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CLOTHING. FURNISHING. &c.

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excepted.
KAUFMAN,
Mems Wear Up-tO-date
Hot Weather FixingS
Natty styles at popular prices.
Keep cool and at the same time be
in style. Your wants are carefully
looked after by us. Before departing
for your outing replenish your outfit
with us.
Things in Vogue.
CRASH SUITS,
SERGE SUITS,
WORSTED SUITS,
SINGLE COATS.
SINGLE TROUSERS.
Suade Belts, properly narrow in
width; SOC
Lace Suspenders, one of the best
devices in supporting man this hot
term strong; select styles SOC,
Toe Night Shirts SOC.
20 dozen Night Shirts, fancy trim
med. elee ant quality muslin, worth
Zoe, going at SOC
Leather Suspenders, the strongest
out; we are the agents; Wauser
make % and SOC.
Underwear-Cool, gauzy Shirts
and Drawers IS and soc
Neglige Shirts Styles many, in
Percale, Dimity and Silk, SOC and 81.
INCEST assortment of colors always to
be found here.
Hosiery-Fancy colors, blacks and
tans, 124 and 25c.
Handkerchiefs-25 dozen Fancy
Handkerchief, special &c.
Neckwear The newest creations
in Bows, Bats, Imperials and String
Neckerchiefs, % and SOC. Wash
Neckwear 3, 10 and 12lc
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Ills Perfectly Reliable.

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WANTS.

vXyANTED-1OO MEN to work in Stone.
w quarry at Occoqusn, Va. Good wages,
and food and lodging furnished. Inquire OF
?. F. JONES, Occoquan. Va, or OF AMES
MCCUEN. Alexandhs, Va. iva st
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

NEW YORK. Dee. s.-Butter-Receipts, Sos
packages. State reamery lSd2sc: June cream
cry. lsq23lkc; factory. i2@l5c. Cbeese-Receipts.
LOIS packages. Market firm; large September.
l1Ac; small September, I1izc; large late-made,
10SQ1OAc; small lie. Eggs-Receipts-
sos packages. Market Arm; Western. regular
packing. at mark. 22q2si=c; Western. loss on, 2sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G.-Butter in good de-
mand; fancy Western creamery, 26c; fancy
Western prints, Csc. Eggs firm at lie higher;
fresh nearby. &c; fresh Western, &c; fresh
Southwestern. 2sc; fresh Southern, &c. Cheese
firm. New York full creams, fancy small. nizc;
New York full creams, fair to choice. 10L@l14c.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6.-Cheese-Stock sold Up
at primary points; light supply; market firm at
the advance; large. 12Gl24c; medium. l2hGlzlzc;
picnics. 121.612Ac. Butter firm and unchanged.
Eggs hrm: fresh, 25026c; cooler. 2Oa2ic-
CHICAGO. Dec. Con the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet; creameries.
15Q241c; daires. 13Q20c. Cheese active at loA
Q1l1c. Eggs active. fresh, &c.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. eggs firm; fresh Mis-
scuri and Kansas stock. 21c per dozen. loss OF.
cases returned; new white wood cases included
hc additional.
CINCINNATI. Dec. eggs firm and higher
at &c. Butter firm and unchanged. Cheese
firm; Ohio fiat, lie.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6.--Butter dull; creamery.
1Sq25c; dairy, 16q2oc. Eggs higher at 2Sc.
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TRADE IN
quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Cities.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s--F1our steady: ratents,
81. 50Q3 e5; extra fancy and straight. s3.1On3 p
clear. s.. 70G3. Corn meal steady at 81 Bran
dun; sacked. east track. e5Gs.e. whea;-No 2
red, cash. 7Osc; December. 10sc; January. lie:
May. 5sAc; No. 2 hard: C9ls@lthc- Corn-No. 2.
cash, 36%q37c; December. '5lsc; January, &c;
May. s5sc. Oats-No. 2, cash, 24c; December.
23JSc; May, 24ssc; No. 2 white. 211sc. Pera
steady; ,OOb dIt ssi hasa n6 fp,n: sS,ra a0s short, az
s. %; clear ribs and clear sides. $3.50. Bsc-n-
Boxed firm; extra shorts. sS2o; ear ribs anil
clear sides. $50. Timothy seeI, S.1G94.50. Hay
strong; timothy. $40. 25@i3.5Oi prairie. slo.5od11.5o
Whisky steady at 1921 Iron cct'on ties. s12j
Bagging: 7a1Ae. Hemp t " Inc &c: Rseei,to -,
bu; oats. 1900 bu. Shipments -Four. 300
brls: wheat, $1,000 Blu: corn. $1,000 bu; oats. 49,
600 bu.
/. f9i brls: exports, ls.0S5 bris. Unchanged
Wheat weak; SPOT and DECEMBER, 72Aa72isc:
N Ssnuss' red, ssAa5oc; receipts. 1s.ssi bu;; Southern
by sample. 7oa7sAe, Southern on gr.de 72k@7site.
6eTH essy' s 429sa s GsS; ' Sanua new 4 &c nsW or F SlS.
ruary. 42kQi2lzc; steamer mixed. 41lsc; receipts,
and and Yellow corn. new. Ssa44c. oats frmer: No
2 white. 2sa2sl4c; No. 2 mixed. 25lka27c: re-
Dec. 6-Beef-Extra India
mess dull at SIS Cd refined
light firm at ass Cd; short clear backs steady
a. ASS Sd. Tallow-Australian In London steady
at e. 2 "a go. g, W Nos + Tspd Western Ns; ca Minser n steady ay
ss nd: No. / northern spring steady at SIS Sd.
ssa' corS Sussp; R srm' &merisan ai mixed na neR. + +
Ind. Futures steady: December, Is 1lisd: jan
uary, IS lO%d: March. Is 9itd.
KANSAS T Dec. acknowledgements.
s2iEc: May. essc: cash. No. 2 hard. ssas7Isc: No.
2 red, sac. Corn-Decemeer ss%c; May. $40
s5c' oats-No. 2 white. Csc. Receipts-Wheat
) 200 bu; corn. 500 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Ship.
ments-Wheat. $500 bu; corn, 1850 bu; oats,
1900 blu.
TOLEDO. Dec. 6-Wheat fairly active and
weak: cash and December. Ie5c; May. 7s1kc.
Crrr active and strong: cash and Dscarhsr
sslsc: January. csc; May. s7Ac. oats-cash and
December. &c: May. 254c. Rye. Sc. Glover
March. $s.S21s.
CINCINNATI. Dec. s-Fleur steady. Wheat
easier; Nc. 2 red. s6'sc- Corn strong: No. Z
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To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
It looks somewhat out of place for men
recently elected TO the State Legislature
as Republicans to come forward with OPP
position TO the enactment OF a primary
election lava measure that has been
promised TO the people by two Republican
state platforms. which have received a
very decided Endorsement by the majority
OF the voters of the State. III such oppo-
sition is well grounded IL should have been
manifested when the party was formulas
ing its declarations upon which TO invite
the support Of the people, and not as a
post-election effort TO prevent the party
from keeping faith with its supporters
A party that will not redeem its ante
election pledges when IL has the power
so to do cannot expect 10 hold public con-
fidence, and should not. No bill that Is
likely to be presented on this subject can
work a measure OF evil TO be compared
with the good results that IL VILE accom-
plish I'm the way of purifying our political
system. The will OF the people settles our
elections. and IL should have an equal
weight Ia the primaries. II does little good
To safeguard the spigot while the bung-
hole Is left open. What the honest public
want is a chance 10 say for whom they
shall have 10 vote when election day rolls
around A proper primary election law will
secure TO them this privilege. which II so
often denied under the present system OF
making nominations. The objections 50
far urged remind enc OF the occasion when
a bill was pending I'm the Legislature 10
pay a small bounty for the destruction %
English sparrows. One representative OPP
posed vigorously such a measure because
he felt that In the event of IL becoming q
law some little urchin. I'm his eagcrncss to
secure a piece OF the reward. might acct.
oentaliy shoot a chippie. The force Of the
was felt. and the lin ives
promptly killed. IL II 20 be hoped thar
primary reform may not meet = like fato
Tor similar reasons. J. H cLAYPoox>
indianapolis. Dec.
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MIXED MARKET CHANGES
WHEAT LOSES LOWER ON RE-
CEIPTs AND LIQUIDATION.
Corn Gains on Small Deliveries of
Contract Grade-Oats
sions Active, Closing Higher.

CHICAGO. Dec. Wheat was weak. to-day.
on lower cables and a poor shipping demand.
January closing 5sG1c lower. Corn closed a
shade to &c higher, and oats &c lower. Provi-
sions at the close. were 2izQ71c improved
January wheat opened S9Ac to %9kc lower
az 711zc to nc. influenced by a decline at Liver
pool. A bit of buying on yesterdays export
sales, So loads Of wheat and 100, 900 barrels OF
flour, rallied the price to uz471sc during the
first hour, but the bulge did not hold. Consider-
able long wheat came out during the forenoon,
and. although the afternoon checked liquidation.
the liberal receipts and lack Of outside support
kent the price on the downward road. At 7O%c,
which was reached about / o'clock. the market
steadied, and reacted to Tic. shorts taxing
profits. but the ray of hope thus given holders
was soon lost, and the close was weak at the
bottom. xQ1c under yesterday at 7OAc. Inc
seaboard reported 10 loads taken for export Sea-
board clearances, in wheat and flour, were equal
to 400. 600 blu. Primary receipts aggregated $751;
ol bu. compared with 671.ooo bu last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported $50 cars
against 499 a year ago. Local receipts were lie
cars. so of contract grade.
Corn was strong all forenoon. but eased of
some later in sympathy with the wheat weak
ness. Shorts were still on the anxious seat, as
to-day's receipts. 1S3 cars, included only three
of contract grade, and only u cars were trans
ferred from unlicensed houses. The weather
was unfavorable for grading. There was a good
shipping demand. Seaboard clearances aggre-
gated 1,O9i, 900 bu, making 100000 bu for three
days. Country offerings were still small. al
though more liberal than they were last week
December sold between S1sQ3Sc, and closed sc
higher at 37ssc- May, sold between 36l2q3sssc
36%c.
Oats were again very dull. prices still pIod-
sold between 23%c and 2Ssd24c. and closed sc
lower at 23%c. Receipts were IA cars.
Provisions advanced early on light hog re-
ceipts. a fair outside demand and local buying:
Later a heavy local operator turned seller and
most of the early advance was lost. January
pork sold between s12. 20 and s12.37z. and closed
21zc over yesterday at Sl2.25: January lard be-
| tween $3.50 and $685., closing 2lac higher at
81. 921s. and January ribs between $3.50 and 1855.
with the close 7i5c up. at 6.35.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, so cars;
corn. les cars: oats, 140 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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AT NEW YORK.
Few in Prices, with the Feel
ing Distinctly Easier.

Ins AaSACHs
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-F1our-Receipts, 27,9
brls: exports, 3,156 brls; sales, 5000 packages.
The market was less active and a shade easier.
without actual change. Rye flour dull. Sales.
400 brls. Fair to good. s2.9o9s.1O; choice to
fancy. s.. a B~uckwheat -four quiet at s215
Q2.2O. Buckwheat dull at 60Qs2c C. i. 4. New
York. Corn meal steady; yellow Western, SIC;
Brandywine. s.. 4502. Rye firm; no. 2 West
ern. 56hc f. o. b. afoat; State. 52q5Sc c. i. f.
New York. car lots. Barley steady: feeding. 42a
46c c. l. +. Buffalo; mailing. 55a6Sc c. i. f. Buffa-
10. Barley malt dull; Western, 65G72c.
-Wheat-Receipts A. 400 bu; exports. ia. 700 bu;
sales, 1920, 900 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot. Spot
steady; No. 2 red. 7sHc f. o. b. afoat: No. 2 red.
775kc, elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, SSc f. o.
b. afoat: No. / hard Duluth, S77sc (. o. b. afoat.
Options lost a coed part of their recent improve
vances, general local unloading. Northwest sell
ing, Il liberal interior movement. good specula-
tive demand and light Slearanees; The depres,
closed at 7sNc; March. 7sNasOsc. closed a,
7ssc; May, kG7s l5-16c. closed at 7sAc; De.
cember, 77%01T&c, closed at 77ssc.
Corn-Receipts. 12i.soo bu; exports. 1922 o2 blu;
sales, 10000 bu futures, $4,000 BIZ spot. Spot
steady; No. 2, 46%c elevator, 46%c 4. o. b.
afoat. Options at first developed considerable
frmness on heavy clearances, small receipts and
decreasing stocks. local covering and restricted
they eased off, with wheat, and closed easy at
unchanged prices: May. 42%Q42hc. closed al
42skc: December. l4@4sikc, closed at 4eAc.
Oats-Receipts. 4s. 200 bu; exports. 80 blu. Spot
steady; No. 2. 26hc: No. 8, 26i4c; No. 2 white,
soc; No. 3 white. 2ec; track mixed Western. 261:
G27ikc; track white, 2SisG34c. Options slow and
about steady.
cut meats easy; picked bellies, sS.25@10,
picked shoulders. s5.75G6; picked hams. $500
s.25. Lard steady; Western steamed, sI.IIh; De.
cember closed at s7.51h nominal. Refined quiet.
Conee-spot Rio barely steaay: No. Z invoice,
re. Mild quiet; Cordova, 32Q13Ac.
Sugar-Raw quiet but firm; fair refining
s l5-i6c: centrifugal, 90 test. 4 e-lec; molasses
sugar, 3 2-i6c. Refined steady.
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CHICAGO. Dec e.-cattIe-Receipts,. $500.
Market strong ! a to ,i lgs higher butchers cher, o., stock .se,s
to-day. one carload at ss.25: good to prime
stssss; s. f issSs; Is; stronger PSDs to at %t 81 g. S:ie mixed ed
stockers steady at 81. 5 Is; cows, s2.s5d425;
s'sS; Caves s.; s0g ss.5sas sagn Texas ssg ED ste erli'j s. q $50
Texas grass steers, $a3sQ4.15; Texas bulls. $40
~Hoss-Receipt., today. 5000; tomorrow. 20:
:ys sGsg SC higher. .S Top: s.; mixed and z%a butchers;
Sssyyy, stfSsS4ss; light. ~T5aS; bulk Of sales.
shsep..Receipts. 1000: Sheep and lambs
mixed, 50. 7Sa4os: western sheep. sig44O; Texas
sheep, s2.5oq3.65; native lambs. siQ5-5o: Western
$500 natives. LOO Texans. 900 calves. The liberal
supply caused a slight depreciation in values for
ruled steady. Native steers. A-5oas. 80; stockers
and feeders; ss g sS 20; butcher ssa cSws and hsifers.
fed Texans. STOOLS; grass Texans. ssas.eO:
Hogs-Receipts. $500. The market was active
4 g adyance; she Heavy sE s!-s.qs g; mixed.
y: s,ssg 4 Is: stossers and feeders ss.ioos' caiis..
ST. LOUIS, Dec. e.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900, in
Guiding 500 Texans. The market was active and
export steers, .Hgeas.s5: dressed D'R bsef and
butcher steers, s405.25: steers under loo lbs.
10 ZJUJ. . StDtktFS lttttTSs e. ~ 40. COWS
and heifers. 10: Gamers. S-25d2.7 rs; bulls,
s.. 5903. 20, Texas and Indian steers. s. 3564. 90.
cows and heifers. s.. 3s9350.
higher. Pigs and lights. st.ssGiss: packers
si.S5Q4.e5; butchers. 81. son5.02lt.
Sheep-Receipts, LOO. The market was steady.
Native muttons, 50. 75@4.25: lambs. s4.5On5. q:
culls and bucks, s2.75Q4; stockers. $2.25q3; Texas
sheep. s3.S5G4.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 6.-Castle-Receipts.
5000 The market was steady and active. Ma
tive beef steers, A.2515.50. Western steers. s49
$50: Texas steers. ssds.75: cows and heifers,
sSd4.25; calves, Nq6
Hogs-Receipfs. $500. The market was SC TO
1oc higher, Heavy. M-s2k@4.so: mixed. s4s0a
4S21z; light, A771944s5.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.Co0. The market was slow
and weak. Fed muttons, So. s064.l0; Westerns.
ss.75d4; lambs. A-25@5.10.
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Beeves-Recefpts 51s
Nothing doing; feeling firm for cattle; steady for
Others Gables steady. shipments. p sheep.
barely steady; grassers neglected; nominally
steady. Veals. $5mS. no choice here.
sheep and 1921 Good sheep
strong; others steady. Common TO choice sheep.
s.. SCOT Is; cuIls, 81: lambs. ss.l2tsGs: culIs. s4as:
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50. Half q car on sale.
Feeling firm.
EAST Dec. 6.-Receipt-CettIe q
cars; sheep and lambs. q cars: hogs, 20 cars
shipments-cattie. 26 cars; sheep and lambs. &c
cars: hogs. II cars.
cattie-Market quiet. Calves. choice to extra.
81. 06I75
L~ambs-Choice TO extra, s.. 5oa5.sa; sheen. choi.e
to extra. s464.z5; Canada lambs. S.50@5.s5.
Hog-Heavy. $40; pigs. f5.o5G5.I0-
CINCINNATI Dec. HOG active and
higher at So. 6od4.95.
Cattle steady at 81 2565-
Sheep strong at lambs active and
higher at $3.Joq5.2a.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
Transfers Made Matter Of
Record Yesterday.

RECORD 1e8ter00ys
Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Dec. 6. 1850. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, I2s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3O05:
Elliott Hootan to Helen J. Groves ct al,
part of Lot 4e, A. E. Fletcher's fourth
Harvey Wright to Jacob Raub. Lots I, s. ~
and 10 in Campbell's subdivision of Lot
second addition to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Noah Freeman to Charles w. Fredericks
ct ux, Lot 6. Peter NJ. Bigney's subdivi-
john dnGn w. stroh to Nora T. Creighton. Lots :"
5 and s, Stroh's subdivision or Lot AZ,
RitteE,s addition to Iryington-.:--.-- 500
of Lot 1, Reagan 1850
Dora ], Duncan to Thomas A. Wright. Lot
Justine s. zook ct al. to Joseph R. Hall. '"'
Lots 4 and 5 and part Of 8. Hasson's sub,
cl Da1i q E Id M0O +. e g. I q an9 FIT p , Wilson.
George r. Brunson to Lewis Z. Mckenzie
ct ux., west half Of the southeast quar-
ter, Section %, Township II, Range 49,. 500
Alice Finch to Charles E.. Schneider. part
of the northeast quarter. Section IA.
Township 10. Range ..-........... 1850
IA. John G: Pierscn's North Meridian
street addition II. 600
Joseph r. Hall to Justine 8. Zook. north
half of Lot 2, Square u, brakes addition. 5000
Scott Cory to Joseph Taylor. Lot 4, Nut
ting's subdivision Of Lnts q and Is. A.
Z. Fletchers second addition. ...... 625
Helen j. NJ. Groves ct al. to Amelia Hor-
ton. Lot 1. Hayden's subdivision Of Iarr
of Block IS; Johnson heirs addition....... $500
George H.. McCaslin to Jacob Holm Ell ux,
part Of the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter, Section 6, TOWNSHIP,
Is. Range 225
Margaret J. Culhertson 10 Ida Marie Gull
bertson, southeast quarter If the south
east quarter of the southw 81 q after,
Section 81. Township IL. Range 4......... 100
Willis b. Hardacre to Philondes HAYES,
Lots . and 6, Block 6, s. a. Fletcher,
jr.'s. northeast addition ................. $500
-
Transfers. II; total consideration. ........ 81 142
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To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
1t is unfortunate that the fee and salary
commission has omitted TO make any
recommendation as to salaries OF members
OF the General Assembly. Every office has
been provided for except this. The salaries
OF Governor, Supreme Court justices. state
officers and county officers have been I'M
sentation thst the salaries OF legislators
Is not adequate. The pay of a member of
the Legislature Is ~ridfculously small Six
dollars per day after paying board and
lodging and i~ncidentals leaves him about
the compensation OF q common day laborer.
And that for . period Of but sixty days.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
No. ) spring wheat. 6e671kc: No. 2 red. 72973kc.
No. 2 corn, 37Ac; No. . yellow. 37I@S77sc. Nc.
2 oats. 224n22c; No. 3 white, 25@26Ac. Fair to
choice mailing barley. 5Od57s. No. 1 haxseed.
81. No. 1 Northwestern, $1-7O. Glover
seed. contract grade. siO@l6.25. Prime timothy
seed, s4.40c Mess pork, per brl, s11.50. Lard, per
100 lbs. 81. 1912 20. Short-rib sides Goose, S.. 80
G6.75. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). s5.s7110
612s. Short clear sides (boxed). Sc. 75q6.S
Whisky. tasis of high wines. s1.27. Sugar. cut
loaf. 6.15c; graduated, 5.eoc; confectioners' A,
$500; off A. 5.40c.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat. 7S.eM bu;
corn. 15s. 00o hui; oats. Iss. 006 bu: rye, 1000 blu;
barley. $1,000 bu. Shipnents-Flour, 1900 brls
wheat, 295. 600 bu; corn, 10000 bu: oats, $4,000
bu; rye, 5000 bu: barley. 1000 bu-
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The feature OF the
metal market was the decline in tin to 1880
27.35c, with the market finally weak in tone
The loss was the result OF decidedly weak ca
bles, these showing a drop OF &c N London,
later making the lowest point reached since the
middle of last January. Copper, though sc
higher in London (e72 Is Cd, was very quiet
locally at lie for Lake Superior and 1880 for
casting copper. Lead continued quiet at 4.391zc-
Spelter was weak, with a further deolire. clcs-
ing on the basis Of 4.25GiS0c Cables reported
a loss in London of Is Cd to lis Cd. The iron
markets OF the country ruled quiet without ma
terial change.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. e.-Lead dull at 4.221s@4-2 Csc.
Spelter lower at 4.071zc-
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This is but a temptation to listen to propo-

This is but a temptation TO listen TO propo-
sitions from parties interested in securing
legislation for private gain, I'm the benefits
accept a money consideration for his in
fiuence and vote In putting through certain
measures. While as a rule the members
of the General Assembly OF Indiana have
been free from the faint of jobbery there
have been cases in which the betrayal OF
the interests of his constituents by a mems
Der have been too evident to be ignored
II would seem that most OF the tempta>
tons TO forget their obligations TO the pub<
lie would be removed by making the coms
pensation of members OF the General As
sembly commensurate with the honor and
dignity of their Office and the dignity and
great intellectual and commercial interests
of the State OF Indiana. The salary of
legislators ought to be $1,000 per term.
WILLIAM Z. HEAL
Marion, Ind, Dec. 6.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07
VITAL STATISTICS-DEC. 6.
Births.

Mrs. and Ellis Chain. T7 North fremont
avenue, boy.
Cora and Harry A. Jones. 2o19 Aivord street,
boy.
girl.
street. boy.
Maud and Bert w. Huff. 1913 East Ohio street,
Girl.
Louise and Jacob wyrick. GIG Roanoke street,
twin boys.
Maud and L. p. Tomiinson. 34 Temple avenue,
girl.
Jane and Wesley Young, All West Twelfth
street, boy.
Mary and w. E. Conner. 1924 UdelI street.
boy.
Gertrude and George Clark. 7iO Fletcher ave-
nue.. girl.