall. We are not advised
n. as to what plan the city pro-
.aent with reference to lighting
M in the future, nor as TO the
SEC Of the method now employed.
saus he matter in such an unsat-
shane that this company, in view
'asmand being made upon 1t Tor
" arIvate consumers all over the
y nj especially in view OF a state
MA by one of the aldermen shat
LATE we're no longer necessary, on
~ the moonlight, continue 10
.,s,ss same without any arrangement
!. r,de for compensation.
\. communication was intended 10
.,satiations for the continued light
y M streets by this company, but
.,v,,lly conclude that this idea is not
{,'-.inpd BY the council, as the whole
" vas referred, without action, as
ir,.ta,ed. 1t appears from the printed
IN II the proceedings that the council
', aasire TO treat with this company
5Mmbiect. Such apparently being The
the municipal authorities, we are
I,s,nily compelled to advise you there
|. mi an tomorrow night we will cut
4, lights in the streets which have
I.,aiore heen furnished by the company.
I un The city authorities at any time
| iIsoosed to enter into negotiations
| 4 M, company along the lines indl-
issh our communication to the council
VmM he glad to treat with them in
{sp,like way. and are prepared Il
Ia hem a most liberal proposition.
| n, viii add that for the lights which
/ n teen furnished by this company t.
d,y we make no charge whatsoever
h we're glad that our equipment was
Is nat we were in a position to q,
NJ We have.
csIss Of this letter have been handel
utc the Galveston News and the Gal
'sm Tribune. with request to publish
nme Very respectfully,
Brush Electric Light and Power Co.
|BI l;ignei) John Sealy.
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skeleton of a Man Found.

Victoria. Texas, October 5.-Justiee X. j..
Daniel brought In yesterday from the Reeves
place ON the coletto the skeleton OF man
which had been found in a mott II IL
thought 10 be the remains or a Mexican, md
judging By the condition has been there two
years or more. There Is no suspicion, OF foul
NAV
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Now the Grain VIII Come.

Galveston, Texas, October Sc. Fl.
Turner, general freight agent Of the In
ternational and Great Northern railroad.
was here today. He says things are NOV
ing in fair style now and he Is proud
OF the way Galveston is handling bust
ness. Grain had been held up, owing TO
the storm, but the outlook here is so
promising that Mr.. Turner has ordered
the grain to be started once more for
Galveston,
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Simmons. W. NJ Simmons and Miss Katie
FORT WORTH CHARTER CHANGES.
The Committee Completed Its work.
Some of the Hecomm en- dn lions.

Fort worth. Texas. October 5.-The commit
tee appointed by the city council to suggest
changes In the charter has completed Its
work. The revision provides that charter
officers shall be elected by the people. GUS
todlan OF olty's funds to be selected by tho
highest bidder. school trustees TO be elected
by the people, all ordinances are to be voted
on by the people. the mayor to be corporation
Judge, for public utilities compensation must
be made TO the city. Eight hours TO con-
sttute u days work by laborers. and city
council to have no power to establish work.
hbopS for city employees.
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the storage tracks in the West end are in
sorry shape. and 1t will require many days
of hard labor to bring them back To
where they were before the storm.
The total receipts OF cotton this week
we're about $4,000 bales--an average OF
5000 per day, there being but six days in
the commercial week.
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rh. xnt the paIIns Fnir.

Dallas. Texas, October 1.-The Ladies' Fed
Grated clubs. tho shriners and the school
children we're In evidence at the State fair
today. very interesting programme was
observed by the woman's clubs and the
shrlnors had their annual hot time. The at
tendance at the fair was very large.
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navarro County rrohIbitionIst..

Corsicana. Texas. October Sat a
meeting of the party prohibitlonsts of
this county here today, II. q. Damon
was elected county chairman, Mr.. Damon
will be the prohibition candidate for gov
ernor of Texas.
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ue.rne Texas. October 5--Both tne
prasos rIvers are falling opposite tnis
p ,a NJ further fears are ENTERTAINERS
~ additional damage by overn2w.
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THE TEXAS RIVERS.
~, ro,orndo Has Commenced 10
nv EoII mt wharton.

wharton. Texas, october 5'--Ihe ooio-
RADIO at this point came to standsliil y ~.
tsrdsv at noon, and has dropped ion niss iss 'n
up TO the present wIitlns',
fnIl attained about thirty lee''
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p.,mond Texas. October 5;-ine
pi n liver has fallen two and hall Zee.
4 this point during the past '~eh'''
hours-
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Federal Jurors.

M following Is the list of jurors fol
ullted States circuit and district court
the October term. They are sum
prsd to appear October Is, 1900:
I'm Taylor, Houston, Harris county;
siyage, Matagorda. Matagorda county,
mes McAugban. Houston, Harris coun-
Q. T. Campbell, Damon, Brazoria coun-
Glen A Harbert, Columbus, Colo
10 county; NJ. A. Grant, Houston, Har-
county; ". G. Darlington, Gladish,
'Iler county; Frank Rugeley, Bay City,
Fagria county; John w Gray, Hous-
Harris county; r. Goldsmith, Column
y Cokrado county; G. w. Wallace, Bay
htasorda county; ]. C. Hunkin,
isr Fort Bend county John Tohm-
re- Huston, Harris county: L. II. Nc
" Richmond, Fort Bend county: S. w.
amor Houston, Harris county; Reid
sn'reland, Eagle Lake, Colorado
lny' Dan Dav s. Columbus. Colorado
aANi Henry Wiley, Jr,. Kenney, Aus
COUNT; Theodore Boring. Jr-, Hous-
Harris county; P. C. Gagne, Houston,
fns county; Lmls Hensarhng, Madi-
s,lhe' Madison county; j. A. stone,
nM austin county; Il. Moody, Conroe,
n'soaeTy county; L. S. Sherman, Ana
chambers county; F. B. Meyer, San
W. Austin county; Dan O'Cannell,
ny. hatagorda county; I. N. Barber,
Wy. hatagorda county; Gus C. War
~ Houston, Harris county; Charles
Oakland, Colorado county
Maitley, Nav.dad, Jackson county; A..
s,esart Matagorda, Matagorda county;
chmene, Houston, Harris county;
" Roos, Houston, Harris county; w.
.sylor Jackson county. nearest post
Vliyia, Calhoun county; l.. A.
!, r aohtgomery, Montgomery county; j.
"0nack, Montgomery, Montgomery
49,. y, Watkins, Matagorda, Mata-
- t0unty; Levi Sam. Houston. Harris
n D. A. Smith, Midway, Madison
" y, Wilrodt, Bellville. Austin coun-
1 Nunley, Pine Valley, Walker
nv, W. L. Gray San Felipe, Aus'in
~ a jacob, Cat Springs, Austin
ny Il. f. oberg, Canada. Ware'
~ =. Feldar, Naylso a Grimes coun
2, brown, Waller, Waller county
v u,r Whitley, Columbus, Colorado coun-
%nnsn Boelsoher, Industry. Austlr
= a Menefee, Ganado. Jacks 7
MI ~, w. r. Goss, Richmond, Fort Bsn(
!, b Cauthen, Huntsville. Wake
~. 49, y. h. Branch. Montgomery, Mont
M county l.. Mcintyre, Navasota
II. ' county; G. C. Street, Houston
ri county Hy, L. HUBBLE, Houston
uunty; f. ". Bergbrede, Edna
~ county; John F. Cochran, Buck
austin county; Jim Crook, Hemp
wnaler county; w. c. williams, Bai
4, @puagorda county; w. L. Colson, sr
''a'ne, Grimes county.
'"on and Grain Receipts.
I. s'.On' Texas, October 5,-The re
u 81 cotton today were 17,S71 bale
M receipts of grain sixty cars.
wonderful total at this TIM
ss,pts Of cotton this day last yea
ss.ss 0.f bales, so we actually show a
oaay compared with this da
ia, s Of 6 per cent.
as - .V,son arriving today 14.04S bait
rail- and 1923 by barge.
4, wo much to expect that we ca
Y such record as that of toda
rnit lies are too badly crippled
rs,s such an accomplishment. b
10 blnaole to look for an average
EEe avs day next week and an Il
A.. Iae average thereafter. tn
ID, nere and the wharf tracks a
suApe, all things considered, b
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, october 5,-Charies l..
Wallis has gone TO Chappell Hill, ms
father Law, DR.. Lockhart. being very
iN
City Clerk McCracken is making glad
the hearts OF the city employees today pY
giving them their September warrants
II. Smelling, manager of the Telephone
exchange, returned this morning from
Houston.
E. X. Baker, superintendent of the
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
con. psny, with headquarters at Austin y
at tha Tremont.
W. J. Holbeck of Central America ar
rived in the city this morning
marriage license was issued today &c
Jerry James Sullivan and Miss Mamie :"
Johnson.
Colonel Andersen today reported inc
soath ~ lanes Insco. who was browne,
during the storm, but whose dean Ia
not previously been reported.
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fremont Arrivals.

galveston. Texas, October .. - All
Charles Fechman. New YORK.
T Haas baltimore; W. w. Pollard hous-
ron: lanes A. Giraud, Houston NJ bioSN'
6, Louis: II. C. Archer, city; j. H. NC
cod CITY of Mexico; ]. p Ponhotel,
liz p 4. Withrow, Smithville; MISS
60 Kimbro. Houston; Frank Baker.
New York: William J. Baker NV cn1d,
s. d. Price, ST. Louis; Charles -, ~
ing Houston; ]. NJ Hatheld, Los an
isles. R. A. Love, Kansas city QUO =
Kroeger. San Antonio; John F, Wnltlss'
New orleans; H. W. Sael, New ioTA'
M NJ. Vogelsog, Bots CITY % ~ ~
Mooney Slayden; NJ M. Robinson, fnh NJ,
a r. S. Belloh, Wilmington Del
WiiIiano r, White New York; A.
,,arsnn chicago; C. Gydeson' Bosten /,
TSad r. 1ell Houston; F. r. Hall, CuDa'
n na Herdman. palestine; r. b. MeOon-
~ Nj e. Louis; v. NJ. Osborn, New forK'
Me- Riteh. Boston; C. B. Cooper, ger
". a. c,,v. w w. Gollimore. DR.. w H.
sss r. T. Young, Houston; w. a,
Snroeva san Antonio; J, W. Field cry
simon. Chicago; E. r. BAKER, Au W..
~ N Picton. city; A. B. EDWARDS
In, work +. w. Lyman, League Clty
NJ Armstrong and vile. eostoH ,ndor
parker. Houston; Thomas ayr, New
M Lew, Memphis; /. H. Freeu'
Ynrk. r p. shelton, Cincinnati D. q.
rhompson. Rochester; D. ~ Kirby, ~, -
yo,,is, a. A. Mistrot, city; b, q. WI
- Robert Brown, z. Il. Bullock, MIS-
"a n. Burnett, Boston; E. P. Boyle Hous
| ION.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30
WILL FIGHT TO THE END.
Transyaal Government Will Never
" Surrender to the British-Lord
Roberts Steadily AdvancinE.

London, May 49, - The Transvaal
government announces it's intention
of fighting to the last, and foreign
consuls at johannesburg have been
notified that the city will be defend
ed. British mounted infantry were
ambushed near Vryheid, and Col.
Methuen reported loss of &C men. y
London, May 24.-Lord Roberts with
the main portion of the British army
is once more advancing toward Pre-
toria, where the Beers are preparing
for strong resistance. Definite dis
patches make it clear that the Vaal
river has not yet been crossed by the
British troops.
London, May 25.-Floods in the
Rhenoster river blocked the progress
of the British army; Roberts front is
80 miles in length; the Beers hide their
plans for the future, but President
Kruger has issued proclamation say
ing he will defend johannesburg and
calling upon all the Beers to fight to
the bitter end. .
London, May 26.-Reports from the
seat of war indicate the rapid, I'M
checked advance of the British army,
and growing demoraliza ton. of the
Beers. The war in the Free State is
considered practically over
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30
THE MOTHERS, CONGRESS.
Final AdJOurnmentIs Reached at Des
Moines-Some Of the ResOlu-
,,- lions Adopted. .~.'

Des Moines, Ia, May 26.-The Ma
tional Mothers congress adjourned
Friday evening to meet next year at
some point to be determined by the
board of managers, probably Milwau-
kee, Wis, or Buffalo, N. Y. The dele
gates say it has been the most sue
cessful meeting in the history of the
organization. Resolutions were
adopted Friday morning lndorsing the
movement for the establishment of
kindergartens, for the colored people,
declaring for a broader education for
the deaf, dumb and blind children of
the nation, demanding better laws for
the protection of neglected, dependent
children, and denouncing the charac-
ter of much Of the advertising matter
which appears in newspapers.
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sBOxers'' Destroy Villages.

London, May ga special dispatch
from Shanghai says advices from
szuchuan, province of HUI Peh, report
that BOXERS have destroyed two vii
lagos and massacred many converts of
the French missionary stations. The
general commanding at Shi Nan Flu, it
is added, sent regiment to the scene
of the disturbances. The soldiers were
ambushed by the malcontents and lost
26 men killed. Reenforcements have
been dispa tched from Ichang! ., =.
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To Study Diseases in Cuba.

Washington, May 2S.-The secretary
of war has appointed board of med
ical officers to meet at Quemados,
Cuba, for the purpose of pursuing
scientific Investigations with refer
ence to the infectious diseases preva-
lent on the island of Cuba. The de-
tail for the board is as follows: Mai
Walter Reed, and Acting Assistant
Surgeons James Carroll, Aristides
Agramonte and Jesse W. Lazear. The
board will act under general instruc-
tons from the surgeon general of the
army. ~
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A SDlendid Gift. =

New York, May 26.--At a meeting
of the, trustees Of the Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the
Divine it, was announced that a gift
of between $15o,0OO and 100000 had
been made by August Belmont to
build one of the seven chapels that
will go to make up the cathedral. Mr.
Belmont's gift is in memory of his
wife I'll .jEs <@ ~ &35 5ss 5si&5> ~. Il = s$8
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Given a Life Sentence,

Welland, Ont, May 26.-Karl Dull
man, residence UNKNOWN; John Walsh
and John Nolin, of Dublin, Ireland,
but latterly of Washington, D. c., and
Richmond, Va, were on Friday con-
victed by Chancellor Boyd and jury
of having attempted to wreck Lock "a
Of the Welland canal with dynamite
and sentenced to Imprisonment for
life in Kingston penitentiary. q
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Taylor 10 Quit Re n tucky and Politics.

II Cincinnati, May IS. : A dispatch
from indianapolis. says that it is
stated there by an officer of life in
surance company that William S.
Taylor, late governor Of Kentucky,
has decided to abandon politics, re-
move from Kentucky and accept the
position of executive manager for the
insurance company with headquarters
at Indianapolis.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30

Washington, May Is june 81
the census enumerators appointed ii.
all parts Of the United States will be-
gin their work Citizens who have any
doubt once ning the identi ty Of these
officials are entitled to see their.
badges, which are Of silver, just like
that shown in the Illustrate This
sronfers upon the enumerator an the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-05-30
Must Not Use TOhacco-

Atlantic City, N. j., May 25-The
principal features of Thursdays ses-
sion Of the quadrennial conference Of
the Methodist Protestant general con
ference was the adoption by a two
thirds vote Of an amendment to the
church discipline requiring all candi-
dates for the ministry to foreswear
the use Of tobacco in any form.
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Heavy Failure.

New York, May 25.-Price, McCor-
mick & Co., one of the largest broker
age houses in the city, have failed, with
liabilities estimated at $13, 1000, 600 The
firm is member of the stock, cotton
and produce exchanges and of the Chi
cago stock exchange, and has branch
Offices in about 80 cities throughout
the United States. -. :. y. -
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To Establish once in Hon olulu.

San Francisco, May %. Collector
of Internal Revenue Lynch is making
prepare tons to establish az office in
Honolulu, the Hawaiian islands hav-
ing been added to the district of Cali
fornia. The internal revenue laws go
into effect in Hawaii on June a. All
deputies at the Honolulu Office will be
selected from the citizens of Hawaii.
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Capt. nIcCarty Dead.

Richmond. Va, May 2s..-Capt Page
McC Carly, one Of the principals ID the
famous 'McCarty Mordecai duel, is
dead The result Of q long illness. The.
duel, which took place here IN the
spring Of 1879, was one Of the most
celebrated since the civil war.
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.-l -, 10 $500 = 1f--f > T-ll1-l .'-I :, :
Forty Lives LaSt.

London, May ga dispatch to the
Daily Express from Georgetown, Britt
ISL Guiana, says that a steamer with
three conveys has been carried over a
cataract in the Potara river, British
Guiana, 40 lives being lost. n .l GIN.
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Corn for India.

Topeka, Kan, May IS. gayly dec
GRATED train Of 81 cars left here over the
Rock Island road at noon Thursday.
carrying 10000 bushels of corn to the
famine sufferers Of India.
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Named for G 8, ., J.

/ Raleigh, n. G., May 2 = RI ohibition-
lists of the state held a conference here
and decided to make a determined fight
against the state liquor traffic Henry
Sheets, Of Lexingt ton, was nominated
for governor. f5s.5 asgs85 @5#. t 4s
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Turkey startled.

Constantinopl May The Unit
ed States legation has startled Tur.-
key with a new demand for iimme-
sdiate payment Of the Indemnity
claims. a crisis is believed to BE 81
hand.
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Old settler Dead

Sioux City, Ia, May &c Sioux City's
first white settler, Joseph Leonais, a
French Canadian. died Friday, aged 81
he came to this section ii 1852.
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powers of an officer of the United
States government, and as such he is
entitled to all due respect. When his
'labors are over Uncle Sam generous
ly is going, to allow him to keep the
emblem of his authority as SOU
venir. ..,,.[-sss- ~. .5ss,. ,g 3.v...> Il y ,.
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MIKES J 4 REPORT on l|BDR||
Industrial Commission Makes Rec
! concentrations Regarding Leg
islation to Congress.
FAVORs UNIFORMITY OF LAVISH STATES.

Thinks Employment of Children Un-s
der II In Factories should BE Pros
ADMINISTRATORS Eight-HOur Day
Question of InjunctiOns COnsid-s
ered-Minority Report Submitted.
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Cancellation Laws.

In general way the commission reports
that Cancellation laws have been found
effective, but that strict arbitration ma
chinery rarely works well. 1t is recon-
mended that labor bureaus or commissions
be established in all the states.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-17
Election Proclamation

l. Finlay Ross, mayor of the city of
Wichita, by virtue Of authority vested in
me by law, do hereby make proclamation
TO the qualified electors of said city Of
Wichita. that there Will be held on Tues
day. the Srd day Of April, a. d. 1860, an
election for the purpose Of electing the
following named officers. to-wit:
One % councilman from the First ward.
vice w. II. Herbig. term expires.
one % councilman from the Second
ward, vice c. H. Luling. term expires.
one Cd councilman from the Third
ward, vice J. Giles Smith. term expires.
one Cd councilman from the Fourth
ward. vice c. l.. Davidson. term expires.
one % councilman from the Fifth ward.
vice i. +. Mclean, term expires.
One % councilman from the Sixth
ward vice Gerald Volk. term expires.
Also six members Of the board of educa-
ton:
one % member from the First ward
vice G. Gehring. term expires.
One % member from the Second ward
vice Jacob BiSsantz. term expires.
one Cd member from the Third ward.
vice w f. Tucker. term expires.
one % member from the Fourth ward
vice J. II. Stewart. term expires.
One % member from the Fifth ward.
vice Rodolph Hatfield. term expires.
one % member from the Sixth ward,
vice Amos Mccain. term expires
Done at Wichita this 18th dav Of
March. 1870. FINLAY ROSS. Mayor.
Attest: AMOS MCLAIN. City Clerk.
Home Rule for Observation-Disclosures
IN Ireland Cathedral hal. March L.
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