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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
ROUND HOUSE
NEARSCOMPLET|0N
NEW STRUCTURE BEING BUILT
BY ILLINOIS CENTRAL NEAR
IN READY FOR ROOF.
ROOF TO Be CONCRETE
New Track Being Built Around Com
mereiaI Avenue Side Of Building
FOR Accommodation Of Coal
Cars.

The new illinois Central roam
house. near Eighteenth street and
Commercial avenue Is rapidly near
irg completion Ircu girders 70 SIN
pom the roof ara now being placed
ana concrete roof viii cover the
building.
Concrete will BE II ca on the soof
instead OF tan or steel as IL Is proof
agains the sulphur from SCOT and
smoke
The work on the build ne has heen
d layal somewhGI owing 70 the fact
mat the workmen were required 70
tbs all new drier at the Cairo Gle.
vator. A new sen OF boilers was also
Installed 1T the elevator.
A new coal track is Inc built eX-
ending around the round hose on
the Commercial avenue side which
Will BE used to accommodate coal
cars. twenty-five cars can be placed
81 thi. track at one time.
Track Ne which Is now used for
coal cars W II be used for city freight
ana thus relieving Ohio street Of these
cars. The Illinois Central Is planning
TO Use lis double track from he STA
'tIon rs Fourieeaih street for passen.
ses. Trains only.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
Revival Services.

Increased attendance marked tn
eyiyal meeting az the Cairo Baptis'
church last evening. The song service
incLudlug Two solos by NJ. Potts, wa
very much enjoyed Rev. Ohrum'
sermon on "Christs Work for II lp
Jess Man" was earnest and helpful
A number remained for chorus prac
lice after the service. Services vi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
Fortniahtly Club.

a ye,y pheasant meeting Of III
Fortniahtly Musical Club was held
Yesterday afternoon ~ the home q
Miss Berta schlosser. Si5 Eight
street
A program Of great merit AMI cen
! ouent enjoyment was gwen by Mrs
q. O Patier Mrs u. Emile Protlle'
aad Miss Schlosser AZ follows;
Piano. tal Venetian Love Song
Ethclbert Neyln (bl Palonaisa, opus
t2 sehRarwenka Me Patier
Violin. largo ". Won Gluch'
AT 4 Profilet
Suite for piano, Barchetta from
Maggie il Toscauna Etaelner' New
fis. Miss Schloss I,
Piano Polonaisa Caapin Mrs Pa
der
Y olin rngarlscher adaeio and ~ p
gro movements Haaser Mrs. Pr 4
ilet
Piano tIabanera p. Costa Miss
schlosser
Mrs. patier and MISS schies' en-
both new members We're heaed f1f
the frs tim ~ the club and Their
solos we're exceedingly well rendered
They are most welcome additions o.
the club talent
MIS-. Prodlet. who is always a most
pleasing pegform :. on the violin. gave
Two very agreeable numbess
The next meeting Of the club win b.
held at the residence Of Mrs Alb.rt
s Gallagher IN Vest Twenty elghth
III eet Tue DAY afternoon April End
when Mesdames klbert r Staehle
Robert E Read and Wi'liam + smiti.
viii give The program.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
ORDINANCES
STREET RAILWAYS
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AT. a. ,meatiHg. ot .rae .'!st..e.st .anl...o5-
linanc :.scm1il ifees, 9t.Sne. g =. .o,ig'
cii'.ia6e :ni3h'f %the: Grlin.n o sgIa9 81, 9
flanchisds, fo~the: eairla I.ea. j.: .esj9
paily ana. .ile..' Intarlig6ag: .-,ass ~ !.
csempapY were finaliy. ::agreid:s.s ipoa !:
The committees we're. In, i s.sslsn,
from 5: o'clock til about 40 ;o::'.e:S.%.i
and went. over the oFdina1icfs3. .y'ar!:i
caiefullY. Practically IND. nhaaisg,..
were made in that for the. Erabfi!qn.
company. fr3m the draft agreed, upon
last week and it /. was, agrae.d'.. j.. e
'ra;comrhend this ordinance as dr2%:n
BY the aftqrheyefor the. city !: !,
). .Ia:.:ihe interurban. :drdinance Two
a rnehdmeni s were male. one being 70
ranie. Tie northern Terminals, or the
.aIt.es. with which it. il 70. connect
M. Mound city Mounds and villa
Ridge and the. other. that me com
pany shall pay its share Of the cost
of street paving. whenever The as
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
sprinklina Called For.

Shrinking was much In demand
Yesterday on some Of the business
streets. The dust was exceedingly
troublesome to pedestrians and bust
ness men. After the streets are all
ravei the dust will be less trouble
some but even then sprinkling VIII
be necessary. for dust VII never be
entirely eliminated from city Ire
Public sentiment grows steadily in
favor Of a general sprinkling ordi
nance and for defraying the cost out
II the ge7c. al fund, but this can moi
ie done this year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
REGARDING JOHN c r A ~ A NJ,
ALIAS JAMES WHEELER, a
NOTED CRIMINAL, NOW a
FUGITIVE.
COLD BRICK CANISTER
Lured John Bowlln, OF Du 0uo'n
Down to Alexander County TO Buy
the Brick at Large
Price.

Inquiry has reached here regarding
John Graham. ALIAS James Wheeler
who figured In the Alexander co ny
circuit court some years ago,
Graham, Il will be remembered
worked gold brick confidence game
oil John A. Bowlln Of Du Qnoin, ~
1898. who was melnb Of the llll-
nois legislature at that time.
b. q. Bachrach Of Chicago. who was
In Cairo Monday in connection WITH
the Buster Brow Injunction
lill filed in the circuit court as pun
lished in The Bulletin yesterday morn
ing. was one of Grahams attorneys
the other being w 5. Forrest also Of
Chicago.
Graham was indicted and lava bond
but IAN away FORGETTING his houd
Later he was tried on the same charge
in Perry county and sentenced e tins
penl entiary vixen a shregd attorney
discov red the fact that Graham.
crime While tarted In Perry county
really was committed III Alexander
county. he having lurad Bowlin from
his home ig Du Quoin to Cairo o.
vicinity when the gold brick eaangea
hands. Graham on this account secur
ed his releas but he was. still Grim
inalIy inclined and went 70 south
Carolina where he 80. into trouble 81
SOME kind and was sentenced 70 the
peui!entiary.
Another chapter pr6hablg Will b
added. to iGEahaIn' S; eafeer for:ii .is:ua.
derstood. that Bowlins who Though nov
quite advanced in years lis: strong ~
his d6teT'mination, lossee.:the@ inlaan :..w'ho
leecea him rec I've. mis- :iq.t:: :de.se.:.. ;,
is: .sti1l.a: fngjtiy,e.*'... -. !.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
Case o, Jealousy.

John Thomas who last Sunday cut
win Alexander in the arm per
refmanenily disabling him was liber'
ated from the county jail yesterday
having proven case. Of self defense
The quarrel it was claimed started
over the posse sion Of p GEMS but
In was learned later that the green
eyed monster was the real cause
both negroes being in love with The
came iusky damsel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
nIn Attraetlen At opera house.

Robert Edeson The noted actor " u
nlav s rongheart+ At the orera
house tonight. This attraction comes
direct 20 Caro- from ST. Louis and IS
one II the strongest dramas on the
Dad. Cairoites who have seen IL IN
the large cities Can vouch for it, e.
oeflence. Tonight is indoor baseb III
night al he opera house and the
Giants. he pcnnant winners viii &C
npy two boxes 90 guests 81 Mr.. Eide
son SIR neh art" Is a football play
nd calculated 20 excite the Interest
1s all ages and sizes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
REALTY TRANSFERS
Deeds Filed for Record With the
Circuit Clerk in Property
Deals Yesterday.

Thrupp.& Thrupr TO Charles Hut
Crimson. W d. lot T. block II il
Thrupps subdivision section II
township II. range /. SIS
Alofzo o. Standard Ct Tx 20 Alberi
Drawn " d lot 70, block ;, Brawn's
subdivision $475..
Edwin Halliday et TX to George "
Paxstrom ct TX " d, city 81 Cairo
faurth addition, lot !. block "a Sr25
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

such wide
and nau endorsement
female illnesses
Lydia
nandI Iceraio
Local Weaknesses than other
nlcapa Weakness Stomach Indigestion
General Debly yle tol
sensations bckaehe
AMI with female system
stnde don't
feeling, excali rritabity nervousness az
the blues These
tas medicine Kidney Complaints and
IIaekache Of eihersex a. !, ,,pdr.d
bsn times for Sold by Druggists
everywhere Refuse all substitutes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
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SOCIETY NEWS
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The IGpworth league wlll give \
social al the home Of MISS Bessie
Wilson 52S 'rhirty-fourth street fr.'
day evening to which they invite Az
their friends. There win be no ad-
mission iec ana the AFFAIR Is solely -
promote socabilty anoag the yohhs
people Of the church
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
pisorderly on. Fifth Street:

In the. city.court Yesterday. .fc1ff' Of
,fend is were given Observation-Disclosures
Ross. They were habitues of Fiji
street. arrested by Chief Egan AMI
OFFICER Casey for being generally dis
orderly They We're fin d $50 each
Their names were Georgia Adams
Georgia Denwitty. Ellsworth Durham
and Ida Gray.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Rev C. II. Armstrong. will. p EACH
a. Lenten sermon tonight at. I'm
ma1uel Lutheran Church: His sub
iect viii be Obedience Before Exall-
alton"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
win shut .poMn For q W..

The f. BtcheI Packing company
viii close down today for a week Or
ten days pending The removal ana
installation Of machinery in their fine
sew buIldng.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Results ~ what the advertiser wants
and that il what he gets when he
places ais Advertising I'M the Bull
letin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Js. Iackson, 81 lhp Jackson Pro-
s.rice company hasorecoyeied from an
Illness with "a gripne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

ST. LOUIS LEADING HOTEL.
When in ST. Louis stop at the Plant
ers Hotel, you'll meet your friends
there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

nani Williamson has returned
irom business trip 70 Evansville
Ind
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Blue era g. white clover. flower and
gard 81 seed % al kinds Fairs gro
ser
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
- = enaiana,s s,rona Room.

Tke foundation II the strong room
he rank Of England Is S. feet
e le-sl " tie street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
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.'gfqioll .:car.birh.:a even; & B:
hid, PQpliy. Subjects. form eE% the PREM;
:frfN:of. the,EeSpt Electric comlanN!.i;'lls 3;
A6isg wI:down ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PERSONAL NOTES :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Milo Il. Clananan, of East =
Louis. II III the city Oh business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

.yohs Dewey has taken position MS
slonngfapher tn the office Of his
brother, Judge ". s. Dewey at the
court house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Miss Virginia Ee-nie has gone 81
I cx.neton, Miss. for an extended
visit with her sister Mrs David
Snitoa formerly OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Misses Nell deal and Mabel GRAY
Il Charleston. Mo- Will arrive today
III he the guests of Dr. and MFs.
Henry al Davis Of Thirty fourth
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

III NJ. Marshall, of Champaign has
taken d position as operator at tae
Western Union Telegraph office 70
succeed cla5k Dennis Who has Eesh
transferred to Galesharg,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Mrs. James McManas was sum,
moned 10 Memphis. Yesterday hy th9
death of her brother Thomas Cleary
who died from heart disease, aged .1s
yeas Mrs. McManus was accom-
panied BY her aunt, Mrs. John r.
Crehan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

Mr. and sEqs Clarence 4. Ksato1
/, turned yesterday from Hoi Spring
Ark. where the latter spent sis
weeks. for hen health viii , II greatly
Improved. nv ISeaton went ihase -
accompany her home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-20

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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
InyO Miners Remember
The Patient BurrO

Colonel NJ +. Stovali Of the Blaci
Canyon Mining company of Inyo, is
just in his appreciation of men and
things, and for a log time past ha5
been much impressed with the evident
fact that great Injustice has beer
done and is still being done the pa
tient, long suffering burro.
BY the aid of this little animal haa
been made possible the greas develops.
ment work of the mines of this whole
country, because had there been at
burro it is extremely doubtful if many
of the mines at present paying divi
dends, and the great number of Others
on their way to that alludable condi
tion, would have been un lis overed
Recently this theme, which is a big
ger one than appears on the surface
came up for discussion in tho colonel. i.
office, with the result tha- at present
there is a well defined and dcveloped
scheme to immortalize the specie and
perpetuate the memory of the faithful
work done by the little animals in .
bronze statue, life size.
OF course Sam Duaham has spreat
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
SONOMA COMP ANY
MAKE ANOTHER
PAYMENT

Monday the Sonoma Mining and Mlll-
ing company made the second payment,
a sum well up in four figures, on the
group Of claims five miles east of town
which it recently purehased from Chris
Deiss and /. Sigmund.
Since acquiring the property the
company, under the superintendency Of
b. G. Williams, has done large amount
Of development work with moss aatter
ing results Large bodies of cre carry
ing good values in gold, silver aud cop
per have been opened up AMI the merit
Of the property has been fully proved.
The plans for the future operation of a
large milling plant and the building Of
au ore carrying tramway, besides the
opening up Of the eommpany s mines
on scale commensurate wiAh the
value of the property. Sitaarod as
they ale, only few miles from " Ninne-
mucea, the work now being doue and
the larger operations contemplated
mean a great deal for this town
That the company N ears business is
amply shown in the prompt manner III
which il has met its payments on the
purchase price Of the property.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
CHILD FALLS OFF
A MOVING
TRAIN

August Stillman, six year-oid Ger
man boy, who, with his parents was
en- route to California, where bis psr-
ents intend to make their future home,
fell from the rear vestibule platform
of train No 5 about one mile west of
Loveloek last Friday morning. The
train was running about fifteen miles
an hour and the little fellow escaped
without injury saveA bad scare and
a shaking up. The section men were
working near the scene and :mme-
diately took him to the depot and plac
ed him in charge of the agent, George
Kenyon, who, after ascertainiag that
the little fellow was uninjured, tele
graphed the conductor to notify lis
parents that he was all right and beir z
cared for.
His father and mother returned 10
Loveiock on train No. 8 from Hazen
and took charge of the little chap
and continued their journey west on
No 3 Friday night.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
MONEY IS TIGHT
BUT STOCKS
ADVANCE
WALL STREET FEATURE
Is CALL LOAN PREMIUM.
July Dividend Disbursements Explain
Phenomenon-Ste Steady Advance
of Silver.

NEW YORK, July I-Unmistakable
signs Of money stringency were man
ifestCd today, but in spite of adverse
conditions in the financial markets
early operations in the stock market
were characterized by sharp advances.
July dividend and interest disburse.
ments, and the fact that Secretary g..
the Treasury Cortelyou has called upon
the national banks TO return by Jul
10 the $30,0O0o00 Of government de
posits placed with them last Septembes
to relieve the stringency at that time
have brought about the squeeze in
money rates.
Call money, which opened at s per
cent, today was loaned at l3 per cent
this afternoon, the highest rate en-
acted in several months. During tn"
afternoon call money was quoted as
high as T. IL per cent, but at The
close Of the exchange loans were made
at S12 per cent. Today's advapc'
IS indicative Of a determination
the banks 10 force interest rates up,
and but for the fact that the stock
market is now almost at the apex
the midwinter dullness serious str
gency would result.
Stocks today continued the upward
course ON which they had started
The strength and activity of the
market was well distributed, Unio
Pacific rose | SIS, Northern aeifc and
American Car SIS and Reading Balti
more and Ohio, st Paul, Wabash pr,
ferred and Great Northern ore certi
Gates and American Smelling a point
The rush Of buying orders at the
opening was not continued and the
best prices were generally made in the
first ten minutes Of business, the mar
ket thereafter becoming quieter. Union
Pacific touched 3d, Rubber common
| IL aud Northwestern United Raii
way Investment preferred yielded ;
point.
Prices yielded slightly because o
he decrcaev of buying orders Hoch
ing Valley trust receipts sold at ~
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
LABORER dies ON
THE DESERT
MAN ENGAGED IN w. p.
CONSTRUCTION WORK DIES.
Passes Away of Pneumonia at Circle
City and Remains Are Brought
In to Undertaken Here.

(. James Holden, laborer on tho
Western Pacific construction work,
died, of pneumonia last Monday at ona
of the construction camps, about forty
five miles west of Winnemucea. HIS
remains arrived in Winnemucca this
morning, having been brought in by
Mr.. Helean of the Helean Constructio,
camp, where the unfortunate man pass
ed away. The body, due to the desert
heat, was in a stage of advanced de-
composition and was most unpleasant
to handle.
Holden, the deceased man, passed
through Winnemueca about week
ago on his way to the camp of J. II.
Regan, where he engaged himself in
the construction work. Shortly after
he began the work he was taken i'll
with pneumonia and was being brought
back TO town. When the party bringing
him in arrived at the Helean camp,
about twenty miles this side of the
Regan camp, the sick man announced
that he was too sick to 60 any further
and it was decided to stop
Here the sick man was attended night
and day, but he sank rapidly and died
last Monday morning He leaves 9
brother in Texas, who has been mott
fed of his demise
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
SUFFERlNGS OF A
SUICIDE ARE
ENDED
EDWARD sTAHL DIED
YESTERDAY MoRNIN =
Remains Shipped to Springfield BY
Undertaken Cochran, Where
Several Relatives Reside.

Tuesday morning death ended the
sufferings Of Edward Stahl, the boiier-
makerwho had taken 2 dose OF carboiIc
acid and whiskey, after having lost all
his money at the roulette wheel
His death, while not unexpected by
the attending physicians, yet occurred
quite suddenly. lie had almost entirely
recovered from the first effects OF the
powerful narcotic, had regained con-
sciousness and discussed the despen-
dency that led up to the suicidal act.
He expressed regret over tho rash deed
and remarked that if he recovered ne
would lead different life.
Dir. Giroux, who was attending I'm
sit the county hospital, however, looked
for a change for the worse when the
heart began to show signs of weaken
ing, and in short time the end came
The remains were taken in charge by
Undertaken Cochran and relatives notl
fed Under orders the remains were
shipped to Springfield, Mo-, on No. .
Wednesday, afternoon.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
DANCING In THE
OPEN AIR |
WILL SOON BE IN
VOGUE IN WNNEMUCCA,
Large Open Air Platform 80 by ga Will
Be Buiit on Fourth Street Near
the Catholic Church.

Dancing in the open air will sooA
be in vogue in Winnemucea. Construc-
tion of large platform on Fourth
street, near the Catholic church, began
this morning.
The platform is being built by pop
ular subscription and large amount
has been raised for the purpose. The
proposition is being fathered by Messfs.
Hill and Mann, the well known dance
musicians.
The willingness with which the Win
nemucca people subscribed to the fund
demonstrates what long felt want the
open air platformm will fill Dancing
in Winnemucca in the summer time
in Silver State hall has usually been
attt nded with more inconvenience tnan
pleasure, because of the heat
In about ten days the platform will
be finished, and it is planned to hold
two dances a week.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
TOO MUCH 5oCzt;.

Walter Clark, son of Ross lax Of
tie Clark railroad was arrested Frila,
Il, Rhyolite for running his automobile
into salocn at | o'ciocK in the morn
lug. He paid fine ari costs. What
Il was that allied CLARK is NOT clearly
IN, crstood. There are several things.
however, that point to the fact that
h was holding a sort of Jubilee over
tac near. approach OF the lark roa,l
to Goldfield. Clark came tearing down
the street like deta ,hel comet and
VIXEN near the saloon su ldenly gave
the rudder twitch which sent the
nj chine climbing owl The front step
tpo caused it to att app - push he
tween the door lamhs This, however,
was a failure, and he had to back out
without succeeding in his attempt to
enter in the rather novel fashion he
has inaugurated-Toa Bonanza.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-04
Moyer and Haywood Will Retain
Office in W. F. of M.

DENVER, Colo, July 2Charles II.
Meyer was retained as president end
William D. Haywood as Sc .retary- treas
urer of the Western Federation Of
Miners by the Federation convention
today, although they arc imprisoncd ia
idaho ON the charge OF completely II
the murder Of former Governor Sscun-
euberg. As the CONSTITUTE of the
Federation forbids the election 10
these positions of members not in at
tendance at the eonventla, the clee-
ton Of president and secretary was
passed by general consent, no nJmira
tions being made for these offices, and
under the constitution the incumbcats
viii hold over until their successors arc
chosen.
C. +. Mahoney was reelected vice
president, the vote bong Mahoney 2l3
%; Joseph Shannon lf Butte, Mont,
liz; J. G. Williams # Grass Valley,
Cal, 80.
Robert Randall Of Goil6 slc, New /,
was elected member of ~ executive
board for district No. rec,N nc 21i
votes to i24 for Marion W Moore cf
McCabe, Ariz.
H. w Callhan of index, Wash. was
elected alternate membcr of the ho' I'd
for district No. TO serve in the alb
sence of Jack Simpkins who iisap-
peared after the MURDER at Governor
Stcuenenhcrg, and whose term has not
yet expired. Two hun'lg ana forty
three votes were east for Callahan and
ll3 for Joseph Hutchinson Of Burle,
Idaho.
The election OF officers was not com.
pleted when adjournment was taken.
The convention adopted the report
Of the special commmittee containing
instructions TO the delegates 10 pe sent
to a convention TO be held in Chicago
October | next for the 1arpose Of
forming new national industrial iabcr
organization, which is intended to tafo
an active par tin polite sand alcctrrs.