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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
An Issue That sticks.

When Chairman Grigge, OF the Dem
ocratic Congressional committee. satiriz.
ed the Republican party and President
Roosevelt for having just discovered
tina there Is need OF effective legisla.
ton against trusts, only the hide bound
organs OF his party gave undivided APP
proval. They agreed with the chairman
that to run a Republican campaign upon
the Claim that the party had recently
learned the inadequancy OF the Sher-
man act would make the contest a huge
comedy. Where Representative Griggs
in Vited opposition was in bringing a
Joint indictment against Congress and
the President, says the Detroit FREQ
Press.
In his zeal to mako n sweeping &C.
cusation the chairman failed to admit
that the President met with poor sue
cess in his efforts to influence the policy
OF the last Congress. 1t openly oppos-
ed him in the matter OF Cuban reciproc-
ity and calmly ignored him as to man, of
ther recommendations made in the first
message issued to that body by him, go
far as the trust question is concerned
Congress had it's instructions as TO deal
ing with it from the Republican nation.
al convention which called for their
proper regulation in no uncertain terms
yet the majority In absolute control did
nothing,
To say that it did nothing is too mild
They voted down every proposition from
tine Democrat for the restraint and pun.
ishmeDt OF monopolies. Now the party
managers insist in st~entorian tones that
Just as soon rs Congress assemblies in
December steps will be taken to deal
with the trusts as they deserve. This
important issue is referred by the domi-
nant party to the short term, when the
amount OF unfinished business will con.
sumo the brief time available. Tho best
that can reasonably be expected is That
an antitrust measure may be framed
and referred to the proper comn ittee.
But that might have been dono ut the
session just closed, and there is no good
reason why it might not have been re-
ported and promptly acted upon had the
party SO willed.
The only convincing explanation ia
that the Republicans in Congress did
not wish to antoganize the trusts, for they
are great campaign contributors when
they see u good investment in the con.
t%ributors, and there is to be an election
OF Congressman in the fall.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
lFROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

The gold ring advertised yesterday
wa returned to tire owner lust night. 1t
pays to advertise.
Owing to the expected rush OF Knights
OF Pythias. there will he no extra Sun
day dinner Mt the Depot Hotel.
Carnation chocolates, handmade
creams and soda water right from the
fountain at Gurrecht IL Nulty's.
WANTED-Manager Tor New
Branch Of our business here iii Elko.
Address nj once, with references. Alfred
Morris, Wholesaler, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Fourteen trains OF Knights OF Pythius
have been delayed lay u w~aslout on the
Denver & Rio Grande. Twelve Of these
trims are scheduled to eat here and two
have diners. Some Of the delayed trims
may pass through tonight.
Hon. f.. NJ. HuTaker OF Virginia City
Inns been re.appoiuted Chairman OF the
Committee OF Appeals OF the Sovereign
Granl Lodge of Odd Fellows. 1t is a
splendid tribute to his worth in that
body.
The Republicans OF Washoe county
seem to have troubles OF their own.
Two different meetings we're called for
last night tc put tickets in the field for
delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention..
Mr.. Rothermel says everything is
working smoothly ut the Burner Basin
oil well. Water was struck at the depth
Of $50 feet and a we'll is now being
drilled for water. II this is found in
sufficient quantity, it will reduce ex.
penses and there will be no further de.
lay ON account OF water.
John Lowe Dutch Chris has been
placed under $1,000 bonds to explain
to Il Nye county grand jury why
he should not be indited for assault with
intent to kill Charles Mcleod, by strik-
ing him with the business end Of Il hand
az at Tonopah last week.
The foreigners in the strike regions OF
Pennsylvania have determined to cut off
IN ear Of every man who returns to
work, so that they wall forever be mark.
ed M unfair workman. That ia the
kind Of cattle that the coal barons OF
Pennsylvania have imported into the
country in violation OF the contract
labor law.
a British army oil Ger, to whom WIS
submitted Il mass OF testimony relative
To the respective advantages Of long
conts md short Jackets Tor wear nt
amess," with Il request for his opinion
saw the ludicrous side Of the red tape
and replied, al beg to report that I APP.
prove the adoption OF Il tail coat for mess
and | cnnsider one tail should he red
IL the other blue"
Senator Pettus OF Alabama, called
-Confucius" by his colleagues because
OF a fapcied resemblance to the Chinese
philosopher, ID eighty IL years old, lie
intends to stand for recollection to the
Senate and il no ia elected will be
lightweight when his term expires. lie
il m intelligent and vigorous member
OF the Senate although he is sometimes
amusinGly solemn us he declaims some
oraculnr platitude.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08

In the Transvanl alone. according to
u writer. there are 10000 Boer families
TO he sent to their homes, Tho trims
pOr,ation facilities are crude and
inadequate. The army has turned over
to the civil government 1000 WAGONS,
and these Rro being used Hs transports
Tor the Beers. 4 "cummittcu Of rc
patriatiun' has charge Of the work. 81
suppose" writes the correspondent,
"thRt there ID no parallel in history 10
the committees task since the Jows ro-
turned from Babylon" Although the
Beers know TINT most " their firm.
houses have been destroyed, they are
ANTIQUE to get away from the reconcen-
tration camps aud return to tho voldt.
They hnyc n passion Tor home and
freedom, no matter how c%OmtortlcBs.
That tho devastation OF war has been
terribly complete is apparent from the
statement That IN ono dist riot alono
1000 houses were destroyed. The
corrcHp ndent describes a journey in II
region which n few ycRrs ago was noted
for its fine farm buildings. Now one
sees only ruins.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
Democratic Delegates.

According to the returns made to The
secretary Of the Democratic county com.
mittee the following delegates to the
Democrotic State Convention have been
elected in this county: George Russell,
Thomas Hunter. a. W. Hesson, w. W.
Booher, George Mcintosh, j. F. Nc.
Dermott, v. T.. IIamlin. william Rut.
ledge, Harry Tibbets. Roger Doherty,
T.. l.. McMahnn. w. w. Weathers. w
S. Griswold, IT,. IL. Coryoll, Phil s
rriplett, Il f.. Skaggs.
1t IL understood that a primary was
hold in Bryan precinct OF district No. 8
and q delegate elected from that district
but no returne have been sont TO the
secretary Of tho county committee. II
nm election was held there. n full delega
ton has been elected.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImagundi.

Lander Taber aud Joe Gardner took
atrip to tho South Fork today. They
will he zone several days.
Ii cost Sl2. 0C0.C Geo to count ue the last
time, but Director Merriam thinks he
can do the next census ut u marked
down price.
Charles Dohctty and W. T.. Johnson
are down from North Fork. They
report everybody busy harvesting Il big
hay crop.
Principal Caine Of tile high school
went 70 Wells last night. lie will visit
Clover Valley before he returns and do
some missionary work for the high
sch DOl.
Deputy U. S, Marshal IIoIbrook
arrived from Carson this morning 10
attend the examination OF three United
States prisoners on the charge Of selling
whiskey to Indians.
\ United States Pension check for
SoI ls-ucu w " W. bOODer, guardian,
Inns been lost or mislaid. Tho finder
will he literally rewarded on bringing
the same to this Office. Payment OF
same has been stopped.
Mr.. Greenfield will hold service mt
Lamoillc school house tomorrow morn
ing and ut the |. u. &. Il. Hall ut South
Fork tomorrow night. He will spend
next week in South Fork and Lamoille
III the interest Of the church and will be-
III Elko next Friday ON his way to f;u-
rcka.
In the near future T. | Stotcnberg and
w. q. Ross, principal Of the Virginia
schools will make an experiment with
wireless tclegraphy from the flag poles
e. the First and Eourth Ward schools.
Mr.Stotcnberg will set the apparatus up
and will begin the tests RS soon IN
possible.
General Jacob II Smith. the man who
issned the famous order to make Samar
Il bowling wilderness and to kill all
PHILIPPINES over ten years III age, arrived
III San Franciscc yesterday on the
Transport Thomas. lie WIS overcome
with emotion on receiving the Presi
dents order retiring him from the
service.
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Southern Pacific Pension schvmr.

Tho San Francisco Examiner eays
that President +. II. Hartman OF the
Southern Pacific Company IL having
prepared II list Of namea OF oil the
conpnny's officers and employees who
are sixty. five years Of ago and over. to:
getl.cr with tho length OF time they
have been with the corporation. The
hcads OF departments are obtaining this
information. Few Of the conductors,
engineers, lircmen or other train men
arc OF tho ugo montioDCd, but many OF
tho slopmcn and half q dozen high and
low officials ARE sixiy.liyo ycars OF ago
and over. II Ia believed that Mr.. linrri'
man intends 10 create n ponsion list and
mako II compulsory Tor every officer
and workinRman Ia retire on hall pay
after attaining tho age OF siHty.tivc. The
head officials in the city say thoy Ito not
know what Mr.. Hartman will finally
decide upon, cave TINT he wants Ia
adopt eomo plan Tor recognizing lone
and faithful service.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
Death Of ShorIn MoInnis.

Sheriff W. II. Mc1nnis OF Washoo
county died Thursday after suffering
several days with blood poisoning. lilo
had a small sore ON his left leg, which
he poisoned by scratching. flo was
born in Monroe county, New York. fifty
one ycars ago. lilo Was elected sheriff
Of Washoc county in 1896 and was sorv-
ing his third term. a widow and sir
children survive him.
Sheriff McInnis was Il faithful, com
petcut official and IN honest. courteous
gentleman. Those who knew him will
DO snddcncd by his death. May God
deal tendoriy with him and his stricken
family.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08

' ' Wv ~ 'N'NHHf
MeagrO particulars were received hero
Inst evening o. the killing Of n number OF
phccp belonging Ia French and Basque
ehc"pmcn by n party 0i unknown men
ncnr Diaaatcr Peak, In the extreme
northern part 81 tho county. There
were eight mon III the party, according
To the story told 10y the Fronchman who
brought tho news hero. They visitcd
several sheep campa in tho mountains
nj tho hcnd n kinRs river and Cotton.
wood creek n few nights ago. each man
being masked md heavily armed. 1hoy
shot about eiIty head OF shocp in MI
and drove of u number Of horsos.
Nothing further could he mcortuincd
from tho F,enchmnn than tho few iacit
here given. Tho suppositiOn IL that
tho men who killed tho sheep aud run
oil with the horses arc stOckmon who
arc takioR that method OF trying 10 run
tho %phcopmcn ont Of tho country.
30 far M known, no charge has beer
preferred mud thcro will bo no onlcia
investigation ~ tho affair Silver State
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

AkOlOIOOh IRII I'M
Carson this afternoon.
Henry S. S.arrett. the Er-Regent, i,
not the man who accidently killed his
wife last Saturday while Oh a fishing
expedition. 1t il probably n brother of
his.
NJ. G~regovicb, who has been commits
eary at the State prison for some years,
has resigned. Thomas Ackers, a for.
mer guard, has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
Misses Ida and Margaret Russell lef,
Tor San Francisco Satur lay evening.
Miss Margaret will enter Miss Hamliu's
school and Miss Ida will visit friends
in the City. (
Constable McAdans and Judge Rut-
ledge Of Carlin interviewd the com mis-.
%sioners today on the necessity of having a
safe jail in that town. Their words
had the desired effect us the commits.
sioners ordered two steel cells for the
Jail.
According to the Chicago papers an
evangelist "has struck that town whose
terms are $40 n week, IN return for
which he guarantees fifty diversions or
money refunded" This il only SO cents
apiece, which il dirt cheap for Chicago
converts.
The Lincoln County Seurchlight says:
Tightening struck the hill back OF the
school house on the 18th inst, tearing a
great hole. Several men on the night
shift in the Quartette mine suffered a
shock from the lightning conducted
into the mine by the skip rail.
Sheriff Mclnnis Of Washo0 county is
i'll u serious condition from tho effects of
a bicycle accident last year. lie hurt
one OF his legs severely then and the
wound has broken out agains 1t is now
black and swollen and blood poisoning
has set in. His recovery ia doubtful.
AZ FAR as we are able TO learn every.
thing is running smoothly at the oil
wells, At the Burner RLsin we'll good
progress il being made. the only draw
back be ng the water necessary to run
the engine. Two big teams have been
put to hauling water and there will be
no further delay on that score.
Deputy Constable Nichols brought
two men from Crilin yester lay to serve
thirty days each in Jail for being drunk
and disorderly. They we're under
suspicion OF having robbed Chinaman
Of a valise containing $40 in money and
other property. Property supposed to
bc stolen was found ON them but the
chinamnn WINS unable to j lentify it.
The examinations Of Martin Manin,
George Gordon and John Hogan,
charged with selling liquor to Indians,
were held before the u. 5. Commission.
er this forenoon. There being no evil
aga inst Manin and Gordon. they
were discharged. Hogan was held to
appear before The Z S. grand jury with
bond fixed at 500. Failing to give thr
bond he was committed TO the iiIkm Jail
Considerable sar. rise has been o.
cHsioncd by the To- wing 1T th' rn us
Bureau IN r'gHrd - thu properly 0w nc /
hy the '~.im'"rs a. &c { cary. We. ri
mr 10 ,hc-r iirUi =, the faru.rr. ,Sn
but 10 pes CO.. uf the %rIlti ~ .;ic
country, L"' "ilhstnndiI = ihr CT thai
they consiii utc approximate on,.I.nlf
tho population, II wouli scom that the
figures answered the question M Ia why
the rising generation leaves the farms.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
His Sight Thrsntoncd.

@'Hhile picnicking last month my IL.
year. old hoy was poisoned by some
weed or plant" says w. ii. Dibblc, Of
Sioux City, Ia. ale rubbed tho poison
of his hands INTO his eyes aud for a
while we were afraid he would lose his
sight. Finally Il neighbor recommend
ed DoWItts Witch Hazel Salve. Tho
first application helped HIM and in Il few
days no was ns we'll as over" For skin
diseases, cuts, burns, scalds, wounds,
insect bItes, DoWitt's Witch Hazel
once. Beware OF counterieita Elko
Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
It Needs m Tonic.

There are times when your liver needs
II tonic. Don't give purgatives that
grippe and weaken, DeWitt'e Little
Early Risers expel all poison from tho
system and act as tonic to the liver. ".
Scott, 53l Highland AVE., Milton, Pa,
Early Risers with me for several yeara
md would not be without them" Small
and easy to take. Purely vegetable. They
never grippe or distress. ElkoDrug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
A Ourae of Humankind.

ls sick and nervous headaches.
8 Headache cure gives instant
relief. One dose cures. Guaranteed
perfectly harmless. Immediate relief
DC. ind lOc. a box. 1t cures neuralgia.
box guaranteed. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08

Don't neglect a cold. II In worse than I'm.
pleaHaht, il is dangerous. by using
One Minute Cough Cure you n cure IL
ut nee Allays inflammation, clears the
head, soothee and strengthens tho mucos
membrane. Cures coughs, Group,
throat and lung troubles. Absolutely
eaic. Acts Immediately, Children like
IT,, Elko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
IIOw'a Tl,taY

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF CatHrrh that n n
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T.. j. CHENEY 4 co, Props,
Toledo, Ohio,
We, the undersigned, have known Il.
j. Cheney Tor the last 10 ycars, and be.
love him perfectly honorable in all bus.
inCss transactions, md financially able
TO cnrry ont any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST & THAux, Wholesale Druggiste,
Toledo, ..
WALpISG. KISSAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Dtuggiste, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro IA taken intern
! ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfacca 6i tho syotcm. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggisto
Testimonials FREQ.
Halls Family Pills are tho beet.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Major Dennis has gone to San Fran
cisco for his health.
Jacobs. the tailor, has added q fine
Limo OF the very lytest style Of hats 10 his
stock OF furnishing goods. Look out
for his new ad.
Yesterdays Gazette says Sheriff Nc.
lnnis continues to grow weaker and that
HE case ia a desperate one. with the
chances decidedly against him.
Andrew Crane was released from the
pest house yesterday afternoon. lie
thinks the county should nave a more
comfortable place for caring Tor It's
smallpox patients.
j. l.. Butler Of Tonopah was appoint.
ed a dele gate to the Silver party State
convention and the Republicans, not to
be outdone, also appointed him n dele.
gate to their convention. There is moth
ing like being popular.
Seven Republicans and ono Democrat
have announced themselves as can
didates for various offices in Washoe
county. Why don't the Elko county
office seekers initiate their example.
The co:dmns Of the IN~DEPENDEST are
open to all OF You, boys.
The Reno Gazette says: 4 four. horse
team loaded with provisions left ANA
dee yesterday for Donnely mountain to
| lnnnlE fln nrn=nnrHnro - klnN IoooI.K,
There are about two hundred people in
there. all told, looking for gold, but
most OF them come from the northern
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawley left for Ruby
valley this morning on a two eeks'
outing, During his absence Webster
Patterson will attend to business in the
clerks office. The reporter glanced
into Mr.. Dawley's buggy and saw sever.
al suspicious looking packages that
might have been snake medicine or
remedies for sunstroke.
The Democratic party does not agree
with Senator Vest that il would be a
good thing for it to be beaten by the
Republicans this yenr. The party is in
fighting mood and far better fighting
condition now than it has known since
1892. 1t intends to attack the Repub-
Leans all along the line and give them a
walloping such as they have seldom
known.-Atlanta journal.
An Indiana factory inspector has
found by his obse rvations among work
ers that frequent bathing tends to pre-
rent Intemperance. The natural
philosophy behind this proposition is
perfect and il is to be hoped that the
suggestion will be utilized by the social
roformers. In the tropics where the
climate produces great thirst frequent
bathing Is the rule among all classes,
the poor particularly, and intemperance
in drinking is far less common than in
the northern Observation-Disclosures
Times.
y cave occurred III the ChoIlar shaft
at Virginia City early yesterday morn.
ing and the front OF ne hosting works
and the gallows frame fell into the shaft.
The Chronicle says; the cave was nc
companied by u loud report, and a tremb.
ling Of the earth that resembled IN
earthquake. The trembling was felt all
over the nei%ghboorhood, and caused
great CONSERVATION among those resid.
ing in the immediate vicinity. A great
cloud of dust uprose from the building
and for u few minutes everything was
befogged by the dust. No one was i'll
jured.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08
DeIorntea ApnoIntod.

Governor SRdler has appointed tho
following delegates to the Transmits.
sissippi Commercial Congress to meot in
st Paul, Minnesota, August 10 to %,
inclusive: John waguer.,J. A. Miller.
r.. r. Freudesthal, II. B.'Maxon, Geo.
$. Nixon, L. l.. Oddie, John Sparks,
John Henderson, G.. II. SprinRmeyor,
Is. l., Smith md Joe r. Ryan.
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WALprsG. KISSAs 4 MARVIN,

The Reno Guzotto says that Hon. II. ).
Harrington Of Elko will 10 tho Rcpub.
lican nominee Tor Congress. Tho
F~usionis,s will scnd him up Salt river
again.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-08-08

Tho beet brands OF cigars and tobacco
at Garrecht 4 Nulty's,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-27
Mi ballera en- Ell Moro

Con este sjgnificado tftulo envi6
el sefior Ricardo Rodriguez C6ceres
s su iluk+re hermana poIftica Lpisa
Martinez Casado, uua tsrieta postal
conteniendo las dos inspirSdas = sen
tid&s espinslas que POGO antss habfa
improvisado entire an grUpo de ami
gos y familiares, despues de hAber
visto izar 10 glcriosS bandera cuba
M en- ID histories fvrt&leZa del Mo-
rro:>
LUISA.
e tire lucidos .stejos
al in Is he vistO Rotar.
librs y eols, = titilAr
de sm eetrella los Tt dsjos.
FL mar copia en- sus espejos
So luG 6ihmsntina y purs;
es del Cialo IL piutura
da sas' briilantes colores,
y causa euvi3is 4 les flores
sl poder do su harn1caUfa!
iQ.S apaciole y harmonioss
t,cl-;A lA natursiezB,
en- medic 6e Ia g:an6ezs
dc asceoa tan Etges+T0sa!. !....
Cor n = hiios y nj esposa
c!@r1G & Dios 0 nnipctc4te;
y c5n ertusiSsmo Rrdiept3
y l&gc:ua en- las mejillss,
ncs preic&cs de rodil!&s
ante Cuba independents!
R. Rodriguez CaceYe.
Mayo 20. 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-27

del NiSgsrs, y aagoramento no tar
CARA en- tomArs9 De ella elEuuos
ci3utCs de- miles dc csbsllcs de fuer-
~; los cuel8s &psnas AfectsJa1 este
gran sslto, Guys e2efgfa eqnivale &
algu>os mil,o&os do cAbAllos de VA
por,
Los qua re:!ec temente han vi.
2itado Ia exposition de B6falo, han
podido Admir&r Is i!umin&ci6n es-
~.6adi3a de LIS eos ;ios y p&rnaas,
in scspechAr, ..cGc 3s de eloe, quo
Il orfgen dc e=Cs f3cos brillantes,
es3~sbs 81 las cztsvz+ss del n &gara,
i ajg4'e0s n4il1As so l. o;4d&d.
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PRECKOs

Agenoia en- San Juan-Calle Allen MIN. 78.
Agenoia en- Guayama-Hotel. Frances.
Telefono-804.
NOTA:-Los precios de ida y vuelta son con-
venoionales.
OTRA Los pedidos deberan hacerse dreo-
tamente la Agenoia.
g. 90-1 Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos HI. BlOmdet.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-01
Vermont BaPIists.

The Baptist state convention at Ben
nington last week elected the following
officers: President, Gov. w. w. Stick
ney; vice president, Rev. E. Nd. Fuller of
Barre; secretary, Rev. W. A. Kinsel of
Bristol; treasurer, D. W. White of Rutland.
1t was announced that of the $4,000
needed to clear the existing deficit, &c.
100 had been raised and the additional
$500 needed was pledged from the floor
of the assembly. Another announce
ment of interest was that the mortgage
of $4,000 on the Barre church was
raised. Of the amount So 900 was from
the Ford fund and $4,000 raised by the
church itself during the past year. One
new church has been bnilt at Lyndon
vile There are now SO Baptist churches
in the state with resident membership
of 5000. The settled clergymen of the
denomination in Vermont number 49,