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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-25
WANTED HELP-MALE


WANTED-sPECIALT SALESMAN OF
unquestionable ability to fill position
open April 1st, with large house. POSI-
tion permanent. Correspondence strictly
confidential Box 40. Dept. 10. Kansas
City, Mo, j205f
IN SIX WEEKS WE EDUCATE YOU IN
salesrnanship, secure you position as
travelling salesman with responsible firm.
Address, The Bradstreet System, Roches-
ter, N. Y. j205o
CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
paid well for easy work; examinations
Of all Kinds soon booklet 219 describ-
ing positions and telling easiest and
quickest way to secure them Is free,
Write now. Washington Civil Service
School, Washington. D. c. jaO58
Statesmen TO HANDLE OUR LINE IN
Utah We have men making over 500
per week. high commissions. Permanent
position for capable salesman. McAllister-
Conan company. 356 Dearborn St, Chi
cago. i2057
WANTEp--ENERGETIC. HUsTLrNG
young man. age % to 80 years, collect
ing in the city Salary S12 per week to
begin. Experience not necessary. We
teach you the business. Best OF refer
ences and bond required, Call II Tenn
pleton Bldg, between 10 and IL Monday
j20s8
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NICELY FURNISHED MODERN
housekeeping apartments at The VIII
fey, 1853 Pierpont. 1878
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7-ROOM MOD, RESIDENCE. 20 e. 7TH
So. s35. Huffman, 13 Eagle block.
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
strictly modern l3 West 9Th South
i21Sn
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FOR RENT

HOTEL AT SODA SPRINGS, IDA, FOR
term OF one or two years, furniture
for sale Address P, O. box 1873, Soda
Springs. Ida. ilT81
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NEATLY FURN ROOM FOR / OR 2
gentlemen. 4l West 9Th South. i2ll0
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COMPETENT GIRL, MUST BE GOOD
cook; no laundry. Bell phone 52S, 413
So. w. Temple st. 1910
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YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
housework and baby. or schoolgirl to
work after school and Saturdays. Bell
phone 2S39-S. l78 So. llth e. i2l5S
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APRIL lST, 7-ROOM MOD. COTTAGE.
East side. walking distance. Add c SO,
Tribune, 1901
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ROOMS PARTLY FURNISHED OR
unfurnished at $50 D St. j2078
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XIX.

Your talent mny e very
hut ns for tnlent, can't always choose IT, .
And genius doesn't always carry best,
So do the best with w o. n ind
We in
Nor does the world aasist v Itt
Yet, though can't do much, Want Page
Will, II yoa do something, help you place II.
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a COTTAGE OF ROOMS. BATH.
pantry. large closet electric lights, hot
and cold water connected with sewer,
east side, all for $50. Owner at 2S 4th
East. Will be vacant April 1. j2213
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TEACHER FOR FIRST GRADE; SAL
ary $50; no examination or certificate
necessary. Brown School Teachers
agency, 241 S. w. Temple st. Phone
f03-K. 1924
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, HOT WATER
heat, bath, close in. Phone 1O74-X.
~ o2247
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FIVE MILLINERY MAKERS TO GO TO
Ogden. Best wages. Apply Hoffman
Studio. 116 So Main st. t2092
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strictly modern houses: furniture for
sale II desired. Apply or Boyd's
court, Tel. Ind. 3146.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM in PRI-
vate family; modern: use 4 E>hone: l5
East 5th SO. j224S
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, no washing; small family. 165
Second St 1880
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MODERN FURNISHED ROOM PRI-
Yate family. 62I South Main. 1875
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CHOICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN
tleman. 8 Emery fat. l209l
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COMPETENT WOMAN TO CARE FOR
4-months' old baby girl in own home,
Address c 1S Tribune. 1912
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 102
North Main. i2l0l
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NICELY FURN. MODERN ROOMS.
"a g1077
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. good wages; no washing.
Inquire 903 End st. j2246
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TWO MODERN ROOMS. FURNISHED
OF unfurnshed. 426 So. 9th East. j2247
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STENOGRAPHER. NELDEN- -JUDSON
Drug Co. j2l71
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GOOD. STEADY WOMAN TO HELP IN
kitchen work, one who knows the work
and does 1T; good wages will be paid to
such a one; no young girls need apply.
223 So End East jI940
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WANTED-LADY CLOTHES IRONERS,
good wages TO good operators. Empire
Laundry Co, 80 S. ". Temple j221s
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING

WE KNOW AND WE DO ALL OF 1T.
Byhouwer CO.. Bell fone i510-Y.
J2l70
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| Jones Employment Agency, So Com
mercial ST; l+3 25th St, Ogden j2i55
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ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished. 303 North End West j2154
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENOG-
raphers must be UP TO date and give AL
references. Address P. o. Box 621, city.
t21S3
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WANTED HELP-MALE

WANTED-A HIGH CLASS SPECIALITY
salesman OF experience for Utah who
can command at least $4,000 per year
above expenses. Permanent position to
right man, ]. \. kidwell, Mgr, Sales
Dept, Cleveland, Ohio. j2050
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FIRST-CLASS WAIST AND SKIRT
drapers. for dressmaking dept. at F.
Auerbach g. Bro. j20TT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HIGH-CLASS MAGAZINE ADVERTIS-
Ing men can make largely remunerative
permanent contracts as general agents or
solicitors. State experience. Review Pub
fishing CO., Chattanooga: Ten. 1905
4 RARE BUSINESS CHANCE FOR A
good restaurant man and wife, no chill
dren, Will let TO The right parties. The
cafe part of the Elm Hotel, % regular
boarders besides good transient trade.
Call on proprietor OF the Elm for partic-
uIars. Murray. Utah. J2036
LET US SELL YOUR PATENTS. BET
ter facilities. Better service, Low
commissions. Established II years. Write
today The D. A. Jones company. oppo-
site Terminal Station, Philadelphia, Pa.
i2033
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, INQUIRE
Gil Tribune bldg 1914
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. CLOSE
IN. Bell I59a-X 1921
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GOOD COOK WANTED AT HOME
Rest. Is w. 3rd So. j2075
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THE RICHLIEU FURN. ROOMS;
rooms for light housekeeping; rooms
from $3.50 per wk, up. 3o5h e. End So.
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ONE SAMPLE ROOM lSx55 FOR SIS
mo-; one rn, 20y30, o. k for Job print
dirt cheap, Newcomb, al4 Tribune build
ing. 1874
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FIRST GLASS WAIST AND SKIRT
hands at Mrs. Wetherbee's, AIS So. lst
West. 1898
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VERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM
strictly modern. with bath. three blks
from Main street, Flat N, Vivian apart
ments. 3l0 So. 3rd East. i222s
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CAPITAL r. Z. INV. CO.,
II West End South St.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEPARTMENT.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEPARTMENT.
s275O-26 rooms. modern. neatly fur
nished; rent $s5 per mo-. Inc
steam heat and water Ayr. lease,
part cash,
s2000-25 rooms, furniture and lease:
central location: a good transient
house, rooms taken every night
s525o--4S rooms. thoroughly modern, ele-
gantly furnished; rooms taken per-
pays from 5000 TO $500 per per mo.
over and above all expenses.
light housekeeping; low rent; pays
Sl4O per mo, over and above all
expenses. $1,000 cash, bal. terms.
SCOOPS rooms, modern, furniture and
3-yr. lease; rent $40 per mo-; fine
location; money-maker.
S115o-12 rooms, modern, very nicely
furnished; rooms rent from $12 to
$50 per mo-: Q boarders at $22 so
per mo-; rent on house, $50,
$llo0-9 rooms, thoroughly modern, ele.
gantly furnished; rooms rent from
$40 to SIG per mo-; boarders at
20 per week, rent $40 per mo,
sickness Is the reason for selling
$3.50 rooms. thoroughly modern fine
piano goes Win IUr-
niture: East side; close In; genu-
Inc snap.
s525-7 rooms, modern. newly furnished;
rent S35 per mo-, close in; 1st
South east.
$685. large rooms. can make eight;
rent SS5 per mo-; 2-yr. lease,
Main st.
s20o-Furniture Of rooms; house for
rent at SIS per mo,
S3T00-FiXtures and stock OF one OF the
best cafes In the city, low rent:
long lease; business averages SIPS
per day; a genuine snap.
S550-Grocery and meat market, stock
and fixtures. doing a. nice cash
business; snap.
S200o-Grocery store and cigar factory,
all fixtures and stock, horse. har-
ness and wagon, also furniture of
living rooms will sell separate
or together: rent $40 per mo-; 5-yr.
lease; $1,000 cash, bal terms.
GROCERY BUSINESS, stock at invoice
,-t. l-.A.
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping, modern; close in. 3Sl First
street 1927
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81 PRICE PAID FOR METALS.
4 bsiiss. hides. pelts. beeswaX, etc
hand machinery. Great Western
l y Co. Inc, 2S02i0 So. 1st West.
ID. Bell 2439-Z. h1Tl9
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a FRONT SUITE FOR SINGLE OR
double in fairly modern home. for re-
fined gentlemen, one-half block from
Main st. sc w. 4th So. Bell phone
36oS-K. j1109
PLEASANT ROOM FOR / OR GEN
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SEVEN RMS. FURN. FURNITURE FOR
sale. Inquire II w. 4th South, es36
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A GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL.
housework; no washing. Apply 405 z.
1st South. 1926
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2 FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
modern. 60 East ith South. j2173
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NO. 1 FRESH COW, BIG MIXER,
and two calves and chickens. I43 Lin
den Ave; eth East between 3rd and 4th
South. j223S
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GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORk IN a
family of three. 264 z. lst South.
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FURN. SUITE OF ROOMS FOR 1T.
housekeeping. fine location, 81 End st,
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOI
housekeeping. a SO. End West i22G
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED TRIM
mers and saleswomen for millinery de-
partnent. Address, stating salary and
giving references. In confidence, Add.
Y 20 Tribune. hSl5
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TWO STEAM SHOVEL ENGINEERS,
s125 per month and board,
Cranesmen, 500 per month and board.
blacksmiths, S7o eper month and
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HUSTLERS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
S25 to $50 made weekly distributing cir
culars. packages. overseeing out door ad-
Yertlsing Experience not needed. New
plan. No canvassing Address. Mer-
chants Out Door Advertising Co. 10
Dearborn ST Chicago i2052
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NIcTT0Rs. MEN OR WOMEN;
tuen,shle business, good pay; In
!Snrry towns. Call Monday; 800
lognns l2l6l
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LADIES TO MAKE SANITARY BELTS.
Material all cut ready to sew, S1b per
hundred. Particulars stamped envelope,
Sanitary Co Dent As Chicago. j205S
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A. COILS, PAINTER, PAPER HANG
er and kalsominer. 264 Baltimore ave.
Ind, phone 1030-4 rings, WAT
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MASSAGE

MRS. S. STEPHENS, MAGNETIC
Healer, treats rheumatism, nervous
and chronic diseases. Room Z: c63 Main
MRS. SJOBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE
424 Pearl avenue. Bell phone 294i-K
Take Waterloo car 1855
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WANTED-LADy DEMONSTRATORS
to represent us In different localities,
handling an exclusive line Of novelties for
ladies'. Commission or salary. References
required. Minton Co, Inc, Rochester, n.
jn0a1
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MOE BROOM COTTAGE INQUIRE
246 So. 10 i. 1000
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FARM FOR RENT. STOCK FOR SALE.
Inq. 3S West 9Th So. j2075
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LADIES-STRAIGHT SALARY $3.50
day; expenses advanced lsS So. End
West. Monday. 1922
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LADY'S BRACELET. CALL AT NO.
jlo77
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LAD1ES-Sl every day at home. stamped
envelope for particulars. Ladies' Aid
Durham. CT. j2Q5l
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ONE LARGE FRONT HOUSEKEEPING
room, ground floor. b3I So. 2nd West,
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK
must know how TO cook. No. 3 Ken
sington flats.
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KEY FITTING

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR-
Ing. Carter's, 325 S. w, Temple st.
Bell phone 114G-X. sS2l
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EGGS FOR SETTING. FROM HIGH
grade single comb Rhode Island Reds.
81 per Is. 23i So. 10th East. Bell 250s-Y.
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WANTED

|T1CU INTEREST WHEN
~ hi9iI LII loan you the most
Ssm onds m watches, Jewelry.
'1r dIanok ne,,nks valises and musi-
c'hns, al half the interest
g otne'' J2244
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.ing ownnnn..poT, POCkET-HO0k
. Tribwn name on lcll,'s card
ie Office. Reward $500
y21IJ
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rey, double work harness, tuSgy har-
ness and 2 barns. Bell phone i3a3-Y:
i2I2l
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ppICE PAID FOR IRON,
~ hotties. rubber, copper,
isnk Co, 69 r. Sth South:
no ''''" zS07
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DO YOU WANT TO SELL, YOUR BUS1-
ness; II makes no difference in what
State you are located we Will send YOU
buyer II you list IL with US. We sell all
kinds OF business everywhere. Capital
Real Estate Investment Co., II West End
South street. 1881
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y -.,T-7ST SIX ROOM MODERN
vii Ie"S J22i2
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-28
CritiCises the Bill.

A correspondent in the mining region of Idaho
has poor opinion of the bill introduced by Senator
Borah to exempt the mining claims of the State
from assessment work due for the current wear.
ct is very plain" says this correspondent "ttat at
this late hour, the bill cannot benefit any honest min
ers all honest miners had their assessment work
performed before the bill was introduced There
fore it must have been for the benefit of the other
class"
Senator Carter objected to the bill for practically
the same reason advanced by The Scimtar CORE
spondent Concurring opinion on the subject de-
veloped at widely separated points.
The theory of the conclusion is that the indus
trious, deserving miner keeps his work we'll up and
is not likely to be caught in default when the winter
season is closing down, while the shift1ess MINER or
the that mines "on paper" is counting the len
iency that the bill holds out.
The man who has done so we'll that he does not
need legislative assistance is not likely to look with
favor on the encouragement the measure holds out
to the ALWAYS behind class.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-28
A Growing Menace.

In an address recently delivered to the priesthood
of Liberty Stake, President Joseph F. Smith dealt
with the progress of the Mormon church He said
it had advanced steadily from membership of six
in 1880, still growing and spreading its
doctrine into the territory of other governments.
Along with the expansion of the church goes the
expansion of polygamy. 1t thrives more conspicu-
ousy alien soil than in its native environment,
for at home encounters the opposition of strong
moral sentiment, even though it is protected by
governmental alliance.
Speaking of the enlargement of his organization,
President Smith said:
1t is still growing. We spreading abroad. Not
content now with extending out into Mexico in the
south and to Canada in the north and into the
rounding States and territories, into Wyoming and
Colorado the east, Arizona and New Mexico on
the south, Nevada on the west and Idaho, Montana
and Oregon the north, now are going over
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-28
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

into California and we forming settlements there
| was always little sorry to see our people go so
tar away to form settlements when there is so much
room In Utah and in the territories and States ad-
Jacent to Utah. But people are forming
settlements in the west, on the other side of
the Sierra Nevadas. [ suppose by and by we will
be forming stakes upon the islands of the sea and
IN distant countries.
The president of the Mormon church conveyed no
new information to his auditors in his DISCOURSE so
far as it related to the spread of Mormonism In
outlining his ambitions and expectations he may
startle that portion of the public that is not taken
into the confidence of the promoters of the cult The
boundaries of the earth are the limits set by Nor
monism.
There would be nothing disqueting in the real and
antlclpatory growth of the Mormon church. but for
the doctrine of polygamy which it teaches and ex-
tends in spite of the prohibition of the laws of God
and man. Therein is the menace that Mormonism
conveys to society and it will be we'll for society to
take into account the expansion of the doctrine about
which the president Of the church, the husband of
five wives, is Boosting in talks to his people
1t would not be difficult to now extrpate the evil
Permitted to grow, as President Smith says it is
growing, it will some day confront the Nation with
the defiance that upheld slavery in the forum of
legislation and on the fields of many hard-fought
battles. The twin relic of barbarism" is becoming
something than relic, according to its chief
exemp1ar.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-28
Unpopular In the House.

Representative Gaines, of Tennessee, did not want
the House to adjourn for holiday recess believing
it to be the duty of its MEMBERS not as Republicans
and Democrats but as American citizens, to remain
in session and egislate as to prevent the impo-
ston of panics the country
Mr. Gaines was laughed at by Representative
Payne, of New York, and Mr. Gaines said, by way
of retort
expect more than the gentleman from New York
will laugh in Wall street at what say but that does
not deter me from condemning their imposition and
outrage upon the plain people of this country, who
are not responsible for this highway of imposing
an unnecessary panic upon the defenseless people
say that we should stay here through the holidays
and rivet down these vultures who have forced t.s
condition
Many people, not residents of New York, will
agree with Mr.. Gaines after having been subjected
to the disasters and inconvenience of useless panic