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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record

John L. Nebekcr TO H L. Bowden, one
quarter acre OF section o. township
south. range ] west: warranty decd...S
Lars c. Nielsen to 5. Z, :. KunkelborG.
part OF section IL, township south.
range l west 60. ,:;
30 and 40. block S, Coates c Lako
Breeze etc ...4s.,.....-..........s,-..
VI f Griffin To Beujnmn l.. Corum part
lot. block e5. plat b -....-.-......,.-,..
John Tapp To Wilhelmina Buguy, Sox20
rods northeast from the southwest cor
ner OF northeast corner OF section >,
township south range cast .....: l'S
Aaron T. Price 10 James Z. Price, l
acre OF section 81. township , south.
range 1 cast -.-....-,s ,s..,....... ......,.,-.
w 9 A. Smoot TO John Dcaring. one
half Interest In AZ feet%l2 rods OF
lot 10. block IS ten-1crc ....-,,,-.;...
Same to same, part OF lot !. block J,
David McCieery to W. Van Cott. tTus-
toe. liz acres in section IL township .,
south. rnrcc west .....',...:,....' le'P
'InW township ship" south. range west - 24,a
Charles NJ Hansen To Fannie II Price
EOxS7 feet southeast from the northwest
corner OF lot Il, Hansen subdivision. II
r ". Vol to L. r *. Franz, lo9x'2
OF lot 2 block 9. City Park subdivision 2
Glenn r. Bothwell 10 $ Culver lots
S. and 3. block l. South Capitol ave-
r N Bcredict 10 Nellie NJ Porter
1e5x5o feet northeast from 1G2 feet east
OF the southwest corner OF lot ,. block
Mary a. Armstrong TO Robert Howard.
fx3 rods northwest from rodE wcot OF
southeast corner OF lot !. block ,,
Mai n .............. ........,......s 1,a
JeI "a" str,ngham 10 Utah Packing com
pnny. part OF lots and 8 block 7o' :, \
Christina Matson 10 John Matson. 9l5x4
rods Of lot s. block &c. plat a ......:.
Joseph Prl1ss to VI. C Hoffman et nj.
lots to H. block l. Baltimore sub
G. f. Bothweli to james n. Craig;
south ri northeast corner OF lot g.
block q plot F ........, .',.'.ss -. IL
Jos4-h O'Connor to Western Psclnd
Railway connnny- lots a to 20. block
2 Earl D. Groy's subdivision -.-..-...r
Thomas z. Jeremy 20 Ethan j. Jeremy
east corner OF lot l. block 80 nat C. .
Potter BURNS TOT American Smelling and
Refining conbenv. north one-half Of
southwest nuarter OF section *. town
shln / south ranrc wcsi. cto ,-...,.. so
II Gieccr'ch to William Mantle lot l.
| block 1t9 pIet u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Snrah a Turnhow In a Y. Hardy. l0SS
| rods northwest from ITO tcNt west or
| tho southeast corner OF lot 2 block %.
plat \ -.....,.. ..a..7.rf.. Ia
w O. Fo-d 10 George " TlnGIc". part
| ~ tho northwest cupr'er OF section T.
| tovnsnlo south ranco ! Gust ..
| Mar0aret svliivPn To william Lovd.
| lr5iE rods northwest from rods north
| OF southeast corner or lot I, block "a
Salt Lake CO. 10 cl"sson s. Kinney, rart
| Of section -. township . south, range
| eps': nuIt clnirn de"d observation-disclosures
| p = Turnhow IN enrnh A. Tur7bow
| 1nx5 rods northwest from 1i0 fcot west
| of tn" southeast corner OF lot 2, block
4 2. plnt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Notice is hereby given BY tina c,.-
ell of Salt Lake City OF ihe jstsN!
such council to make the fo!los.,
scribed Improvement. to-wit.
Extending and laying sewer h,.-
Yitrified pipe eight 90 Inches In -
on Center street from Currens -
Peach street, in Sewer District IA
defray the abutters' portion az n,
and expense thereof. estInstsd !,
thousand elghty-seyen and f-lSo - A
dollars, or 70-l00 ($lT0 a.
front foot OF abutting r.,
there being 2.sS2-12 feet ss,rIks:
Improvement. by a local assessHs-!
the lots or pieces of ground v,,I11
| following described district ~.
district to be affected or bcnealts i
Improvement, namely: ALI Of k,
S and Q. block 13. all OF lots ar5f
| l6; all of lots l and 3. block q. an
2 3. 4 ard 8. block Il; all OF lo,s
block IL, all OF lots 2. 8, 4 aud / ~
plat E, Salt Lake City suryey.
Ah protests and objections to n. =
| ing out OF such intention must hs =.
cd In writing to the City Recurdr- =
fore the 2lst day OF May, 1906 -
time set by said Council when Il -
and consider such protests and -
as may be made thereto
BY order OF tho City Couacl ~
Lake City, Utah.
Dated March 18th, 1905.
] B. MoREIm
City Rst1
Sewer extension No. III.
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SPECIAL SToCKHoLDEss
MEETING.

Pursuant to the articles Of !.s-|
tion and the statute a special rtsi
the stockholders of the Nornuh
Gold Mining company will be Asa {
Iaw oflces OF Street and Bramel as
and counselors-at-law. 3il-lSil 3
Walker building, Salt Lake Gy,
On MAY II, 1906. at the hour o. / /
for the transaction OF the foll5vsf|
ness, .,
rectors and officers for the elssisz n
? To sec whether the stockho41
vote to sell or enter into al eoz
10 sell all the assets Of the "
View Cold Mining company.
a To ratify. confirm and ap7e7a
acts of the directors or ofEct5 4
Company heretofore done.
To transact any other bcsl;a|
NAV properly como before the =
in'' HENRY H HV}'
II. D. NILES
Directors OF the Mountain Viev 9
D'A - ming Co.
Nevada Consolidated Copper Al
Mining and Milling company, %
er owning 1882 shares, by y
urer, duly authorized:
HENRY Fl. Hl]-
Stockholder owning 10
Two stockholders.
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MUSIC IN AFRICA
American Manufacturers Capturing
What Promises to Be Big Field

American manufacturers of musical in
struments have manifested an interest," III
the South African trade, and one OF ou'
Consuls has supplied them with an lnter :
estfnp review of the field. which Is AT
present dominated by Germany anG SrSat
Britain IL Is pointed out mat Wnllc tho
war and droughts have had BAD erect
on the colonies and the purchase OF lux
uries for the home, such as pianos and
organs, over 81. .OJOC00 Is being spent an
nally. from the Cape TO Ianbesl upon
late has become n large purchaser OF hlu-
sical goods Where In 1902 slO9Slb was
thus spent. the figures Increased TO $40, -,
10 In 1905. and In 1904 the grand total OF
$50 .4S5 was expended. 1t is pointed out
that this indicates somewhat the pcrma-
nence of home making against the prev
alcnt theory that South Africa Is only
a transient abiding place since the dis
coNcry OF rich minerals.
All competitors have so far been out
stripped by Germany but the United
States has increased Its trade fourfold In
the last two years. Ii. however, enjoys
but one-fourth OF the trade of Germany.
Great Britain and Germany have the hon
ors almost equally divided in the case OF
pianos. though American makes are said
10 be gaining In public favor; and by OBJ
serving the suggestions OF dealers sales
are bound to increase To do TINS manu-
(acturcrs must study the climate and
manufa acture instruments that VIII stand
the humid atmosphere OF cape Colony
and the dry hot atmosphere of the north
ern colonies Instruments must be made
strong and the timber seasoned 10 de-
gree that win withstand the heat OF the
tropics. Sounding boards. especially, must
be seasoned 10 perfection, else they VIII
split I'm a short time. There is. the Consul
advises, a field In the Transvaal for the
hiEh-prlced as well the cheaper make
of Instruments The United States has q
virtual monopoly OF the organ trade. In
the fret four months of 1901 1890 organs.
valued Mt $4,000, were shipped for Africa
from the port OF New York-Pitsburs
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Magnetic Plant of India.

A plant which grows in certain parts OF In
dia possesses curious magnetic power The
hand which hrcake n leaf from II Immediately
receives a shock At O distance OF twenty feet
a magnetic needle Ia affected by II. and VIII
DO quite derangcd II brought near Tho On
erry OF this singular influence vnrics with the
hours OF tho day II Is at It's strongest about
o'clock In the afternoon. but Is absolutely an
nulled during the night. AZ times or storms
its intensity Increases greatly. Birds and in
sects never nlIght this plant. an Instinct
seems TO warn them that II is deadly
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NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given bv ,,.
ell OF Salt Lake City Of me cty 4
such council TO mako thn hhe intelb>
scribcd Improvement, tow, iiolosf,
To grade. gutter and curb -
and pave with macadam fs,inua Co..
pavement TO bo fifty CN %1a 1zz<
tween curbs. and six 0j slsI
First street from the wcst cstseasa
street TO lGe west side OF eat n
paving disIriGt Nc. e. and a.Tnt
aoutteFs p p1rr,on 9f Tie cost ara
sevcn hundred and ninety ~ u.S
OF three and 50-l0o ts3N" N"9 q
front foot of abutting pron eollah
Ing Ave thousand nine hnpdy, n.a|
(5,9f0) feet abutting said lmnu asE
@ local assessment upon tho s,sf2e[
OF ground Within the foIlou,oa
district. being the district ~ ,ue cH
and benefited by said os
namely; All OF lots ; and 4 Sossss
o. lots and 4, block s; all ~ syii.st iss:t
4, block Z, all OF lots 3 and 4 Mo9 \
OF lots and !, block .: all o. .' %s
4, BLOCK ~, All OF lots 3 and 4 ~ N
and 4, block 10. all OF lois al
l6. all Of lots and 2. BLOCK acd
/ and 2. block 18. all OF lots -, sl Z
10; all of lotG and 2, blocI =, sad
/ and 2, block Il, all OF lots ~; al 4
%, all OF lots and 2, block za aha !
lots and 2. block "a. plat %; a. s.s /
City survey. AZ
Tho total cost of said Inv,
estimated at twenty-nine tbnS,ssa1
I'VE G29 cO5) dollars, OF yhi"ns
cIty's portion is eight thousana e e
dred and fifteen (1s.2l0 doIlsnn Sa
twenty thousand seven b,.i z
ninety $50. 1900 dollars to be rajss1 Z
assessment.
All protests and objections n q.
ing out OF such intention mus M = 4
or before the 14th day OF Max - ,s,!
the time set by. said council ~
hear and consider such prote5.s =
jections as may be made thers.s =,
BY order of the City Coussyi !.
Lake City, Utah.
Dated February 2S, 1886
]. B. MoREm
ivy Atcct
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SEEKS DIRECT ROUTE.
Northern Pacific to Build Cut-of TO
Tacoma.

OLYMPIA, Wash. May S.-A resolu,
tlon OF the trustees of the Port Townsend
Southern Railway company, q Northern
Pacific corporation. filed with the Secre-
tary of State today, announced the nten-
tlon of the company to construct n rall-
p.ey from a point at near 1enino,
Thurston county northerly to Puget
sound. thence through Pierce county along
the shore from the sound to Tacoma
II Is believed the proposed new main
limo ia designed TO cut out the present
heavy grades in this county and entering
Tacoma A surveying crew, which is now
cncampcd Mt Sherlock, on the Nesqually
river. is believed to be working on this
line.
The former main llnc survey passes
through Olympia, but 1t Is now reported
that the Northern Pacific Is seeking a
moro direct route. passing east of Olym-
! pia The resolution. which bears date OF
February 10. Is not definite as TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City coun:.
ell OF Salt Lake City OF the intention OF
such council to make the following de-
scribcd Improvement, to-wit.
Constructing cement sidewalks six (6)
feet wide and four a. inches thick on
the cast side OF Twelfth East street be-
twcnt Fourth and Fifth South streets. and
on tho west side OF Thirteenth East street
between Fourth South and Fifth South
wide and four % inches thick on both
sides OF Douglas avenue between Fourth
South and Firth South streets, in Side
ters' portion OF the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at two thousand four
hundred and iifty-one G2,4o1.GW dollars. or
abuttins said Improvement of said
Twelfth East and Thirteenth East streets,
and 90-lG0 G0S0) dollars per front or linear
foot abuttinG said Improvement on said
abutting property or Twelfth East and
Thirteenth East streets, and .2s0 feet of
n local assessment upon the lots or pieces
of ground within the following described
district. being the district to bo affected
and benefited by said Improvement,
sIX-FooT SIDEWALKS.
Fronting on Twelfth East street:
Al Of lots to H. Inclusive. block ?;
Of block lS plat f.: al! of lots II to
vision. block IS plat f.
Fronting on Thirteenth East street.
All Of lots IL to %. inclusive. block l
Steele's subdivision OF the north one-half
OF block Is; plat 'L"; all of Lots to s.
ir;clusive. block / East Bench subdivision.
block is. plat F.
FIVE-FOOT SIDEWALKS
All of lots TO II. inclusive block /. IT,
of lots Il to q, inclusive. block 2 Steele 8
subdivision of the north half OF block Is
plat "F' all OF lots II to "a Inclusive
block /, all OF lots TO s, inclusive block
z, East Bench subdivision. block IS. plat
''E. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement is
estimated at three thousand three hun
! dred twenty and 1890 (S2.32ol9 dollars
OF which sum the city's portion is eight
hundred sixty-nine and 13-10O $3.50 lg dol
lars, leaving two thousand four hundred
and ffty-one g2. .0O) dollars to be raised
by local assessment
All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th day of May 1906 be-
ing the time set by said Council when IL
VIII hear and consider such protests and
objections as may be made thereto
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
| Lake City, Utah.
Dated March 10. 1896.
j B. MORETON
49, City Recorder
| Sidewalk Extension No iO6 ws2.s
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MATERIAL FOR
WESTERN PACIFIC
Fourteen Cars of Steel Rails Ar
rived in Salt Lake
Yesterday.
TRACK-LAYING FROM
THIS ClTX TO GARFIELD
Work Will Be Well Under Way
Within the Next
Week.

Within the past three days fourteen
cars Of heavy steel rails for the Western
Pacific hnve arrived in the city and are
now being unloadcd in the Rio Grande
yards. As stated in The Tribune few
days ago. track laying from this city to
Garfield will commence In few days
During tho last sixty days over lo0
cars OF material, ties, rails. spikes. etc,
have been received and many more arc
en- route w..
Work on the spur connecting the West
crn with the Rio Grnndc Will also DO un-
der way by the middle of next week.
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HARTMAN IN NEW YORK.
Makes Record Run From frisco to
Metropolis.

NEW YORK, May Sc. II. Hartman
arrived here tonight at 10 o'clock on the
EnnIrc State express on the New York
Central & Hudson River railroad, having
made the journey from San francisco In
the record time of II hours and q min
utes .
Mr. Hartman made the trip from San
Francisco as far as Buffalo In special
train. He said no attempt at record
had been made. In speaking OF the condi-
tions in San Francisco Mr.. Hartman eX-
pressed the belief that loan OF 100000,
90 for San Francisco can be negotiated
when the people shall have decided just
what they want.
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Sheep for Grazing.

Thirty-one carloads Of sheep have been
moved out OF Lehl TO Soda Springs. Ida.
The shipment was made by u. F. Saun-
ders Of Salt Lake and the sheep, go poTth
for grazing Mr. Saunders has also
shipped thrty-hye carloads OF sheep from
Milford To Flagstaff. AriZ., for grazing,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
"PIKES PEAK OR BUST"
Cog Railroad to Summit OF Mount
Again in Operation.

Pixies Peak or Bust The cog RAJ
road from Maniton 10 tho summit of the
famous mount commenced operation for
The season yesterday. A telegram was re-
salt Lake Yesterday announcing this fact.
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Railroad Notes

E w Giliett. general freight and pas
sengcr agent OF the Salt Lake Route, is
at present In Salt Lake looking over busi-
ness affairs
Tho Rio Grandc is to run an excursion
TO Eureka on Sunday in connection with
the baseball game between the teams Of
that place and Park Guy,
f. r Hunt general agent OF the Rio
Grande at Butte, was In Salt Lake yes
terday on one of his usual business trips
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BURLINGTON IMPROVEMENTS.
"oo Is to Spend 100000 on Lin
coin Yards.

LINCOLN, Neb, May s,-The Burling-
ton Railroad company today announced
the letting of the contract TO Fitzpatrick
Bros. g. Collins for new yards In LIN
coin and the rebuilding and double track
ing of tho line between Lincoln and MIL
ford The yardagc In Lincoln VIII be
quadruped The contract calls for an eN-
pCndlture of 81, 0oO.0O0
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MEETS OLD FRIENDS.
E. Dickinson Spent Few Hours In
Zion Yesterday.

e Dickinson, for many years Intimate
" connected with the Union Pacific, spent
a few hours in Salt Lake yesterday and
was greeted. by host of friends MI
eraI manager OF the Kansas City, Mexico
& Orient railroad. He was accompanied
by G w. Mcgenth and went East last
night at 6:l0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-09
NEW STREET CARS.
Utah Light and Railway Company
Orders Five Additional.

The board of directors OF the Utah Light
Bnd Railway company has placed dupli-
cate order with the St. Louis company for
an additional five street cars similar In
every respect to the FIVE received about
two months ago The order Is for de-
livery July l. The new cars now in oper-
alton are giving the highest satisfaction.
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MOORE GETS A CHANGE.
D, F. and P. A. of Clark Road Going
to Riverside.

senrer agent OF the Salt Lake Route In
salt Lake. will make change to River
side. Cal, and Will be succeeded here By
J. II Burtner OF Riverside. Mr, Moore
Sosires the change on account OF his
health Mr. Burtner Is now in this city
and will assume his new duties In iow
daNs
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

RAYMOND-ILLINOIS MINING COM
pany Principal place OF business Salt
Lake City. Utah, Location OF mines, Eu-
reka. Utah NotlceIIheLe are delinquent
count OF assessment No l, installment No
q of I. cent per share, levied on the 2nd
OF February. 1906. the several amounts sci
oppositc tho names OF the resnectIya
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And IN aCcordancc WIN law and an order
OF the board of directors. made on the 2nJ
day OF February. 1906. so many shares OF
eeeh pare, Ell Tf he seGh sold 81 mnic as may DO
the Office OF the company. 1G Atlas build
ing, Salt Lake City. Utah. on the 18th day
3i naS, -, ,,sscssment tbernnn ~ paS the
With the costs OF advertising and expense
OF sale.
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so that all travellers via the Scenic
Line" can stop off and take In the noun
tain wonders.
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MORE MEMBERS ADDED
TO REPUBLICAN, CLUB
0ficeseekers' Auxiliary Takes
in Twenty-Five New
Patriots.

Twenty-Five names were added to the
roll of the Republican auxiliary commit
tee, commonly known as the "Oihce-
Seekers club" at meeting held In the
city and county building Monday even
Ing,
Agrees to Hustle.
Each member who signs the roll must
swear that he will not serve In the In
terest of any clique or faction OF the
Republican party. but that he Will hustle,
early and late. for the success OF the
party proper.
All Are Patriots.
No member. however, has to take an
oath to the effect that he Will not hustle
for n good office, and the auxiliary VIII
see To it chat The offices do not go beg
yInp II every ono or It's members has
10 immediate himself upon the party altar.
which every ono Will willingly do, II nc
gets an opportunity.
Committee Is Appointed.
A committee. comprising Joe CottIe, w,
II Lewis and j. l.. Eldredgc, Jr was
appointed 10 confer with the County Com
missIoners regarding the matter, of re-
districting the city I'm view CT the pur,,,
chase of voting machines, which VIII
Lessen the districts By half.
Dancing at Saltair Friday. May IL Onl!
chance this week Train p. m
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent No ~ Main ST
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock n15S0
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All Are Patriots.
Committee Is Appointed.

Dancing at Saltair Friday. May II. ON
chance this week Train S p. m
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Sidewalk Extension No, C'tg iosl Nec0rds! S!
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NOTICE.

Paving Extension No. Il
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-12-26
Two Roasts the Same Day.

The second member of the firm of
Bronson, Carr 4 Sons received two
roasts one day last week. One of
them came by express from friend
in Chicago, and was splendid beef
roast taken from the prize sweep
stake Angus" yearlings. exhibited
at the recent International Live
Stock Exposition. The other ar
rived by mail from the office of the
Waverly Democrat, and was a bad
ly tainted roast that came from a
donkey who has been on exhibition
at Des Moines for the past several
months.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-12-26
IOWANs TO SEE
KINGS HORSES
Edwards Bioodcd Stock To Be at
hmcs College for Students mt
Short Course.

Ames, Ia, Dec. 90 The annual two
weeks short courses in stock and
grain Judging ut the Iowa State Agri.
cultural college. which will be held
from Dec. 81 to Jan. -, have been
broadened to include domestic science,
horticulture, butter making and farm
dairying In corn Judging, the equip
ment his been materially strengthened
by a new laboratory. The subject of
improvement of small grain will re-
ceive special attention. The live stock
equipment will include international
champions, grand champions, and
some of King Edwards horses.
The horticultural department will be
assisted by Professor Green Of Mime
sofa and Professor Blair of Illinois.
who has made II specialastudy of the
cold storage of fruit under western
conditions.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-12-26
Changea IN the Upper Honse of Con
gress

Two years ago last summer the
democratic members Of the United
States Senate fell into the arms Of
Belmont, Ryan & Co., and this win
ter they will realize the magnitude
of their blunder. Blackburn and
McCreary, Of Kentucky, Berry Of
Arkansas, and Carmack Of Tennes-
see, will be replaced by new men.
And Senator Bailey, of Texas, may
fall outside Of the breastworks on
account Of his suspicious relations
with Standard Oil. The democratic
Legislatures Of their states will re-
mind these gentlemen that there is
not room for more than one trust
protecting party in this country
and that the republican party has
long enjoyed that distinction as vel
as its emoluments. And the repub
licans are going to dump some O
their trust loving members, of tn,
American House Of Lords. Alger
Of Michigan. Alice, of Delaware
Benson, Of Kansas, and M1llard o
Nebraska, are stated for removal
The political tides are running il
the right direction, but they have
such a long way to run.