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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
WATER DIFFICULTY OVERCOME
Consolidated jefferson Mine Now on
Eve OF Ira Of Prosperity.

Among the properties regarding
which comparatively little Is heard
from time TO time, and yet which keep
on steadily but surely towards the PIN
naclc Of success. IS the Consolidated
jefferson NJ the mouth OF the Little
Cottonwood canyon. The main tunnel
has penetrated approximately ST.
loo feet and Is now being driven 70
tap the vein IN the Wine from the
200 foot level. II Is expected that con-
nection will also be established with
the south vein encountered on the 200
foot. and within the next 80 DAYS i'm
portant developments are looked for.
The management has been handi-
capped for some time past by the pres
ence Of water in the workings par
ticularly in the 200 foot but this Diff
Guilty has been successfully overcome,
and from an accounts the property j.
now yereing on the eve Of an era Of
prosperity beyond anything IN its his
tory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
SALT LAKE ROUTE Elk
CURSIoNS.
Autumn Outing via Utshs Mos,
Popular Road

Mexico city and return, $3.50. the
tour Of old Mexico affords the grandsst
autumn trip 10 be found on the Ameri-
can continent san Francisco Los An
geles and intermediate points only SIS:
short line. quick connections, Uiah's
finest trains Los Angeles and return
only 5000. special sale dates sept 9Th
10 itth. positively the last 5000 excur-
sion % the season 10 glorious South
ern California.
Low rates for settlers 10 points IN
Southern Utah; miners excursions 70
Nevada poin's and lowest rates all the
time 70 All Southern California points.
Fen,v ne crowd 10 the ticket ONCE
~ South Main slfsi.
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his desk yesterday after o tour OF IN
spection Of his Mercur Interests.
Charles NJ MacNelll. president ~ the
Utah Copper company. arrived here
yesterday from Colorado on business
trip.
y. n Poery left yesterday Tor the
east lie VIII meet Samuel Newhouse
in New York on the latter's return
from Europe
i.oriu Morrison, manager Of the In
dian queen mine IN Beaver county, ar
rived ln the city today on business, He
reports the mine in good shape every
wag.
Suit has been filed in the district
court by John Haglufi administrator Of
the estate OF John paro. deceased,
against The Utah Consolidated Mining
company 10 recover damages IN the
sum ~ $4,000 for the death ~ Paro
who was killed while working IN the
defendants mine at Bingham on Nov
u. 1904
The Cluster Mining company and y.
l.. Smith were made defendants In an
action filed IN the district court yester-
day afternoon by John Ianclno, who
asks that his lien against the property
of defendants Ia Bingham be- forcclosed
10 satisfy a claim OF Sl.0s0 alleged to
BE- due him for work performed on the
property.
The Empire State Nevada Mining
company yesterday filed articles Of In
corporation in the Office Of the county
clerk The company has a capital stock
Of si,000,00O IN shares OF a par value
Of 81 each, and will operate IN Churchill
county IA the FaDvicw mining district
New. The officers are; President. Ed
ward McCarrick: vice president. Maur-
Ice NJ. Johnson treasurer, T. o. How
ard secretary, +. Lewis The board
Of directors is made up by the above
officers with the exception Of the secre-
lary, together with W, ~. Tibbals and
Frank Pierce.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Sepf. ll.-Receipts IN the
northwest and lower cables, together with
small volume OF business caused an
easier opening In the wheat market to-
day. The loss was soon regaincd. how
ever, on buying based upon adyiccs
from the northwest that the government
crop report was considered In that section
10 be bullish. Selling was scattered De-
cember wheat opened hdt. at 1lis to ilts
and sold up TO sia.dil7..
The corn market opcred easier because
~ the failure Of the predicted frost IN
the corn belt. December opened \ lower
At ilN " as aud advanced to w..
The oats market was strong on good
buying. December opened a shade % I.
7, higher at 3lisn3lh to 3lk and sold up
90 lan3ls
Provisions were lower and trading
quiet January pork opened UNCHANGED
10 "a lower az 1891. 10 1895 and sold ~
20 l2N Lard was down ) AZ i.2ls. Ribs
were lower al G.92is
Close Whest-Sept 6s3, Dec ne
Corn-Sept.. i6is Dee. i2ish i2ii.
Oats-Sept 3lA Dec. aNHMs.
Pork-Sepit l6.51it. Jan. 1880.
i.afd-Sept, S.G1i9hS 20: Oct. N.,9i3
Rihs-sept, s70aSi2is, Oct. Si,lg
Rye-CaSh. 57i.abH,.
Barey-Cash, s1062
Timothy-Sept 3.Sail0
FlaX-and Clover MI.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Sept il.-Sugar. raw. firm
Fair refining 3%aGiR; centrifugal .s5 test
4, mOlasses sugar S3sH3i.
Refned-Steady. Crushed SEQ. powder
ed 500: graduated. 40.
Coffee-Steady No, Z Rio, Ns.
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MAKES RICH STRIKE.
Burning Moscow Mine in Beaver Coun.
" shows Handsome Galena Ledge.

Matt Cullen, prominent In Utah min.
Ing circles and particularly well known
IN connection with the Burning Mos.
COW mine IN Beaver county, arrived IN
the city this morning for a brief husi
ness visit. The property has been
known as a regular shipper for nearly
year past and IN view of tho latest
developments viii likely remain 80 for
considerable time 70 come. The big
gest strike IN the history OF the mine
has Just been made. namely the On.
countoring Of four foot ledge n high
grade galena under what is known as
the old Campbell Wine. While lltilo
or no exploration has yet taken place
there IS little " any room Tor doubt but
what the ledge VIII fully justify the
expectations u the management. and
incidentally 20 FAR towards establish.
ing n place for the property lu the
ranks OF The dividend payers
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LITTLE BELL SHIPMENTS.
Only Development Work Being Done
With Results Excellent.

During the month OF August the Lit
lie Bell mine shipped a total Of sii
tons Of ore, from which the company
neted the handsome sum Of $40, SSJ, 20.
This is significant IN view OF the fact
that the Little Bell has made no ef-
font whatever toward extraction but
has taken out only such ore as was
rendered necessary Of removal in the
course Of The regular work Of deyel-
opng the property
The physical condition 81 the mine
Is said TO be excellent, and everything
points to a continuance Of the present
era Of prosperity
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An OUNCE OF PREVENTION

Il worth a pound Of cure. There are
many poor sufferers Consumptivcs. who
arc honless Of getting well-who. II they
had tak ken care Of themselves. would now
he well. A cough is the foundation Of
Consumption Bailards Horehound syrup
Will cure that cough Mrs. S, Great
Fans. Montana. writes. ~ have used Bal.
lard's Horehound Syrup IN my family FOR
years-my children never suffer with
coughs Sold by T. G. ~ l. Drug Dept.
liz and ia South Main Street
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CONCENTRATES

Dr. r.. ". whitney left last night
for osccola on mining business
The Pioneer ore sampler released the
following 9 stockton. 4 Nevada. Alta.
3 Bingham, Tintic
Scion suro and Mrs Splro left yes-
tarday Tor ChiHro on account ~ The
900 health % Mrs. sniro.
The Taylor Brunion ore samr4cr to-
day released the following cars 81 orc
3 Idaho. Z Tintc and 9 Nevada.
Manager Geo. "a Dem returned g.
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YESTERDAYS.

Mary j. Jenkins 10 Victoria p
Blades Y W x l, ~. D....... IL
Frank T.. losee to Jesse Hepner
s6xioe feet NV fl Sc !, ], Blair and
cuh, ....,..t...s....t...t.. 80
Ephraim Jensen 20 A. n, Rosen-
baum, pt ], g. E.....,..,...........
A. y Rcsenbaum to Lois n West
pit ], 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Rufus y. Wells 60 Charles e.
Beers n Y 3 y sw Of ne p, IT,
lc .s.....s..,s.t...s.s. ..s.s.tts..ststs+4s ~
VIM. Welderhold 10 v +. Falken-
berg. Z, g. Golden Park........... 20
Ann =. H. Rich 10. George T.
Nichols, 42axl3o n ne fr sw 5.
III. A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
H. h. Blades 10 Slns Eakin 2iax
rods s, So a Neutrality-suspicious.. 1p
lnehard Beutlioh 20 Ada r.
Rhoados. 49, T. Alta Place. ......,.... III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
STOCKHOLDERS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
New York Mining Co. Manage.
ment win To-day Submit Re.
port on Years Work.
CONDITIONS ARE EXCELLENT.
Mine i In Best of Physical shape
And Report Expected 10 Show
High state Of Prosperity.

Tie annual meeting Of stockholders
OF the New York Mining company is
being held this afternoon at the COM
panys Offices In this city. while nota-
ms OF definite nature BE- known IL -
generally expected that the report Of
President aud General Manager Ne.
Gu viii show condition OF pros
perily unprecedented IN the history OF
the company. The eucountorlng OF ore
last Saturday on the 20 foot level Is
regarded as highly significant al
though by no means unlocked Tor by
those VINO have been following the rec
ora OF This excellent property. One
hundred and fifteen feet OF drifting
has been done on the 40 foot toward
tine southeast from the winze. and on
the 200 foot level the manag cement
drove into the same ore body for d
distance OF 40 feet Already enough
has been done 10 establish the fact
that the deposit is a large one. Just
how large II is difficult 70 determine.
a solid foot OF high grade galena
ore was encountered on the southeast
drift, running as high as IFS ounces In
silver OF which no exploration what
ever has so far been made. The OBJ
jectiye point OF the company's opera
tons for some time past has been the
ore bodies further on. but now that
connection with these has been estab-
lished II is probable that thorough in
vestlgation Of the new find will be a,
once commenced.
II has been known for some time past
that the character OF the ore TO the
west on the 76O level was the same as
10 the east which Is taken merely as
an indication that the confidence Of the
stockholders IN the property Is fully
warranted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA

Omaha. Sept ll.-Cattle- Receipts. g.
90; market steady TO strong Native
steers 3.2jH6.0 cows and helfers. . 50f1
40. western steers s.O)a3. q, Gamers
l.Sn2.i0 stockes and feeders. 2Od4. 20 /.
calves. 3.0oaj15. bulls and stays .75ffS. 90
.H"gs- Receipts, e.Cjo, market steady. 5
nl0 cents lower Heavy. 5. 70q5 Is. mixed
s.Nn5 IS. lights i.s5d6.lt: pigs S0Dd5 %
bulk OF sales. 5.Sas.D.
Sheep Receipts 1900: market SLOW
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RESCUE OF A MERCHANT.

A prominent merchant OF shcngo, n.
Y. j. A. Jhonson, says; Several years
ago contracted cough which grew
worse and worse. until | was hardly
able 10 move around. | coughed con-
stantly and nothing relieved my terri
bic suffering until / tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery. Before | had taken
half a bottle my cough was much bet
ter. and IN a short time was entirely
cured ] surely believe It saved my
life. II viii always be my family REM
edy for colds" Fully guaranteed; SOC
and 500 at z. c. NJ. |. Drug Dept, H.
IA SO. Main ST. Trial bottle free.
Utah's new and only exclusive S20O
hat store opens September Il at 20 East
End South. Wilson Hotel Annex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
GIVES QUIT CLAIM DEED.
Utah Fire Clay Co. Acquires Ten
Claims In Lchl Mining District.

Provo Utah County. Sept. H.
a quit claim deed from Lawrence
Greene and other for eth placer min
ing claims, situated IN Iehi mining dis
trict. TO the Utah Fire Clay company,
Of salt Lake has been filed with the
county recorder The consideration is
81.
A United States patent 60 the Utah
Fire Clay company for the Flint No.
2 and Flint No !. consolidated mining
claims IN the ALPINE mining district,
has been filed with the county re-
corder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
NEW COMPANY IN FIELD.
Intcrmouniain Exploration 60. Incor.
porates With Half n Million Capital

The inicrmouutain Exploration COM
pany u this city nled u.s. articles oi
incorporation in the county clerks of.
nee today Tho capital stock ~ the
company Is 100000. divided into
shares Of the par value Of $40 each.
u. =. smith. nuluih. MINI. - p.,ss,
president. T. D. Brcker. Minneapolis,
MINI. secretary r. p. Smith. ST. Paul
MINI. treasurer. T. J Badiatz. salt
Lake, manager. The company owns a
bond IN The Rover and No-U-Dont
group ~ claims located In the Rush
valley district, Tootle county.
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4 LIVELY n SSLE

with that old enemy OF the race. Con-
stipation, often ends IN Appendix tits.
To avoid all serious trouble with Stom-
ach, Liver and Bowels take Or. Kings
New Life Pills They perfectly reg.
ulate these organs, without pain or dis
comfort. 25c at Y G. NJ. |. Drug Dept,
ll2-1l4 So Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
CLAIMS SERIOUS INJURY.
ASKS Damages from American smclt-
ing & Refining CO. ~ Result.

Leo McCleary. by his guardian VII
liam McCleary. has filed suit In the dis
trict court against the American Smelt-
ing q Refining company 10 recover
damages In the sum OF $4,000 for in
lurles received by plaintiff while EN-.
ployed at defendants smelter on June
IS, 1905. II Is alleged that plaintiff was
seriously burned by molten Stag and
TINT his injuries are nermaneni.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY's.

James Galiyer to James w. Gal.
lyer, part Of section Is. township
south, range I west...............
Herbert ID. Robinson 10 Charles
Kokes, lot 8 Robinson sub.......
HebeT J. Bullock and wife TO Jas
o Nelson. part OF section a
township 2 south. range esst...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
MILL NEARLY READY.
Estcila Mine Has Sufficient Orc In
Sight to Ensure Long Run.

Sam Tarbei manager Of the Estolla
property IN Beaver county, reached
salt Lake this morning on business
connected with the mine Mr. Tarbet
reports the erection Of the new Bottom
mill progressing satisfactorily. with
the mine Itself IN excellent shape Suf-
hcient ore Is said 10 be actually IN
sight TO justify the erection Of the
mill and 10 insure a long run rs soon
as lt IS completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

Entrance examinations Sept 9 and
u Registration ~ students sept II
aud IS Instruction begins Sept H.
Catalog sent free upon request, Unit
yersity Of Utah. salt Lake city Utah.
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NEW COMPANY FORMS.
Outzen Mining Go. VIII Operate In the
Ohio and Mt. Badly Districts.

The Outzen Mining company Of
Richheld filed a copy Of It's articles Of
Incorporation In the secretary Of states
office today. The company Is capital
lied at $4,000. divided into shares Of
the par value OF 10 cents each. L. H.
Outzen Is president, Lorenzo Nelson
vice president; W n Robinson. secre.
tsry and treasurer The company owns
mining claims IN the Ohio and Mt
Badly district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-11
BRAINS RECOVERED

AZ they should hs ~ riahs only sx.
elusive SO hat store.
MCCARTHY HAT co.
g L. "a So, Wilson Hotel Annex.
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Utahs new and only exclusive $500
hat store opens September II at &c East
End South, Wilson Hotel Annex.
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Utah's new and only exclusive $500
hat store opens September "A at &c East
End South. Wilson Hotel Annex
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KANSAS CITY
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS

81. Louis, Sept li-Wool, steady Ter
riory and western mediums, 2sdg'i iinr
mediums 1872; fine HOB
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS. - L.
So. Temple. Tel 9i0 Ind. sl0.k Bell.
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Yesrllnss, s.yoas.S: wetherr 6.csd6 90
owes. l5cg5.s5 lambs. 6.s9ffD.
CHICAGO
Chicago, Sept i.--Cattle--Rsceip's, IL
900, market steady. Beevts. $3.50 %; COWS
and helfefs l.1cf5.l0; stockers and feed
ers 250q4 ". Texans. 3.Doni a.. western
Q H1s.a0; calves, b.Snf.N
H0ss-Receipts. 1900; market snlg cents
lower. Mixed and butchers. s.6gd.bl.;
good heavy. 6.i006. IS. rough heavy 5,En
49, lights. e.ioat.el. plgs, j.i"gs.s5; onlk
Of sales j.epds.25.
sheep Receipts. 21poQ, market duh,
sheep 3.55G6 70; lambs, 5.CoaSS.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Sept il-Csttle--Recellqs
li0a. marker steady. Native steers, so
as ~; native cows and heifers l.i5ai.i5;
stockers and feeders ,sldi.io. bulls, 200
d3ij. calves. 3.cod5.oo. western fod steers,
.. l0slo ~, western.fed cows 2.0fIS.9.
HOrs-Receipts 1000. market 10 u
cents lower Bulk OF sales 6lpas. p,
heavy yas. 70: packers, 6.l0d6.2s. plgs
and lights 6..d5 32it
sheep--Reccipts. ZOO. market steady.
Muttons, 25fi5 80: LAMBS 6.e0ns. -: rsiigc
wethers, i.JH6 IS: fed ewes. i3aS.0,
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REcAPITULATION

r. II. Snow 6 Co., Stock Brokers.
% Commercial Blk. Both Phones 1874
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r.. NJ. WEST g. Co, stock brokers.
D. II. Walker Blk. Tel. les: res. 35iO.h
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A Live !
Wire

Every nerve is live wire
connecting some part Of the
body with the brain. They are
so numerous that II You pene-
trate the skin with the point OF
a needle you viii touch a nerve
and receive a shock-pain II is
called, Aches and pains come
from a pressure, strain or in
jury 10 a nerve; the more prom
inent the nerve the greater the
pain. When the pain comes
from a large nerve il is called
Neuralgia
whether it be the facial nerves,
or the heart, stomach, scistic
or other prominent nerve
branch. To stop pain, then,
you must relieve the strain or
pressure upon the nerves.
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills do
this.
4 suffered intentt pain, caused ey
neuraigiz I doctorcd and used vari.
Gus medicines without setting relief
WITH bqgAn taking pr. Niles
Antl.Pain Plrs. They Ola me more
good than AZ the medicines J ever
vfed. Thsy ntvef fail 20 cure ny
hosdachfs, and their use never leaves
MRS wa. BECKMAN,
si " tth 81; Enc Pa.
pr. Miles kntl.Psir Pilis are solo BY
your crupplrt, who will guarantee thst
ire Hrst package VII nenef, W
fans, he will return your money.
IS doses, g cents. fsver soi1 In bulk
Miles Medical Co, E.khsrt, Ind
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Strictly a Utah product. grown and
prepared-MOUNT'S Dill Pickles
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REGULAR CALL

Carisa--500 al 2S
Dalv-20O at 1919: 500 at 2.02 =.
Sacramento-500 at llis
Joe Bowers. 900 at 2ia.
Little chief 5000 a. Il: $500 at
M: 2.200 AZ IS: 1000 al i5is
New York., 900 at 3fa, 400 at
80. 500 At 33ls seller 30; 1000 az 30,
seller GO. 500 al asa buyer 30
Victor Consolidated 600 al = =
Yankee-l00 az 35i7
Great Bend-i,000 at ~. 100 at 90.
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srGAR AND COFFEE.
MocARTY WANTS YOUR HEAD

Watch our windows, that's all. 500
hats
&c +. "a So. Wilson Hotel Annex.
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Carlsa-l.50O at 2Sis $500 at %.
Columbus Consolidated 300 a.
$50; 1900 az 1855, 100 az 80, 30 at
40. buyer 60.
DAILY Judgc-j0 az 1871
Great Bend 600 at As.
Little Chief 600 AZ 1877. seller
60. 1900 at "a; 1900 al ltis. l,ooO
at iik. seller so.
Mohawk-500 al $50.
New York; 900 Al 32ia, buyer 20.
Stray Dog--700 al 81,
silver Pick-l0O at 81; 1000 M 56;
2, 500 at SIS: 500 az 50: 500 al SO.
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A. S, CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ?i6 ID. y. Walker Block
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j. OBERNDORFER,

Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 7s2. iSi S. Main ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-02

l attended in company with his partner. C. P. Beddow We were the guests of that society, subject to the rules of hos pitalty, which no man of honor would violate. Having been a guest, I decline to divulge what occurred at that meet ing, unless freed of my obligation by that society. l request that society, at it's next meeting, to state what occurred and to permit me to so do. l do state that 1 did nothing on that occasion any other gentleman would not have done under the circumstances. and will state all the facts as soon as authorized.
 Bowman charges further that when ar ralgned by me I pleaded guilty, and asks: Will Judge Stiles deny that when charged with this violation of the law, in the presence of Mir. W. H. Jones of this city, that he pleaded guilty of the charger I deny the right of F. G. Bow man to arraign me or any other man on question of good morals The state ment that he makes in reference to his interview with me is false. When he came to me on election day, in evident furious passion and asked me to see him with a friend, knowing Bowmans desperate character as I did and know ing his earnest ard persistent efforts to defeat me, l felt that his act was the predicate for a personal assault. I de- clined to call a friend. I cannot now undertake to recall all that he said. In truth l was watching his movements rather than listening to his words The point most strongly impressed on. my mind was his furious passion towards me on account of the threatened charges, which he stated he had heard were to be made against him. I told him I knew nothing of the chargeI (and that was the absolute facD, and that l was not run ming against him for office. had no fight to make with him. and that. if my friends contemplated publishing charges against him, I would prevent it. He left, and I teephoned the newspaper offices directing that no publication of any charges against Bowman be made, if presented, and thought nothing more of the matter until I heard very recently of the charges made by him in his speeches.
 During the campaign several charges of a grave character against Colonel Higdon have been presented to me. I have not only declined to publish them, but l have insisted that none of my friends 10 so Since my nomination by the democratic party the democratic campaign committee has taken the same position. l cannot but feel that the community at large is able to understand and appreciate the character of men who have been citizens of the community as long as Colonel Hig- don and l have. In any event. I shall neither publish charges against my op- ponent. nor indulge in self-praise
 It would seem that P. c. Bowman, the arch enemy of democracy, the most des- perate man in the community, is put for ward at the end of the campaign to call me a hypocrte and Pharisee. His char acter, ii would seem. is thought 10 he SO desperate that I would not dare to arouse his passion by denying his charges.
 r. q. Bowman may lecture the min T.t4. AL. AL. public press; he may state his views of morals and Christianity: he may publish Concorda society a place of crime and immortality: he may perhaps establish