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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

sHOEBRlDGE BONANZA MINING COM
lany. Principal place Of business. salt Lake
Guy Utah Notice j. hereby given that az a
meeting OF The board ~ directors " the
ShoebHdge Bouanya Mining company hold
sept. lsth, 1870, un assessment lNo. - 90 s-l0c
lgr share was lcvied upon the capital stock
superintendent, n. a.. Heuf0n. at hi,ofite. 40
Mccormick block, salt Lake Guy. ltih Any
stock upon which this assessment may re-
main unpaid on October 18th, 100 will he do
linquent and advertised tor sale no public
auction and unless payment IS made before,
VIII he sold on NoNemhc- 9Th. 100 at II d.
No., 20 pay The delinquent assessment to-
gcthcr With cost Of advertising aud expense
OF sale.
O.. g HOLMES. President.
RICH. l. COLBURN, Secretary.
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EXCURSION RATES
for
CONFERENCE AND STATE FAIR,

The Rio Grande Western Railway an
nounces a series Of very low excursion
rates October LIST 20 9th 20 Salt Lake
city for the State Fair and Conference.
Its train service and equipment is the
very best. and the travelling public
makes no mistake IN patronlzlng the
r. @. W il has four fast and comfort
able trains each way between ogden
and Salt Lake also five trains between
Salt Lake and Provo etc; 20 70 40
minutes faster than any other line. The
Tintic, Sanpete and Marysvale trains
are quick and commodlus. Inquire OF
nearest r. G. w. agent for rates. etc.
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sIOCKHoLpERs MEETINo.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders o. The Utah Mine Tor the cleo
ton Of directors and for the Transaction OF
such other business rs may properly como
before the meeting will De held 90 the Office
Of the company. ~ Mccormick Block salt
Lake City Utah, on the second Tuesday 9th
day OF October. lao0 at 2 pm.
THOS T.. TAYLOR Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah, sept Is 1900
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THURBER.
Mountains Capped with Snow Mis-
sionary Farewell Social.

Special Correspondence.
Thurber, Wayne CO., Sept 2s-The
weather here has been quite wintry. for
a week past and the mountains around
are capped with snow.
The crops are nearly all harvested,
and threshing is nearly completed
Last night 1hurber gave a farewell
dance TO Cameron Brlnkerhoff, who
starts on tomorrow on a mission.
w. A. Keel, Jr, expects 10 start on
a mission about the 10th Of october.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

Happiness depends very much on the
condition OF the liver and kidneys. The
ills Of life make but little impression on
those whose digestion Is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys with
HERBINE and enjoy health and buoy
ancy Of spirits. Price, 80 cents. u. c, NJ.
l. Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

NorIcr Observation-Disclosures MEErINa

OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD
Company The annual megtIu- ui the stock
IHI...- n Oregon short Line Railroad GO.
Sa.t Ia.. CIV Utah. ou Wednesday. Crf0-
lHr D.. geo. 40 ilu.cIOrk H u, Zoe ODE e.e'-
t.Uuuf Utteal uityctoIs no tUu company. ana
f.r tlHflGuslGtlIu u such other business as
us Locally come before the mcet,u. The
lu1.. iHr tlu transfer ~ STOCK viii De- CLOSED
f1r tnr purpose. oi the meeting at the close
Of business ON saturday september - 1902
AND $50. bon relpauel 90 che day following
the date oi slcl meeting or any adjourn
utui Whereof.
ALEX. MILLER. Secretary.
Dated September IS, 1917.
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CONFERENCE AND FAIR RATES.
xln
Rio Grapde Western Ry.

For the State Fair. october 2nd 20 9th.
for the Semi-Annual Conference, J.. D.
S. at Salt Lake City, october On 90 7th.
inclusive. and the Salt Palace. the fol-
lowing rates are authorized 20 salt
Lake city and return via Rio Grands
Western Railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

In anaema and most women's all
ments the digestion Is weak, the making
OF color, flesh and strength out OF food,
Is imperfect 70 that the patient Is weak,
wan, nervous and dyspeptic This COM
ditlon can be corrected by taking a
course Of HERBINE Price, 30 cents.
u C. NJ / Drug Dent
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rROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES

Consult County Clerk or the respee.
Tive signers for further information.
ESTATE OPP !. HANNIGAN. DECEAS.
on The undersigned Will soil at private sale
The following described property. t0-wit q
o1e-hal undivided interest % and tl what
is known as the naunirau g. Wit saloon
canyon, salt Lake County rtah. on the elst
sue OF TIE canyon. opposite the mouth Of
Carr Fork, Immediately SOUTH of = HAYS
store on after the lith day OF October I. Ol
and written bids W II bo received ats. Hays
tober, 300 Terms 81 salc-Jash. By order
% the Court
T. u. CULLEN.
Adm nisirator Of the estate % b. j. Han
uigan deceased.
Frank Hoffman, Atty for estate.
Dated, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah, september.
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CARDSTON, CANADA.
First snowstorm- Railroad Prospects
SidetraCked-Vi from Indians.

Special Correspondence.
Cardston. Alberta Canada. Sept. 2j.--
We have lust experienced The FIRST snow
storm ~ the season. and Cardston pre-
sents this morning a very pronounced
Wintry appearance.
We have been favored with a visit
from the "elltc" Of the pIegau Indians
from across the line. who brought their
wives and sweethearts over with their
race horses. for q few days sport aud
they took possession Of Cardston for q
week. and they had gala time.
As IL raiued hard for couple Of days
they were somewhat disappointed at
the delay a dance In the evening at
'Kearrs Hall" made up for their dis
appointment.
ON the 18th Inst. we We're favored
with political meeting at The Assem-
bly, Han. and a large and Intelligent
audience listened 10 our representative,
Mr. Frank Oliver, give clear and C0n-
else statement OF his stewardship with
which his constituents here were well
pleased.
RAILROAD PROSPECTS SIDE
TRACKED.
The people OF Cardst0n. who were
feeling somewhat elatei over the PROS
poets of the expected railroad find that
thrIr prospects have been side-uacked.
a public meeting VIII ua held on the
lsJ of October 90 draft q petition
against the granting of further govern
mcnt subsidies unless the railroad
comes direct 10 Cardst0n. The first
thirty miles from Stirling Is being
built az fast as men ana teams can
build &C.
The latest addition 90 Car5stou's
palatIal homes Is one which Aunt Gina
Y. Card IS erecting on the east SIDE a
handsome and substantial seventeen
rOumed mansion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

As per list. aud ia accordance With law aud
a. order az TIE board of director. made on
the ljth day of August 1890 20 many shares OF
each parcel u said stock as may ue necessary
viii be sold 40 auctiln 90 The Office Of the
COMPANY, room 7i2 Mccormick Bldg salt
Lake CITY, Utah. on the 9TH day ~ October.
90 5 p o., 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost Of adyeftis-
ug and expense " sale
Ell. AIRS Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

Ana IN accordance With law ana an order
oi tho Board OF Director, made ON the Eth
day o. August. 1900, 30 many shares o. each
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary
viii De sold AZ the Office " the company, Zli
jennings Block. II West First south street,
salt Lase City, Utah, AZ thchouro OF II O'clock
noon, on the lst day of october. a. D., 100. o.
pay delinquent assessment thereon. together
with cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
SAM WILLIAMSON
Secretary OF Star Gold aud silycr Mining
Company Room 2l7 Jennings Block. salt
Lake city, Utah.
Dated SpDfefubor II 400
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LOGAN,
Corouer's Verdict OF Accidental
Shooting in Young Myers Case.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., oct. lin district
court today Fred Julius Petersen. a
native OF Denmark. now Of Paradise,
was admitted 10 citizenship
Justice OF the Peace INITIAL Of COL
lege. organized a coroners jury on
sunday 20 sit upon the remains ot
young Myers. who accidentally shot
himself on Saturday The jury consist
ed Of Messrs Alma olsen Erastus OIL
sen and Ncphi Petersen, who. after In
vestlgating the case. returned verdict
to the effect that Myers came 20 his
death by the accidental discharge Of a
gun In his own hands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

ing cider 10 Indians. The arrest was
caused by a number Of Indians being
drunk and annoying people. His hear
Ing win take place October 9Th. before
Justice McNlell Of American Fork. In
the meantime the defendant VIII be
liberated on his own recosnizance.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The city council was In regular ses-
Sion this evening and transacted the
following business.
City Treasurer Boshard reported the
finances for the quarter ending Octo-
Der LIST as follows
Balance ON hand July lst, " .}leii0.29
Received. DO zoe, 90, 90. .,.,.,, -tot',o
DisbuTsed. 90. 90. Gee, ,.,.,' oilop. .
Amount In sinking fund. e.. o, SVyb,o6
Balance on hand Oct LIST" "'. l4o'l'so
The report was referred to the COM
mlttee ON finance.
Recorder Buchi reported that 81
1880 had been collected for licenses
for the last quarter Referred 10 conf
mittee on finance. ..
Councilmgn Johnson. Taylor and VIII
kins We're appointed "a committee ON
equalization and review as PROVIDED
for In the ordinance Just passed crea'-
ing gravellng district No. O.
IL was stated 90 the council py MI
Beebe that Knight & Sons were con-
templatIng various changes at the hour
Ing mill such as building a large eleva-
tor for storing wheat and wished TO
have granted 20 them the right TO con,
struct a switch running on First ana
streets In 20 their premises. The mat
ter was referred 90 the committee on
railroads and telegraph line TO confer
with the petitioners and report at next
meeting
The matter Of estimating the cost on
extending the east drain was referred 70
the committee on sewage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE or
STOCK.

STAR GOLD & SILVER MINING COM
pany Principa place 0i business, salt Lake
City aud County, state OF Utah. N0ucA-
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
levied on the ,th day ~ August, la01 tha sew
oral amounts Sc, opposite the names Of the
respective stockholders as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

THE WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MIN.
Ing Company, secretary's Office, salt Lake
city Utah Notice There are delinquent
uton the following described stock on ac.
CONT ~ assessment No II. levied on the 18th
OF August. llrO. the several amounts set Og.
uoSlte the names Of the respective share
holders Us follows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

BULLION BECK TUNNEL COM.
pany Principal place OF business. Sc.
CornlcN g. Co.'s Bank. Salt Lake city.
Utah Notce.-There are delinquent uD-
on the following described stock. on a,.
count of assessment 80. s. levied on tia
2Ith day Of June. 1900. the 6eyefal amounts
cot opposite the uauos of the respective
shareholder Us follows:
No o. No. ot
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r,. branch once OF the peseret News
,I66sg,ien is AT No. i56 Twenty-ioulth
~ ,.SSf where advertisements ana -, sup,
ss,rptIons viii be received o Inc N' sysrv
Geaa1,inT on the same terms as In SAT-
rake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

PRIDE on THE WEST MINING COM
pany Nut'ce There ARE dplnduout mon
Inc following described s,o's On account u
assessment levied ON the stb dag OF August
1.Ol the sOverlI amount, set opposite the
NAMES Of the respective shareholders %, foi-
Iowa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

And 10 accordance with law and an or
Ger 90 the q srt ~ Directors. made on
Inc z1th DAY u. June 1900 so many shares
~ cach parcel ~ such stock ~ may be
necessary Wlu be- sold a. public auction
40 the oFler rr che company, Mccormick
4 Co.'s Bank. Salt Lake city Utah. on
SATURDAY.. August u.s. 1890 az one o'clock
% hi. n raw tle delinquent assessment
ibsre5n. ttrsther with die c0St o. adyer-
Using and The eEr..sos q the sale.
a. HANADEE. JR,
Secrsary
Rv resolution ~ the board Of plrec-
tors a the Bullion Beck Tunnel company,
me date % sale no ne above stock was
rrstpoued o. NcantEdar September B.
100 al one o.C'gr. p M. at the once o.
lie company Mccormick cos Bank.
salt Lake city Utah.
A. HANAUER, JR.,
Secretary,
By resolution OF the Board " Directors Of
the Bullion EU0k Tunnel Company. passed
ua thn ttH daF u. september no. the date %
,l'e Uf one above stock VAS p.s plned %
tuesday. September -f l't 40 tUr hour and
1'a.p AS above advertised
AUhNArER 1E
.r"r.frrr
b. resolution ~ the Board q Directors q
tho UuUHg Beck Tunnel Company, passed ul
o.. r..Ulg of september lan The date of
tn...f aUuFg-tNek Wl, postponed o. Mon
day. .tllHr It 100. 40 he hour and place
N ' 4. HANAUER JR,
secretary.
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And iu accordance with law and the Or
der Of the Board Of Directors made Sep
TENDER 1910. 500 many shares of each
parcel OF the above stock as may be nee
cssary viii be- sold 7t auction at ~ and 20
Vs. Second South ST. Salt Lake city.
Utah on the seventeenth day OF october,
1000 az eleven o'clock "a. m. 90 pay de-
liuquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expense OF sale.
b. r. BAUER. President
H. y. Patterson, Secretary
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NOTICE. TO cREpIrOR,.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM STOCEpAtr Dr.
ceased. Credit1-s WIN pressot claims win
vouchers o. the un ersignrd at hi, residence
IN the rear ~ NJ. ai2 south First apst M.
salt Lake City Utah on on before me Ism
cay Of January a. D. 1901
-. ISAAC y. WAUDELI.
Executor OF Che Last vii and testament II
William stlckdale Deceased.
Date II q VI publication. september iltb
a. d. 1907 ''''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02

NOTICE TO CREtITORs. ESTATE OF
christina G. sporrong. decreased. creditors
WIZ present claims with vouchers to the up-
qerslgncd az 81 Templetoa Building. salt
July. A. d. 1901 '
q, Date o. Inst publication sept Is. A. d.
-. CHRISTINA 81 = RODBEEG.
AamlnlstratrlX Of the T,tate OF Christina
q sporrong. Deceased.
fLhuVsoN' CANNON & TANNER Attorneys.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
ALTON, WYOMING.
Three Days OF Snow - Accused of a
Horrible Crime.
Special Correepondence.

~fNNasAA w ~ k1AAANAANNs
Alton, Uinta Co., Wyo., Sept. 2S.-
er without any rain our valley has sud
denly been clothed IN white on the
suddenly took on grave aspect, and
the beautiful white commenced 10 fail,
and for three days II was snow and
sleet but the dry ground absorbed 1t al
most as fast as II came. We now have
fine weather again, but our mountains
are covered with snow.
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PROVO.
SAD DEATH or c. PATTEN.
Dies Of Brain Fever The Result Of a Visit 10
Salt Lake With the Rough Riders
District Court Notes-Utah County Ri-
nRnces- Compensation OF Regis
nars-City Council Business.
speclnl Correspondonoe.

! Special Correspondence.
Provo. oct 1.-The following bust
mes was transacted In the Fourth dis
trict court before Judge Booth:
state Of Utah VIZ George Bates, MUIR
| der in the second degree, transferred
from Tooele county on change Of
venue. Thurman & Wedgcwood and
J W. n. Whtec0tton withdrew as
counsel for the defendant and the case
set for trial December 9. 1900
state VS. Joseph S Barnes. appeal
by agreement trial Of case continued.
Hyrum Healy. deceased sale Of per-
sonal property confirmed.
Estate Of ID, ID, Sabn, deceased; Oct
18th set for hearing annual account.
Estate OF n. j. Fairbanks, deceased ,
petition ~ sell personal property and
real estate heard and granted,
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Thone today
/ filed suit for divorce against Joseph r,
Thorne The grounds set forth Is deser-
ton Besides an absolute divorce the
plaintiff asks for the custody Of three
minor children and costs OF suit The
parties were married al salt Lake In
lSl6. The defendant filed a waiver Of
service Of summons and makes volun-
tary appearance.
SUIT ON MINING CONTRACT.
An action was today filed by Matt
Rudelat against the Bullion Beck
Tunnel company 10 collect 81 300 al
legged 10 be due the plaintiff on a con-
tract entered into with the defendant
company for eXcayating on mining
property owned by III. defendant. The
plaintiff has already fled with the
county recorder a mechanics lien upon
the following claims East Boy" big
/ Eastern Protection and shepard"
and asks that the judgment be ad-
judged as a lien on the above name
mining claims.
UTAH COUNTY FINANCES.
The board OF county commissioners
was IN session today and transacted
the following business;
Treasurer Malmberg reported upon
the different funds In his charge. show
Ing:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
HORRIBLE CRIME.

one Of the most horrlfylng crimes
that can be committed has lately been
brought to light In the valley. The In
formation, sworn TO by Osborn Lowe,
charges one Melvin Henderson. with
rape, and continued incest with his
eldest daughter for a period Of FIVE
years. also attempted rape on a
younger daughter. The accused was ar
rested and placed under 5000 bonds 10
appear for trial at Evanston Septem-
Der 18th, but his wife and dauRhters.
VINO are his accusers and the main Wit
nesses for the prosecution, suddenly
left the state, and failed TO appear
against him. His case was continued
until next term OF court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
MUST DIP BEFORE SHIPPING.

Some Of our local sheep men recent
ly met with quite severe setback. AZ
ter driving their sheep for a distance
u nifty miles and loading some OF them
on the cars for transportation 10 the
Chicago market, the government sheep
inspector detected some scab amongst
them with the result that every one
was turned back with instructions TO
dip before they could ship. The loss
VIII be felt quite severely by our sheep
men. as they will have 10 hold their
sheep about two weeks and with the
present storm and poor feed on the
ranse they are bound to loose flesh and
decrease In value.
Apostle NJ. f. C0wley visited Star
Valley recently and spoke to a fun
house at Alton Sunday. September 10th.
Two meetings were held. one az 2 D.
m. and one at p. m.
Quote a number OF our people are
preparing 90 visit Salt Lake and take
in the Conference.
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General Fund
CONDENSATION FOR REGlsTRARs

me Duafd IlNeu the rate OF COmpen-
sation for registry agents as follows;
Registering voters, five days, So per
day Posting registration notices, Sl.oO
Copying names, three times, 2is cents
per name. Three hours on November
Ord, for correcting names, etc, 20 cents
per hour For delivering, setting UP,
and returning election booths, so cents
each. Posting five notices OF election,
SlOO. Other expenditures to be exhib-
Tied by voucher.
Recorder Wnmlrth White was al.
lowed an extra copyist IN her office at
a salary OF 81 per day.
County Attorney Evans was instruct
ed o. commence suit against all persons
who failed 10 pay poll.taXcs
The county treasurer reported the
following names as deputy treasurers.
and the same We're confirmed.
William southwiok. Lehi: Nephi Mel
son, santaquIn, and Helen NJ Deal,
Springylle.
Joseph Coward was appointed regis
try agent for Clinton. vice j. A. Mitch
ell, disqualified. The resignation Of
John j. Craner az justice OF the peace
Al Cotton, was accepted
Hyrum r. Elton, William II, Daggett
and Mrs NJ. Lawson were appointed as
trustees for Manning school district.
No, 20, 10 serve until the next regular
school election.
Elias Johnson, offered his services as
fireman for the steam heating plant az
the county inhrmary az salary Of S35
per month. Taken under adyisemcnt.
Tax payers OF the new school district
OF Pleasant View, petitioned the board
70 create a voting precinct OF the dis
trict and appoint "a registry
agent for the same. The re-
yised code provides that no
voting precinct shall be created within
ninety days preceding an election. and
tho matter was taken under advise
ment
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A SAD DEATH.

Geo Patten, an inmate OF the insane
asylum, died at that institution today.
The cause OF the young mans mental
condition as well as his death IL due
70 so-callCd practical Joke perpe-
trated upon him by friends during the
visit OF Governor Roosevelt recently
% Salt Lake city Patten was about
% years OF age, and lived at Mant.
Sannete county and with a number Of
Sanpetc boys. went 10 Salt Lake 90 par
ucipate IN the Rough Riders" par
ode IN honor Of Governor Roosevelt.
PnttDn was a man who never drank
intoxicating liquors, and had the repu-
tgtIon of being a very moral young
man His companions knowing these
cont" lions. tWIued him a great deal.
and patten finally commenced 10 drink
"a u.tle with them 90 stop their making
fuu ol him. His companions then took
him around 10 "do the town. and most
OF Che dives Of the city were visited
during the night When Patton recov-
cred from the effects Of the liquor he
felt that he had disgraced himself as
well as his family, and being OF q very
sensitive nature the affair preyed
greatly upon his mind. and he became
Very remorseful, and then a raylng
/ Udhlac ana was committed 20 the state
insane asylum about a week ago. and
continued 10 grow worse until today,
when he died.
His father, John Patten. arrived IN
Provo this afternoon. and will take the
remains TO Manti for burial.
SOLD CIDER TO INDIANS.
sheriff storrs Saturday afternoon ar
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SOLD CIDER 10 INDIANs-

Sheriff storrs Saturday afternoon ar
rested Jack Shelley Of American Fork,
on complaint charging him with SELL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-01-05

nomination and when he sought the
election, he knew that the office to
which he aspired paid salary of $500
per year. He also knew that all former
presiding officers of the senate had serv-
ed the state-and some of them we'll
for this amount. why does Mr.. Cald-
we'll now ask the Ohio law makers to
increase his salary in the sum of $1,000
for the time during which he will serve?
Does Mr.. Caldwell propose to give to the
state additional services for the addi-
tional compensation? Does he propose
to give the state bettey service than his
predecessors in office? Does he pro-
pose, for this additional $4,000 to his
salary, to give the state a more
economical and better administration
than those who preceded him in office {?
What return does he propose to make
to his state for this additional compen-
sation? Do his party associates in the
senate-or in the house-believe his
ability, his integrity, or his honesty of
purpose of such high character as to en-
title him to more than double the salary
of the men who preceded him? Or is
this the beginning of wasteful extrava-
gance we are to expect from the new
law making body of the state? The
unanimity with which this salary grab
passed the house lends weight TO the
prediction made long since, that George
b. Cox, the corrupt boss Of Cincinnati,
would control the senate in the interests
of the most corrupt gang that has ever
infested the politics of the state.