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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
kOONTz LAYS It ALL
70 D % RS Of
COAL DEALERS
SANTA re MAN DECLARES
FREIGHT RATES RIGHT
NegIectS TO Explain Why Las
Vegas Pays Sane Rate From
Ration as Does Santa Fe.
Especial c-orrs-pondepoe Morning Journal

Especial -Correspondenee Morning Journal
Las Vegas. n. NJ. oct. ID. u.
KOOntz. general freight agent If the
santa Fe has written q letter 90 the
Las Vegas Optic iu which he Says
that the coal dealers and operators
and NOT the rallgaad company arr 10
blame for the high prices paid for coal
IN Les Vegas. Santa Pc. Albuquerque
and elsewhere. Nj. Kuoutz says the
freight rates are approximately TN
line" but does not explain why Santa
Fe. which Is eighty-siN miles further
from Ration than Las Vegas. pass
$3.50 "a ton from the Gate city. the
same az Las Vegas pays. ~ Paso. 3s6
miles further from Ration than Las
Vegas. pays only o dollar more o ton
freight ~ coal Mr.. KOontz letter
says in part.
In the first place IL is unnecessary.
possibly. for me 10 say so, bat never.
theless IL is tru that the conditions
which at present confront YOU are
more the |OutRrowth Of 8u advance in
the price Of coal as made by the
operators ana jybbers than b Is IN
the freight rate
~ do not believe. upon comparison.
that You VIII Ind that " rate pu
coal b.. from the service performed.
very much, n any. out Of line with
the rates which are iu force iu other
sections 0f the country.
For example" continue Mr.
koOntz. 'thc distance from Trinidad
10 La Junta is oighty-oue miles the
rate r. 2f.15 per ton. distance from
Trinidad 10 Las Animaa 100 miles.
and the ate o. f2.O5 "a ton. In the
care Of shipments from the Trinidad
district TO eastern Colorado % Kan
sas points the rate rs relatively as high
~ the rate from the Ration district 10
Vegas and 10 can be safely said
that ~ tho case pf shipments ~ the
east there b.. 70 an iutcuta and pur-
poses. practically q down grade haul. .
whereas. as in The case Of Ration 10
Las Vegas, az YOU well know, while il
Is down grade to Springer it s IN
grade from Springer 10 Las Vegas
practically mountainous service. and
all things being considered ! must
frankly say 10 YOU hat ] do not be-
that uur rate on coal from Ration
Las Vegas b. out Of line with tho
rates us ln force in Othc rdirectlons
Tor similar service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
HELP ~WANTED-Femaie

WASTED Cir for general homework. los
South ArHo street
WNNTED-Girl for general housework. APP
pIy Mrs : Neustadt. Go w. Copper ave.
WANTED-At the Economist saleswomen'
none other need apply
WANTED-Woman for general Homework
Mrs. W. 5 Hopewell, go West Copper
avenue. "a
WANTED-Girl for light Homework. 6ls
south High street.
WANTED-Girl for general Homework
Apply 6t1 south second street. u
WAkTFD-Girl Tor general Homework.
Address 81 West Silver.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls for millinery
and d~ressnaking Miss c. +. Crane, bl2
North Second street; phone 94a.
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TRY A JOURNAL WANT AD!

Want somethings Turn to the classified
columns Of the Morning JournnI-you may
lind IL in two minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE and 8 room cottages II
YOU want "a home on easy terms and for
a. reasonable price. see Frank Ackcrnan'
room ] Grant building.
FOR SALE-The best paving roomiug
house In the city. buy from owner; in
vestigate. Address J.. u. care Morning
Journal.
For SALE-Two nice homes in High
lands at "a bargain Must sell. Will
consider offer. Albuquerque HatteTs, IN
car. West Gold avenue.
FOR SALE-Cheap, house and Tot; terms
To suit purchaser. CAN o~address T., ga
s. High stfeet-
FOR SALE-Two cottages and four corner
lots for $1,000. Kirster Bros. Cigar Factory
FOR sALE-Ranches from 4 &c 20 acres
each, all under main irrigation ditch;
near city. Albuquerque Land Co, Room o.
building. ~
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WANTED-MiSceIIaneOu

49,
WANTED-Paintng, vanishing; tinting
window glass put IN House Painting a
specially. Prices reasonable Address r,
journal office.
WANTED-Cash paid Tor fresh rattle snakes
~ McCorNlck 2os!a w central avenue.
PARTNER WANTEB-In old established
Ane5ra goat ranch best paying business
600 the southwest Address Goat Ranch,
oare Morning Journal
WANTED-Ladlcs to know that I have re-
,elred a new lire Of millinery goods at
reduced prices Miss C. =. Crane. SIG North
Second street
WANTED-Position by competent book
keeper or willing To- clerk in store for
merchandise ThoroughE in spanish. Ad-
dress 9 Morning Journal onlce
WANTED-Good home ln return for care
of nte-year-oId child during day, give
address Address b. care Morning Journal
wANTED-Baarders Tor the best table
board iu the cits Also a Few fine rooms
for rent sls East Central avenue.
wANTED-Forty head ~ horses FOR winter
pasture so acres Of first class alfalfa
pasture az Alameda good water, good
fence. terms. &l5o per month. Address
BrHl a. Ross box ft3. Albuquerque. n NJ
wANTED-Ladies 20 have their dycing,
cleaning and pressing Done BY Mrs
Herndou. 5i2 y \. nth street sat
lsfactian guaranteed
PARTNER WANTED IN we'll established
grocery and meat market doing a good
business. a hne chance for the right party.
r. o. Hux 2is. n
wANTED-Ladies desiring stylish millinery
dressmaking or tailored suitst. TO call on
MISS g. T Crane, bl2 North Second street
phone sft
wANTED-Empt- bass at Hahn's Coal
yard.
WANrED-Lumber teams 70 haul lumber
from our mill in Cochiti canon 20 Do
minEu. p miles good roads and good wa
ter Address Domingo Lumber Co. Thorn
ton. y. ~
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RE~NT-DWeillngS

I E0T rom house call ~
Trotter q Hawkins store n
FOR RENT-New 4-ream hofse furnished.
sfa. unfurnlsbea SIC. C. A Reynolds
Navajo Hotel
FOR RENT OR sALR-TWo-roonn furnished
tent house 1905 Sorth Seventh street
For RENT-Rsnch ~ 5 acres. in garden
fruit trees. chicken yards house partly
furnished. ] mile north Of Old Town. Mrs
A. J. Bush. care Journal
FOR RENT-Ranch: INQUIRE lii5 n. Arno;
suitable for chickens or dairy. good four
room house. cellar and nutbuildines.
FOR RENT-New four room hOase, High
lands furnished or anfurnished- c A
Reynolds Navajo Hotel
FOR RENF-Or wtIi ssil q two or three
roorned house. nesrly new. Phone 1874
Call at s12 n. Fifth street
FOR RENT-Large barn with stalls Or
five norsss and plenty % room for vehf-
Giles large nay loft ana corral. Address J.
,. J.. Morning Journal.
TO RENT-For a term Of years, private
residentce Of Is rooms. ample grounds,
suitable for a sanitarium, ten minutes from
the trolley.
Also 4 room cottage same locality.
Address or call On Henry L.~Fbart.
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uFrAtEING : ~FTCiAIrN ~ uRtrK
MnEH Or rl-N~rhEiNs. KIN0 az nssa.
ANHfIn
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Personal Property Loans
HELP WANTED--MaIe


WSTTED-P0rfer at the Metropolitan no
tel.
NENTED-Man for city home. Must IN
derstand handling horses. No iHValids
Address J H. care o. Journal
WASTBD-BOys u 70 10 years OF age
American lumber Company.
WANTED-Able tofted, unmarried men De
tween the ages 0f 81 and sc: citizens OF
United States. Of good character and tenn
perate habtts. who can read, speak ana
write English. For Information apply 70
Recruiting Offeer. 903 z. Central avenue
AiSuqrsruHs. n. NJ
WAHTED-Boy. between II and To- AT
American Lumber Company.
wARTED-StoNers at the gas plant. Apply
at the Gas Plant
WANTED-A certain NUMBER OF boardere
pay your fixed expenses; every one ABOVE
that number pays you a profit; you can al
ways keep the number right BY using the
want columns Of the Morning Journal
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-LOSI AND FOUND

L0STD bicycle from PostA Telegraph
company office. Return to 81 East Gold
aveaue and receive reward.
heads with coral clasp, bF-
tween First and Twelfth on Central ave
nue.. liberal reward n returned 90 Journal
office.
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F''V '-rg . "'p r-us q ~ S-Pias
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pnH A. on ~ ftuNt-urn nE
NAiMNt-nfn ET~fuNNtE A. COG
fnirit AyrtN % rHruG~E
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KENT-Nicsly furnished rooms fnr
rent with or without bard F1r mar
tlcuisrs inquire ~ Mrs A. J. Brought 1918
-l.rl--- a..ru.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23

NT-Niorsy furnished room. aEhL
hatn aurLr Oh s Ala
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RENr-one pleasant FINISHED room
one block from car line s0l Forester
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FuR RENT-Furnishcd T-ms for house.
sssnanE Ideal place Tor health ~skers
nrn1 ~ Nurfraf
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tbA Et< rEruum lately uceunsaf -
tn Nntun NarkaL ~ fa1 W. Gold eve-ue.
frem October J. Inquire. BnrradaIle A Co
lf5 Goia avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23

.oR RENT-Furnishcd room. 40 south
seventh street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23

modern house bath. alsa rooms Tor urht
useepfns gaod nsiEhhorho-d sis ".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23

PARTNER WANTED-tn old established
Aus1ra goat ranch best paying business
400 the southwest Address Goat Ranch,
car, Morning Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-23

PARTNER WANTED IN we'll established
grocery and meat market doing a good
business. a fine chance for the right party.
r o. Box as. n
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REST-Po pour room house Gail y
Tr0tter a. Hawkins store Y
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
MATT|SONS MUST
REMAIN IN PEN.
Supreme Court Affirms Lower
Court Which Found
Them Guilty.
Special to The Evening ri.e..

Special to The EVENING Tines.
AIinot, April Sword was re-
ceived in the city today that
the decision of the district court
of this district in the case of the State
VS.. Erik and Martin Mattison had been
upheld by the supreme court.
The Mattisons were arrested four
years ago for shooting and severely
wounding Jourgen Olson, the promi-
nent real estate man of this city. Mr..
Olson had filed on a claim near Bow
bells, which the Mattisons had con-
tested. Mr.. Olson was working on his
land one day when the Mattisons ap-
peared and ordered him off. He nat
urally refused to obey and the elder
man ordered his son to shoot. The
shot struck Mr.. Olson in the calf of
the leg necessitating its amputation
at the hospital.
The case was first heard before
Judge Palda then on the district
bench and the men We're given terms
in the penitentiary. The case was
appealed 10 the supreme court ana
the decision was revoked on the
grounds of a slight technicality. They
We're again tried little over a year
ago and were sentenced to five and
seven years apiece. The case was
again appealed but the supreme court
has upheld the decision of Judge GOss
and the men will be confined in the
pen at Bismarck.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
THAT HANSBROUGH STORY.

The ridiculous story which the
morning democratic paper of this city
published relative to the opposition
of Senator Hansbrough to the re-elec-
ton of President Roosevelt, if it ever
had any foundation in fact as news
item, was either elaborated from the
story in it's democratic colleague in
this city or manufactured by sub
sidized Washington news bureau ac-
cording to order-most probably the
latter
The Evening Times is not author
lied to speak for Senator Hansbrough
in this or in any other matter, but
it is confident the story is one out
of the whole cloth. The trouble with
the morning democratic daily is that
it has sounded the people of this state
on every candidate possible, includ-
ing Leslie NJ. Shaw, who favored the
robbing of the North Dakota wheat
growers by admitting frosted Cana
dian wheat in bond into this country.
1t has been found in every instance
that the people of the state have re-
fused to warm up to the candidates
advocated by the morning democratic
organ and it has been left stranded
on the beach in its attempt to manu-
facture sentiment in the state for a
presidential candidate.
The same organ is opposed to Sen
ator Hansbrough. 1t has right to
be IL it chooses. The sentiment of
this state is overwhelmingly in favor
of the nomination and election of
President Roosevelt. If the demo-
cratic morning paper can, by falsify-
ing its news columns, get the impress
sion in the state that Senator Hans
brough is opposed to the election of
Roosevelt, it is desperate enough to
believe it will have some effect in
creating sentiment against the SEN
ator. That is the explanation in a
nut shell, and it will be found that
the whole reason for the publication
of the ridiculous story was to create
that impression. 1t will not work.
The people of this state insist on the
truth in politics and such reprehen-
sible methods will merely react on
those who attempt to use them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
CIVIC LEAGUE GATHERING
Will Be Held at Valley City on June 4,
5 and e-First of Its Kind in
~. In the State.

The state civic convention to be held
in Valley City on June 4, S and 6. will
be the first gathering of its kind in
the state. Mrs. White, wife of former
Governor White, and the local civic
improvement league, one of the
strongest in the northwest. is back
of the movement for greater civic
beauty in North Dakota.
Invitations will be extended to all
of the towns in the state. and some of
the best talent in the country will be
at the convention. Mrs. Caroline Bart
lett Chane of Kalamazoo, Mich. will
be one Of the speakers. c. NJ. Loring
of Minneapolis and Park Commission
er Nausbaumer of St. Paul are others
who will address the convention.
About the same date the North Da-
kota Municipal league will meet in
Valley City and an elaborate program
is being arranged.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL s, 1907.
WILL IT BE GROVER,

The suggestion Of eX-President
Cleveland that the democratic party
get back to first principles again is
attracting considerable attention in
the democratic press of the country.
This is especially true of the press
in the south where the nightmare of
government ownership of railroads
which was sprung on an unsuspecting
democracy by the returning idol of
the party a few months ago, carried
with it the abolition of Jim crow cars
and the limitations placed upon the
colored people in travelling, which the
states are now able to regulate
through their legislatures.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch, one
of the conservative OF the southern
press, states that it is now time for
the democratic party to get away from
political visions and to secure a can
didate for the presidency who is able
to do something more than make a
noise during the campaign. 1t says
that while democrats may denounce
Grover Cleveland, he has called them
to their creed and pointed out the
way to honorable victory. The Charles
ton, South Carolina, News, one of the
more aggressive of the democratic or
gans Of the newer south, says that
next year the party will nominate a
candidate and will not disband. But
it will have no hopes of success unless
it takes account of itself and adopts
some program Of principles which
have some permanency, says the same
paper.
1t would thus seem that the south
ern press is tired Of the leadership of
Mr.. Bryan and that If the desire of
that section is considered, an effort
will be made in the next presidential
nomination of that party to cast him
and his ideas to the wind and take
some candidate who is able to do mora
than make noise during the cam
paign and adopt platform which rep
resents principles of some perman-
ency. Then reading between the lines
it is no great stretch of the imagina-
ton to believe that the sentiment
among the southern democrats is
crystalizing in favor of the nomin-
alton of Grover Cleveland for the
presidency.
1t would be somewhat amusing to
see the North Dakota democracy warm
up to the support of the man whom
they have denounced in every way
possible, and especially would it be
entertaining to see that wing of the
national democracy which is follow
ing the William Randolph Hearst
banner fall into line to the tune of
Grover, Grover. Four years more of
Grover"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTs
Officers OF the North Dakota County
Schools Will Be Held In Bis.
marck on April q and "a.

The annual meeting of the county
superintendent of schools of North
Dakota will be held at Bismarck,
April % and "a. There are forty-four
county superintendent in the state.
The meeting will be held that the Of
ficials may compare notes and confer
with the state superintendent regard
ing educational matters of the
schools of the state. 1t is held every
year and has proven very profitable in
past years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
TRAVELLERS.
PIONEER TRAVELLER DEAD
F. w. Wilkinson Succumbs to Apo.
plexy ut Council
RlniS. In.

F. w. Wilkinson, an old resident of
Fargo, one of the pioneer travelling
men of the northwest died suddenly
in Council Bluffs, Iowa, a few days
ago. He had been in perfect health
all winter and the morning Of his
death he went to breakfast. and after
eating, boarded street car to ride
Six blocks back to his room. While
on the car he was seized with a fit of
apoplexy and died within a very few
minutes. The funeral was held at
Council Bluffs last Tuesday.
For a number of years during the
eighties, Mr.. Wilkinson made his head
quarters in Fargo. while travelling for
w. S. Mott & Co. of Minneapolis.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
PRIMARY ELECTION CASE
That One Involving Constitutionality
of Portion of Law Comes Up
Tuesday.

The Johnson Grand Forks county
case will be argued at Fargo before
the supreme court of North Dakota
on Tuesday. This case involves the
constitutionality of that clause of the
old primary election law relating to
the collection of fees. In the district
court, Judge Templeton declared the
iaw to be constitutional, and an APP
peal is made by the attorneys for the
plaintiff. Bangs, Cooley & Hamilton
represent the plaintiff, and ]. B. Wine
man appears for the county.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
Endorsed Anderson.

At the regular meeting of the Far
go council U. c. T., a resolution fav-
oring the candidacy of A. M. Ander-
son of that city for hotel inspector,
was unanimously passed. The resolu-
ton follows:
Resolved, That the Fargo council
No. 65, U. c. T. of A., in regular meet
ing assembled, April 6, 1907, do here
by endorse the action of meeting of
travelling men called to meet in Fargo
on the said date to discuss the quail
fications and endorse candidate for
the Office of hotel inspector, wherein
A. NJ. Anderson Of Fargo was unani-
mously endorsed and recommended
for said appointment.
Resolved, That we recommend to
Governor Burke the said A. M. Ander-
son as one fully qualified and equip
ped to perform the duties of the office
and request his appointment thereto"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
CANADIAN TREATY FRAMED.
Agreement Relative to Water Rights
and Fisheries COMPLETED.

and Fisheries Completed.
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Washington, April Sit was Off
cially admitted today that a treaty
had been drafted between the United
States and Great Britain providing for
the appointment of joint commission
which will consider all of the complex
questions connected with water bound
aries between Canada and the United
States. This will include such ques-
tons as the disposition of the waters
of the great lakes, regulation of use
of the water at Niagara Falls for
power purposes, navigation of the st.
Johns river between Maine and New
Brunswick. use OF the waters of the
Milk river on the northwest border
and the whole general subject of fish
cries regulations not only for the great
lakes but for the Atlantic and Pacific
sea-board.
This treaty will require the approval
of the United States senate to become
effective, but it is possible that an
arrangement in the nature of modus
vivendi will be reached between Sec
rotary Root and Ambassador Bryce
in the near future.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
FUNERAL Of MRS. LUNsETH
Was Held on Sunday Afternoon From
the Zion Lutheran Church
Many in Attendance.

The funeral of Mrs. John Lunseth
was held on Sunday afternoon from
the Zion Lutheran church. The
church ediice was crowded to over
flowing with loving friends of the de-
cased. Rev. A. ]. Hulteng preached
the funeral sermon. Interment took
place in Memorial Park, and the pail
bearers were B. o. Paulsness, o. T.
Ellestad, L. S. Sanness, N. Thomp-
son, A. Peterson and M. w. Hanson,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
Another aPat,, Man.

Jerome Freeman, the drummer who
gets them all (girls especially went
up the Walhalla line this morning for
F. 4. Petrick & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
WILL BE NO SUIT.
F. ]. Britt Does Not Think Company
Will Have An Action.

ST. Cloud Times: F. J. Britt, spec
ial agent for the Great Northern, was
IN the city yesterday and smiled at
the idea that there is likely to be a
damage suit as a result of the arrest
OF King. Fox and Quigley by the Great
Northern officials. Attorney Carey, of
Minneapolis, who defended these men
at the preliminary hearing. gave out
the statement that his clients would
at once commence an action against
the railroad for false Imprisonment.
Mr.. Britt laughs at the idea and says
there is no danger of any such a step
being taken.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
Those Snow Snakes,

Nj. Mcleod, otherwise known as
Snow Snake Mac" went TO Neche
today for the purpose of selling few
of the Northwestern Casket company's
products. When asked his euphone-
Gus title, he would venture no infor-
nation, but kind friends explained
that once upon a time he, together
with Dom Paul Berrisford, the bis
cult man, did with malice atore-
thought, watt into the brain of poor
Iowa farmer tales of how snow snakes
sixty feet in length annually en-
croach upon the herds near st. John,
N. D.. coming down from the Turtle
mountains In coveys and returning noe
before they had eaten few dozen
sheep, COWS, etc. They had the Iowa
immigrant scared so badly that they
sold him half dozen caskets and sew
eral boxes of National biscuits before
letting him of.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
A jolly ~Knight.o

H. A. McKinnon, the cue artist also
a Hubbard. Spenser & Bartlett artist,
went west to Granville this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-08
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Mayor johnson Has Called q Special
Meeting of the ORGANIZATION.

Meeting of the Organization.
Mayor Johnson, as president of the
Municipal League of North Dakota,
has called special meeting of that
organization to meet and discuss
municipal matters at Valley City June
4, and 6 next. He expects very
interesting meeting. The municipal
laws passed by the recent legislature
will be discussed as we'll as many
other matters of importance affecting
the members Of the league. The ques-
ton of equalizing assessments will in
all probability be one of the subjects
taken up.