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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
CHICAGO TELEPHONE
C0MPANY'S FRANCHISE.

Chicago. Nov THE Chicago Tele-
phone company franchise extension
ordinance was PASSED boy the city coun-
ell early today After q continuous
session OF the body OF aldermen last
ing nearly NJ hours, the measure Civ
ing the telephone company a franchise
for 20 years was approved at o'clock
a. m.
a solid phalanx OF AZ aldermen was
tho organization that put tho ordinance
through the corncil. with only trlning
changes from the shape GA which Il
was reported hy the committee on gas.
oil, and electric light and approved
by the telephone company An oppo-
sition numbering 20 aldermen fought
90 obtain notifications In the terms or
the ordinance, but was defeated at
every step
The schedule Of rates. practically as
% came from the companys hands, was
adopted as part OK the ordinance by
"a vote Of i5 to %.
The terms OF the ordinance are as
follows.
The Chicago Telephone company is
granted the privilege OF operating a
system Tor the electrical transmission
Of sounds anG signals In the streets OF
the city until Jan s, 1929. The present
ordinance does not expire until 1909.
The company shall pay 20 the city
som-anuually 3 per cent OF the gross
receipts Of All It's telephone business
both inside and outside the city.
Afetr 30 months from the acceptance
OF the ordinance by the company the
city council may. by an amending ordi-
nance change any Of the rates charged
Tor any kind OF service. such new rate
% be IN effect Tor the five following
years. I'm case the company contests
the. roasonableness OF tho new rates and
IH ID al fnr he L. DO
refund all excessive charges 20 sub
scribers together with o per cent in
terest thereon.
The city, upon ~ months notice, may
purchase for municipal operation the
plant and equipment OF the company
on Jan. j, 1919, Jan. l. 1924. or at the
expiration Of the grant IN 1929 The
price TO be- paid shall be the cost OF
duplicating the equipment and II on
either Of the earlier dates, together with
per cent OF that amount as cOmpensa-
ton for the compulsory sale.
The city commissioner Of public works
shall require the company 90 maintain
its plant and service az the highest
practicable efficiency"
The ordinance provides Tor the follow
ing rates.
Business telephones; Flat ratc-slngIs
party lines. ti25 per year
Measured aorylce-slnFlo party lines
1900 outgoing calls, $50 per year
Next 2.A0O calls. three cents each.
For an calls in excess OF 5000 2 cents
each. Additional single line 10 bel
given free Tor each 5000 calls at q
cents each IN excess ~ 1900 calls.
Private exchange, 1896 a year ADJ
0itlonal lines, 50 per quarter.
Residence telephones
Flat rate single party SIS per
quarter. two party. tlf per quHrter.
Nickel slot service.
For outgoing calls. single party lines
2N cents per DAY
Two party lines NJ = cents per day.
-Four party lines 8 cents per day.
Public telephones
For amy message within the city
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
THE RiSnEsT SINCE 1873.
Action Taken to Protect Reserve
Against Americas De-
mand for Gold.
VIII Pinch London business Some but
Thought il WIN be Felt More
In Germany.

L.ondon, nov. The directors Of the
Bank Of England this morning put up
the minimum discount rate from 6 70
per cent The only thing which would
have avortcd this rate would have been
assurances from responsible oiurefs iu
New York that the situation re.
which &c is recognized is due to The exc
ceptional demands UPON capital due
to the great commercial activity in
America, IS sufficiently well ia hand to
warrant the expectation thar there
would be- an car.y cessation Of the gold
drain on this market. IN she absence
OF such an assurance the Bank OF Ems
land utilized the only weapon az hand
t0 protect SIS reserves. IL ls realized,
however. lhut even THIS high rate may
NOT prevent shipments " sold 90 Sew
York. bus Sc is hoped that 5. may at-
tract the metal from abroad in sufficient
quantities TO restore the equilibrium.
The step was doubly necessary, as the
bank must nurse its supplies Just al
present for the autumn county cash re-
qulromcuts as well as the usual ksyD-
tan demands for gold from Argentina
rate was enforced by the Bank Of Ere
land was in 1873 aud was due 20 nnan-
cial troubles on the continent and iu
America. On that occasion the rate
eventually reached 8 Ter cent but b
quickly fell 10 as.
The local business community Us
bound 90 feel the pinch. and the hnau-
ciers anticipate the drastic rate viii
cause an even greater squeeze In Ger
many. with a consequent increase Of
the discount rate of the Imperial bank
and selling orders from Berlin.
Tho announcement Of the Increase
Of the Bank ol England rate by "a
FUN point had "a STRONG effect on the
stock exchange here. Cousols which
opened 3-l6 higher owing 10 the set
Ting of railway dispute fell = "a point
Home rails started ] 20 4 points dcarcr
but lost most Of the advance within
"a few minutes. American rails had a
similar action. Tho opening prices ruled
around parity. but drop Of a point
followed Immediately after the publica-
ton Of the hank rate, and selllng
brought quotations az noon down TO 3
points lower than yesterday.
1t was not until the bank statement
was issued that the market fully real
ized how heavy had been the drain on
the gold reserve The figures showed
the weeks decrease 20 be c3.1SS SO7
the total reserve being el7 694 195
against $50. $50 602 last week and el9.-
076 305 at this time last year
There were inquiries IN the market
this morning for another e1250.000 In
gold for America.
BANK OF FRANCE ACTS.
Paris. Nov. Tho Bank OF France
today raised It's discount rate from 3ia
90 per cent.
AT the same time the Bank OF France
advanced the rate on loans from 10
az per cent.
BERLIN BOURsE WEAK
Berlin Nov. Prices ON the bourft
today became decidedly weaker upon
the advance Ia the Bank Of Enslands
discount rate.
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I'D ANGIERs. ooNNENrIoN.

Now York. Nov THE anglers con-
Nentiou wiz be held at the American
museum of natural history next Mon
day evening. Invitations have boon is-
sued by DIT Henry Van Dyke. pr. Da-
Nid Starr Jordan. DIT Barton W. Ever
mann, Professor Charles Frederick
Holder Charles Hallock. Charles Stew
art Dawson, Robert b, Lawrence r.
Cray Griswold John T.. CadWalladcr
ana others. This invitation says that
the preservation OF the game fishes OF
America IN rivers, lakes and sea ana
their increase by proper methods of
protection and planting. IS matter
ia which the anglers have a warm and
common interest.
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MOVEMENT OF GOLD
FROM ENGLAND TO AMERICA

New York. Nov That the end Of
the movement of gold from England TO
America has not been reached was
shown today when Goldman Sachs &
co. annouucod the engagement OF ST.
$4,000 for import from London Kuhn,
Loeb q Co.. also announced mat they
had secured 100000 I'm Europe. This
makes the total lor the movement $685.
.000
London. Nov. bullion amounting
To eI.2lOO00 was taken into the Bank
Of England today. and ef2r0oo was
withdrawn FOR shipment 20 the United
states"
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NuIYOrKOV COMING.

New York. Nov KELLOGG DUR
LARD. the American whose release
fiCm the Russian police recently OBJ
tanned by intarccasi1u of the state de-
rartmeut at Washington. reports the
successful completion o. arrange
wents in So Petersburg with Paul
MillulkoV, Conservative leader in tho
d0uma. 10 speak in this city before
me Civic forum IN January. Mllyou-
kov wlll start Tor New York immodi-
nfeF following Che douma's adjourn
mont
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from carrying a board meeting which
had boon called yesterday ln Jersey
City. Tho nght Tor control Of the man
apoment Of tho Lake Superior is be-
tween the New York and PHILADELPHIA
directors The New York directors ODE
feet to the management Of the CONE
pauy'a anaira by Charles y. warren OF
Toronto. president ~ the company.
They are seeking 90 reorraniza the
board. ID is stated. with the idea OF
0ustlng Mr.. warren.
Because OF The injunction the meeting
called for yesterday was adjourned un-
an jan. Al.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISPUTE.

Montovidco. Uruguay Nov. IA cab
inct council has been held 90 consider
tho dispute which has arisen with Ar
gcntlna over the seizure OF q tug by Ar
eontina oflciais. No decision was are
rived az. and another meeting win De
held before the attitude OF Uruguay
Will be determined and "a public an-
nounccmcnt made.
The minister OF foreign affairs has
conferred with the ministers of the
United States and Brill regarding the
analr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
ST JOHN RECOVERING.
Goldhcld's Election Day Shooting
Scrape Not Fatal 10 Anyone.
Especial to nc News")


Goldneld, New. nov. The victims
Of election days shooting scrape are
resting os well as could De expected
Vincent ST. John. who sained such no
toriety during the labor troubles ga No
vada and thought 10 have had some
connection with events leading Up to
the Sylvia murder o. not suffering
grcatiy although tho wound in his
forearm Dr. feVcrish OF course PAD
Tenant. an Innocent bystandor who
was shot in The lcr. his shln- bone being
fractured, ia suner.ng more pain than
ST. John. The loss Of blood caused
by the bullet cutting am artery Do Ton-
nanta Jog added 10 hls suffering bun
no serious developments arc antiolpat-
I'D. Investigation makes tho shooting
the outcome of personal difference.
Paddy Mullancy who ala the shooting.
ia being held. hut refuses to make
statement Munanoy rs a labor leader.
formerly employed at Cripple Ccok
Col.
A short timo ago the union. W. F ST..
hell am election, AID iir members Wcro
divided into two bodies. ono ONT f1r
Mckmnon and me other 0lf for Roach
AZ president The former won. auI
friends OF tho mt,ar raised o cry of
fraud. MullanoY WIS on ono eide ana
81. John on tho other This .s be-
ievcd to have brought about me tr0u-
be. on election day MuinucY snw af
John ou ths stree. aud hlFn duns
Several hyfiandfrs were injured. ll
slightly. With Ono exception NJ rcn-
nant Who. so far aa kuopu, ls bot
eiNcn io nGitat.0u or trouble
ft John d. a rcnloiousIy active la-
l1r aglafor. he WAC slated o. spalk
in this cItY ihls fah hut upon hoiue
notified mat zoo welcome planned fnr
him would bH WHrm Boo llH chulInces
DE- cut thiH town out ~ his itinerary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
EXHIBITS OF RARE INTEREST.
Are Now 20 be Seen I'm Metropolitan
Museum Of Art

New York. Nov. T.--Exhibits OF rare
interest have noen received recently at
the Metropolitan museum Of art. and
Sir Casper Purdon Clarke calls atten-
ton 10 them IN the monthly bulletin,
issued today.
There are two objects OF much inn
portance TO EFyptologists. One Is an
Offering stand OF Diorite. It consists
OF a slender column rs feet high with
a ssgcer-liko hollow at the top ia which
mil lgas kept for the sustenance OF tho
Ha. or spirit Of tho deceased. This
exhibit was found IN the tomb OF Kna-
~ builder Of the second pyramid at
Gizeh.
In tomb Of a large temple at Luxor
discovered BY the exploration expedi-
ton organized by the Metropolitan mu-
scum, was found a priceless far OF ala
baster on which Is a portrait OF Queen
Til. The jar was the reliquary for
part OF the remains Of the queen fol-
lowing the embGlming Of the body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
ros 49, To - scnm.

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. T.--At a
meeting OF the clearing house commit
tee yesterday it was decided 20 issue
scrip ln order TO avoid trouble locally
during the present financial difficulty.
Printers are busy preparing the en-
cravings ordered and Il is expected
that the new temporary currency VIII
be available az once. Under iusiruc-
lions issued al the meeting scrip VIII
be issued iu denominations Of 81, 81,
SO. $40 and $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
Y. M. C. A. MONEY.
That Invested In Work In Panama
Brings Good Returns.

Chicago. Nov Money invested in
the work OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association in Panama has brought
large returns. according TO A. Bruce
Minoar "a general secretary OF the or
ganization. who visited Chicago yeEtcr-
day. Mr Minear VIII report TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt that the Sl50,0O0 which
has been spent has brought % per cent
more returns than any similar sums ex-
pended there.
-Four clubhouscs valued az $4,000
have been erected and "a Is expected
four additional houses win be built
There a. now a membership Of 400.
though tho buildings have only been
open Eve months
u took up the work at the suggestion
Of President Roosevelt and Secy. Tart"
said Mr. Minear The saloon keepers
have said that the Y. NJ. @. A. has cut
into their business so per cent"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
BALLOON PoMMERN.
Or. ). r.. Thomas Purchases Intcrna-
fional Cup Winner

New York. Nov. Oscar Erhs-
lceh's international cup-winning ball
Icon. pommern, which the German
acronauf brought over % compete iu
the james Gordon Bennett race 40 ST.
Louis. has been sold 90 Or. Julian J..
Thomas of this city
Before coming 90 this country. Mr..
Erbslooh used his balloon In the big
race from Brussels and won drst prize.
travelling over coo miles SO for q new
balloon lbs record OF two long-distancc
fret prizes is notable one. Dr.
Thomas made arrangements TO make
his hrst ascent boz the P0mmern on
saturday rlm tho Point Breeze track
grounds, philadelphia. He win be ac-
ccmparicd b. site. Thomas oscar
Erhsl0oh and Capt Lovelace. The bal-
Icon has % capacity OF about 10000
culic feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
EARTHQUAKE IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Nov. IA violent earthquake
has occurred al Tore Ia Ribera, 10 the
province Of Hcusca. The earth opened.
leaving great assures the disturbance
being accompanied by subterranean
rumblinga. which caused a panic among
the populauon. Many houses were
shaken down. The number OF lives lost
IS not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
FORREST R. NICHOLS
DECLARED NOT GUILTY

Pitshurg. Nov. Poorest RNichols.
former secretary OF w. il. Andrews
territorial delegate 10 Congress from
New Moxico. was found not guilty n
the United States district court today
OF the charge of aiding and ahetting
Cashier Clark IN wrecldng the Entcr
prise National bank OF Allegheny about
two years ago.
The case was the last OF many grow
ing out OF the sensational failure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
APPEAL GRANTED BILLnK.

Springfield. ILL.,. Nov. Judge Car
ter OF the Illinois supreme court, is
sued writ OF supercedeas today per-
hitting an appeal in the case OF Her
man Billik, who was under sentence to
De hanged in Chicago tomorrow for
murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Buenos Ayres. Nov. The Wow held
in Argentina regarding the dispute that
has arisen with Uruguay over the seiz-
ure OF an Auruguayan tug boat by
Argentina officials Ia given IN the Presa,
which says Argentina was originally
She owner of both banks and never
has rescindod its jurisdiction over the
river Plate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
SINGLE TAX CONFERENCE.

New York. Nov THE American
single tax conference will be held In
this city on Monday and Tuesday. Nov
rs and 10. The conference IS 20 be an
executive affair but the results win be
announced az tho conclusion OF the
meeting Among those who win attend
are Reformer Joseph J.. r. G.. Gnrvin OF
Rhode Island Tom l.. Johnson. Brand
Whitlock OF Toledo; Fred @, Howe OF
Cleveland and Raymond Rapplies OF
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
AnRrsrrp ron MrRDER.

Chicago. Nov. THE police today ar
rested James Mulcare 27 years old, on
eusnici0n ~ being the murderer Of
James w. Allaway Of Los Angeles. who
WAS KILLED by a burglar two days ago.
Muicane IN part answers the descrip-
ton of the man for whom the police
have been looking.
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WILL REFUND DUTIES.
Paid on Goods Burned in san Fran
cisco Bonded Warehouse.

san Francisco. Nov. 7-Patrons Of
the custom house having goods iu the
bonded warehouses at the time OF the
fire, applied To- Collector Stratt0n yes
terday Go have the duties paid on the
goods refunded stratton says that he
VIII grant the request returning the
money on the ground that az the time
the goods were in the custody OF the
government
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PROF. NICHOLSON.


Chicago. Nov. PROT Albert A.
Mieholson. who has been awarded the
Copley medal by the Royal Society Of
England. for optical investigations Is
head professor Of physics IN the univer-
sity of Chicago. having been a member
of rs faculty since the year OF lts
founding IN 1892 he was porn ln atrei-
mo- germany. in 1859. and graduated
from the United states naval academy
ln 1873. To studied IN the University
of Berlin in 1850 and the year following
in Heidelberg IN 1852 be was student
Boz the college De France ana beole
polytochuiquc. lie resigned from the
United states navy in 1881. ana TOOK the
chair of physics IN Tho Case school
cleveland This position be- hold untl
be- went to tho University of chicago.
Prof Nicholson in recent years mas
made special study On light
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
A DENIAL BY cLOWRY.
Telegraph Companies Have Entered
Into No Agreement With strikers.

New York Nov 7.-President Clowry
of the western Union Telegraph COM
pany In "a statement today said that the
statement by am officer OF the tele-
graphers union that a truce or agree
mcut had been entered into By the
telegraph companies and the strikers
is untrue. The returning strikers viii
only be re-ompioyed on their individual
application. and but a small per cent
age OF them can De given employment.
Following tho official calling or OF
the telegraph strike by the local union.
the Offices of the Western Union were
crowded with applicants who sought
90 regain their old positions. None was
acccpted. however the company. ac-
cording to rs statement having brought
it's force up 10 the original quota Tues
day. By 10 o'clock this morning tia
waiting list was fun and no more
names We're taken
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lu1Ilns ne Inc that held him prison.
N' itiig0 encountered great
was completely surrounaed hui eoeh
Nme favorable turn OF the wind
ei'"pIco The whalsmen 20 force their
ei INTO clear w1tar. In one fam
!. looh the hcluTa no days Co oxtricute
lls. u and when 90 got clear tho pros
j., .lcr was $50 badly damaged that tho
up went under the shelter of Her
s,nell island and there shipped a
new propeller.
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FOR CONTROL OF
LAKE SUPERIOR co.

Sew York Nov THE Eight for the
control of the Lake Superior corpora
don Sl0DQ0.000 concern which sur-
oeoded the Old Consolidated Lake su-
pcr|or company. assumed "a ncw Dhaa
yesterday whom an Injunction was OBJ
talned restraining j Tanall Lea, press
ldcnf 0f the First National hanI. nf
Philadelphia. from voting 90 600 shares
81 stock which had been deposited as
collateral for loans
This action was taken in order ID
prevent che Philadelphia contingent
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FELL INTO CANAL.
Dutch Minister of state. Brother and
Their Wives Drowned

Amsterdam. Nov. Minister of
State Jonkheo Van Panhuys. his BROTH
en- Mayorlok. and their wives. were
drowned last night while out driving.
their carriage falling into the canal
Hoogkherk during a dense fog.
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Or. J. LEWIS BROWN
TRIES TO SHOOT PRIEST.

Chicago. Nov. "A dispatch to tho
Tribune from Atlanta, Ca. says
DIT j. Lewis Browns, organist OF the
Sacred Heart church, was arrested last
night. charged with attempting TO shoot
Father Gum, the priest I'm charge Of
the church. n Is stated Dr. Browne
had been drinking Browne conducted
the musical festival at Cincinnati last
year and was one OF the organists I'M
the great recital an the 50. Louis world s
fair.
Tho news from Atlanta that Dr. J,
Lewis Brown, the noted organist had
while intoxicated attempted 20 shoot
q Uricat.-is received in this city with
something on "a shock. DR. Brown was
an honored visitor here four years ago,
az An HailoNs college. where he was
handsomely entertained by the Marist
fathers and onicilted at the tabcr~
nacle organ console during a special
recital. The doctor has won consider
able reputation az an orchestra con-
ductor. being In charge Of the Atlanta
fhllharmonic ana b. the author OF
quite list OF musical compositions
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outstanding questions hlYe been fully
discussed in Japanese ofnciai circles
much attention DEL being paid fo Ambas-
falor % hrien and admiration 0f hls
methods ia expressed lle was cfyeu
an official reception tonight which was
attended nf over 40o Japanese ana
mcmhogs 1f ali fhe foreign ombassles
nnd lcFntouH m Nos a brilliant a.laIr.
Minister Hayaahi Uaa among those
present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

In connection vita this Interview 70
may he said that tho relation between
Unifnd states Ambassador OBrcn and
Fnrfiru Minister Hayashi az iurrfar-
ine Nj friendship ana rordIalIir
Inov have conferred frrrlf au,e
Nr OHrouH arrival anf II mar be
prfaumed that tho questions anccUus
tho future relations 0f the 40 coun-
tries md an am.ran'e settlemen Of All
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Advertisers IN the Dcscrct News arc
not paying for duplicate clrcuia-
tion.
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Minister Hayashi then said that tho
relations between Japan and America
were as smooth and cordial as ever
and the cause OF civilization as we'll as
community OF interest demanded their
lasting peace and friendship.
In order that fun weight may be
given this interview, It IS proper 10
state that Il was granted by the for
eiEn minister only after lengthy COM
sideration OF the propriety Of an Of
fetal statement az this time. His pro-
nouncement confirms tho Views eX-
pl essed to the Associated Press on
every hand By politicians, newspaper
men and others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-12
NOW cHElF JUDGE BOYD
Gsv. App0ints Judge McSherry's s
Successor.

last uiGnG fsaF erroF &AFfeid AZ
nu1uce1 tIss appointment - Judge A.
Hustler Boyd. aE Cumberland Chief
Judge ~ tie FourIb Judicial CirCgif,
- eblef Justice - the MARYLAND G0urt
81 Arraals. o. saeceed the late chief
Judge James tie>herry, of Freieriek-
Iudge Boyd qualified this morning
and assumed tlse new duties a. The ses-
slou of lhe Court of Appeals. which
sasamad ifs sitflngs today. Tie ap-
rointmenl 81 Judge Boyd was = sur
prise AMI eame nexreeteJiy to Judge
Bod. Five of rhe Judges 0f the
Dourt 81 Apps4is assembled here lat
nl xAt 60 resume the October term. and
the ssoser10F. wh0 also cane -IO~D,
sent loT Judge Boyd % call On him ~
the fsosernaleHt House iu CONNECTION
wAth p matter ~ importanee- Upon
the arrival ~ Judge Boyd at abe f5ov-
erfsneuE House tiIe Governor then an
nommesI that Ae bal decided 60 ap-
point hlm Chief Justice
Judge Boyd felt much surprise and
ax nrs=se,f much aVpreciati0n.O .Ossr the
aan8r Is so1u a. his appointment
oas Afua Known. Judge Boyd received
81 arm esnzrafai Is ions from nfs assC-
eiafes en fne bench and friends bere-
Tbs sen ef PFesbVferiau minister.
gu4es B1T1 was com in Winchester.
Aa Emiw l5 l-4J.