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DIED.

BAtLANTiNE.-On ian inst. Geoggs AleHAndsr
Haiisnune. son Of Isabelle Linen Bananus'
and the iate Peter Al. BaIInnuns Of Newa.
y , aged ~
service, At Inc church Of the Transagurauoa
saturday, IN y N lnNrmeat privas
Isris and London papers pleass copy.
COLF m Msrrh a. tsIo. 81 Brunswtek. Co.
On'ken vs. 'ni- services TIVE FrNERAi
'HrECH fCNaFHuL BLDo 81 west - -
CRAWFORD >uddsni, Of pneumonia o. csv~
land, Onto JU>eph d. Crawford. IN his Nrs
NSaT
Funeral services at his late residence. ia kes.
mon" placs. Itathush. Saturday evening IN
o'clo~k intcrment conyenience OF family.
DANN On "Wednesday. March a. 1910 ., Fus
Chs Madeira. FioriRe Turner Dana. utdo~ q
larhArd Starr Dana and daughter Of the las
David u. Turner. Nouce OF funeral hsrsaftsr
Boston and RiehmOsd. We. papers plessscovs.
HAGHR ON March IS. az De Land. Pa. LABS
larson. wife OF Robert HAseT.
Funeral services .; the residence % her soa.
Robert HageT. ". az Fast I'D st.. % xss'
DAY morning a. iOo o'ciock. a sDscisi irsis
Snl ne WAlting az Grand Ceauai Siausn.
inteFment A. WOodlaan.
HALl..-On March 81 at Atlanta. Ca. beisysd
wife ofW y HAL services az ~ruE FuSpsAI
CHrECH ,CNsPsVIJ. BLDob. West nj "
HAMMiT-T. Suddenly. on Friday a'tefnooa.
Edwin \ Hsmmtii. in the sstb ear Of bis az
Funeral services ~ his late residence. isi Hs-e
- HrOokl,n. On Sunday Afternooa Mar-h -
20 o'~io-k
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Me- emeat To Dust Alumni PreSldeaI Nhe
CTttiCtsed -. ". a AdmInxitPa tIun.

Crttlctsed -. y. q. AdmInsttPa tIun.
Two hundred members 81 the Alumni
Association of New York University At
the annual dinner of the New YORK Uni
versity Chapter ~ PSI Epsilon, held last
night at keen's chop House declars,d
their approval ~ chancellor Mao
Crackenss administration and placed IN
nomination W. VI. Kingsley Vice-prcSi-
dent ~ the New York Trust COMPANY. IN
opposition % Or McClelLand the pr..si-
dent of the alumni who criticised some
phases 81 the present administ ration ~
the univerSity's affairs when speaking
AZ the alumni dinner last Monday night
4 resolution adopted was a. follows
Two hundred graduates and under
Epsilon desire Co express ~ chancellor
long and successful chtncsllorship and
thank him for the splendid services he
has rendered az New York University
seated ~ she speaker table were
Isaac =. Russell. Dr. Charls - Benedict
James Abbot the Rev Stanley Abbott
q. y. Townsend, W NJ Kingsley. G. 4.
Bill. Arthur VI. Kings and Alexander y
lyman.
MProf Russell said in part
Under the ChancellOTship oT Dr
MactraCken our university has sprung
into bud and the least We can DO tonight
- launch our unqualified disapproval 81
DIR Met lelland's charges
Prof Russell and each succeeding
speaker lsbellNd the charges a. unwar-
rantsd and unjust
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LOON or. WR. GOLDBERG
rue suffrage League Wants Year NStr
and Means Ia Gsrt o.

tue suffrage League Wants Wear Noir
and Means I0 GseI o..
The meeting OF the Collegiate Equal
Suffrage League which was held last
night at the headquarters. ~ East Thirty
third street. took the form OF hear, to
heart talk
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Batch fixed her
gaze upon four men who sat IN tho hack
OF the room aud said:
You have helped every one hat 10
women. iou have worked hart 10 give
suffrage to farm iaborers. and to iInmi-
grants, and to non-taxpayer- and TO
emancipated slaves. bat you haven't done
a single thing for US.
u think concluded Mrs Batch
bringing her fist down hard on the little
table behind which she was standing
that IL 10 simply mean OF YOU
The four men looked conscience
stricken
Mrs. Batch went on to explain that
there was no time to waste II the sun rage
resolution was tn he dragged out Of com
mittee this session of the state Legs
lature.
We have siV votes promised to US now
she said We need only one more TO n "
ls a majority The man YOU al want
to see - Mark Goldberg a lawyer who
lives al - Fast Seventy SECOND street
II We can get his vote We arr. saved
II was learned last night that the siege
Of Mr.. Goldberg has already been com
menced 10y Mrs. ClaranCs Mackay who
went to see him Thursday.
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HEtRT ~ NGER nv OR6F.
NHe's Letter - star RsaVdev submitted
40 ENtsienr~.

40 ENtdenr~.
Justice MarNan in the supreme Court
IN BROOKLYN Yesterday granted a decree
~ divorce Ia Robert Smith after listen
ing to Tho reading 81 passages from a
letter IN which the defendant, MTs Grace
smith. described her heart hunger 10
Charles Y. Dalgleish. a young broker
with Offices IN Lords Court. Manhattan
One paragraph declares her hunger for
a sishi ~ your dear face and a sound
~ your sweet voice
On the witness stand Mrs smith denied
Improper relations with DalRleish She
said that her husband was trying 20 ruin
her and was explaining the matter in a
very convincing way when counsel for
Tho plaintiff produced the love letter
Mrs smith had said that Dalgleish was
living IN her house at iIO PARK place be-
cause she needed the money. that her
husband had allowed her the use 81 the
house when they separated. hut had
failed Ia make provision for It's main
tenancs In order IN get a little money
for herself she had let Dslgleish have a
Justice Narean though, tina, the re-
lation- ~ hndlady and tenant didn't
Justify rtIch ardent letters.
smith has q trucking business in Man
haitian. He was fined SlOO recently for
breaking into the Park place ho,Re
in = search for evidence He testified
that his wife and the correspondent came
to meet him in their night clothes. He
raid the fine. although contendinR that
The house was his and he had a night to
enter u in any way he pleased
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AFRO ORDIN tNCES.
Aldermen Hear Arguments on Three New
Proposals.


Heanngr on three automobile ordi.
names we're held yesterday by the com
mittee on laws and legislation ~ the
Bard II Aldermen. The first resolu-
ton was that 81 Alderman Mulhearu
providing for covers or sheds to pro-
tsct chauheuTr and others from snow and
rain. II was laid over because Mr. Null
hezrn was not at the hearing.
Another resolution. providing that all
automobiles shall carry illuminated mum
hers AZ night. was opposed by Chief In
spector SchmittbergeT 81 the Police De-
partment who said that the size ~ the
numbers a. provided for. three inches
was not sufficient that a Insight ~ ak
inoheN az least should be required. The
inspector stated. however. that he bs-
lievcd illuminated numbers should he
provided for by law and that withouS
delay. y. \. Cornell. as secretary Of the
National Highways Protective AsSocia
ton. said that he feared nm ordinance re-
curing Eliminates numbering would
work an injustice 10 nOn-reNidents dTiv-
ina through the city.
Alderman Cortlandt Nicoll'a resolution
10 do away with offensive smoke End
odors was then considered and was
warmly supported by a nsIEubeT NJ persons
present among them Mrs Robert Francis
CortriGht. as chairman 81 the public safety
COMMITTEES - the City federation n
wnunen's clubs. and Miss Townsend 81
the Nomen's Municipal League both Of
whom furthermore favored the propo-
sition to require the carrying u illumin-
ated numb~rs
The COMMITTEES will consider the re.o-
lutb0ns in executive session. Alderman
Nicoll having amended hia Own by pro
vtding that the presence ~ smoke iifieen
feet from the exhaust outlet Of a vehicle
shall be regarded - pres,Imptive evidsnce
that the machine he a nuisance
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40 Change IN senator llanlel.

DATToNA. Fla. March Is.-At 90 To-
night physicians attending Senator Daniel
issued the following statement:
-Srnator Daniels condition has not
changed during the last twenty four
hours. His pulse. temperature and Kidney
conditions are satisfactory. The state
81 coma continues marked but n not
of the profoundest type. The paisen,
~ getting an adequate amount of nour.
lshment
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ApPOantmea' ny the CsEDSsaiSsa q sanseI.
Corporation Counsel Watson yesterday
appOi0ted Edward Reigeiman II Brook
lyn IN succeed James QuiGbsy. who AZ the
beginning of the week resigned the Once
II assistant IN charge o. shs bureau 81
street openings in Brooklyn. Tho salary
- 1900 . year. Mr.. ReiEslman - q mem
Der % the Democraaic oFgnninaaion Of
hs pFactinea lnw e - Wall HtrpsG
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.JOH ron va NM REI
'snSul-S:eNera ~ s.ss'don says tine Bmaas
sC the PaIthEuI.

sG tive FalthTHI.
The friends Of his EScellency Mundji
Pey. formerly Conru. General A. New
York for tho Ottoman Empire. wiIl 10
plaassd co hear that the by has probably
icon nominated Consul-General ~ the
empire a. London.
1his information Gomez from tho
ITnAum of the FAT hful here N New Work
The lmaun declares he has not sen the
Bey HIT who shall question the lmsum's
rpvAlaiiunY Moreover. the Turkish Con-
-ulate saya that u has received cable
grams Of the same purport.
M'Indti Boy. who arrived m New York
from CoOstantinople twO weeka ago. -
stiIl dwelling in secltaion. u ~ expected
he will sail for England on Tuesday
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will publish to-day a number Of special
anIcI~s. stories and sketches One ~
thea will tell all about Iva NEW GREAT
sEAoArE planned for ne metropolis:
which When tho project - complsted
viii rake the greatest haFbor for the
greatest city in the Worid's HISTORY.
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VARIED.

SINNER WILSON On Marrh "a. a. Dsnvs'
Coi Janet RaebVFn. daughter ~ Mr. AisH
sndsT u. Wilson 81 New YORK. ~ charie.
i'l simmer Of Denver. Col
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INnt:RT AkEma.


FRANK o. CANPHEII- SSl:ssa v. 1ss :.
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Csptrsl Pr-~sgsss,.s CsSss,


rim Ave and ThlgD .eventh sure 81.
Dr. Henry Van DYKE Wtm pFeacn - " ~
Re, HobeTt Davis at and o'eoes
Hbte Schooi and Glass; 81 ets
hUiy Neek services deiy ~ p : -
Moadsy Pc Roberi Davis. lueeda -
Sianlei Whit "Wednesday, Dg naayT -
W Henry Van Dyke
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E1plosIoas Take Psaee In widely separated
PaFss % the Cily-Cars Wrecked amt
Their Passenger sandangered-0 One
woman Hurt -rhe 0uIlosk fer Peace.
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n a. "A sorry IO1kIug lor II in-ur-
genie and Democrats who -Av 'ls dawn
hahr tTeAk through Tho glass root ~ The
Hbm@ chamber The Republican reg
ulars. acting under OrdeTs from whip
D~1Rht. mad deserted the chamber ~
abouf ? o'clock "a the uoTning for tbs
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there W however. one feature Of the
situation that leadN many to refrain from
counting Uncle Joe a. down and out
and that - the uncertainty of the Demo
crAts. II - trIs that they have held to-
gsther thus far hut ~ - recalled that they
vent IN piece on previous occasion
when the Insurgents thought thay had tho
Speaker corn~rcd on this Same question
" - known thai ~" Speakers friends
are pulltng every NtTs T-oasNl HI. 10 break
iBeo the Democratic line Rapr~nenta-
tive Fitzgerald vhO Intrsd isei the
resolution thai blo"hn1 ~. ilaIrgenta
sNorts yedr ago. arTt'"t M 'oRn to-day
The day - $50 .iun 81 m" ii'I-.. WIS not
~ stormy - 'hPt II '..st rigl bat W.
reple'e With -r"rf. .tIlar raaftIrc- 4
sight N mel" -" u ,.tfon w. tt,sIf
-vntth gong - irDE d.-IHut. - 49, The
I'D veteran. he i~W frnniv -.f. with tho
customary ~igar tilted urvp.I ant WIN ?
Fod ca-nation IN no, buttnHh ~. the ...rr,s.
'srnPtion tbE' no. ro"u tr... though
fwenty-fouT hour ~ sfr"uu.rl. lighting
paced the roTridpT- uIth us-'a.t az
composurs and with p I,io,-.rE WORT for
friend md enemy aik" n r. w. goirg
down 20 defeat b" wss carving WITH him
the RdmirattOn ~ hi- snstnis-
REPt BLICANs BRIAN grDFtN
II a. a sorry lObkIug ior ~ in-ur-
genie and DemoCTais who -Av 'ls dawn
hahf tYrenk through tho GAS root az the
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Hugh Frsyne general organizer ~ the
american Federation Of Labor. received
q telegram yesterday from X. r. Barron.
secretary -tTea surer of the PHILADELPHIA.
car men'a union. notifying him that on ard
after yesterday none 81 the Philsdelphia
striking street caT men have any au-
thority 60 solicit funds for the benefit ~
the Philadelphia strikers,
II was sAid that one reason for the
order was q suspicion that some people
were using the strike al means ~ col
Letting money without authority.
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other women TO avail themselves of
this valuable medicine. Mrs. f. NJ.
FREDERICK, Bloomdale, Ohio.
Backaehe is a symptom Of female
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The great volume of unsolicited tes-
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conclusiyely that lydia L. pinlSham's
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs, has restored health TO thou
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II YOU have the slightest doubt
that Lydia y. Pinkham's Vege-
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
CAPTURES MOUNTAIN
LION WITH LARIAT

PHOENIX, Feb 24-Thos. y. Wills,
chairman OF the board OF supervisors.
was in Florence last week attending
the regular monthly meeting Of the
board. and told good lion story
which he vouched for lie and Billy
kellogg. who owns the old Stratton
cattle ranch, situated in the Catalina
Mounains have in charge of the ranch
"a vaquero named Juan Espinoza.
Espinoza discovered the remains
.of two-year old colt that had been
killed by a mountain lion. He set
"a steel trap near the fresh remains
and returned on his COW pony next
morning to investigate the results.
The lion was there. a captive in the
trap. but at the approach of Espla-
oza 1t made a desperate lunge. and,
breaking the chain by which the trap
was anchored. took flight up a can
yon.
Espinoza gave chase on his pony
and by a dexterious throw of his
RATA landed the loop around the
neck Of the flying beast. Then he
ook turn around a tree aad drew
he struggling beast up close against
he trunk OF the tree. He had tlse
rec end of the RATA wound around
he horn of his saddle and the well
-rained COW pony held the lion tight
against the tree while Espinoza dis
mounted. tied all four of the lions
feet together and also tied his mouth
shut then loaded him across his sad
die. got on behind and rode home
with his prize
Upon reaching home he took his
prisoner of his horse and chSined
him to a tree in the yard. where
after several days futile effort 10 free
the brute died from exhaus-
ton Wills states that he measured !
the animal and it measured eight feet
in length from the tip OF his nose to |
the tip of the tail. Espinoza does |
not seem to realize that he did any
thing out of the ordinary.
If Col. Roosevelt had performed a !
feat like that in Africa it would have |
been heraided in head lines extend J
ing across seven columns and his ad- .
mirers would have talked of nothing !
else for a year,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
LEADERS IN MANITOBA

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 24-Dr
Francis {. Clark founder and presi
dent Of the Christian Endeavor society
and William Shaw. general secretary
of the organization. who are now on
their way home from the secent
worlds convention in INDIA. were en-
.ertained today by the Christian En-
deavor unions Of Winnepeg. Two hun
dred persons attended a luncheon
given in their honor in Manitoba
hall Tomorrow the officers viii pro
coed to Manitcu to attend a three
days convention Of the Christian En-
deavor society Of Manitoba. Elaborate
preparations have been made for the
Manitou convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
new ElkS CROWD
CAhANEA STREETS
WERE PLEASED WITH TREAT,
MENT IN BIS8EE AND OTHERS
WILL TRY ORDEAL.

CANANEA, Feb 23.-(SpeciaD -
Cananea is over crowded with bills
just now. and each newly installed
member Of the antlered herd is busy
explaining how his heavy weight was
responsible for driving the Bisbee
goat TO exhaustion. They are also
proiuse in the praise OF the manner
in which they were received in the
sister city. SO much so that another
bunch may 30 over early in the spring.
1t is not improbable that a large
number OF additions viii be made to
those who have accepted applica-
tions. but were unable TO make the
trip.
The big masquerade ball at Chiva-
terra last Saturday night was very
successful affair; there being enough
couples to crowd the large hail. The
costumes we're varied and attractive.
A free lunch at the Chivatera restau-
rant was given the visitors by the
generous firemen. a majority of
the costumes were secured from Mrs
Rich Of Bisbee. who brought them
over for the occasion.
Blaine Thomas, a pitcher, and
Spider Adams. a backstop, came in
yesterday 20 remain the season as
members Of the local bail team.
The Chivatera Woodbees. a bunch
Of alleged ball players. put j, all over
the Juarez team last Sunday. beating
them by a score Of Z TO T. They
say that the yictoTs Clipped in and
paid Beats way to Douglas in order
to keep him out Of the game. This
probably explains their triumph.
H. b. PAUL, auditor FOR the Cole
Ryan interests. is here on business.
W r Peters was a visitor to Bis
bee Saturday and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
(by Wallace StrongJ

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s-Cspecial.l
Presidential Necessities as tn,
bills President Taft insists must be
come laws are called by many. are
all now fairly on their way to pass
age.
There are only five of these so
called Presidential Necessities. and
congress viii enact these measures
into laws before another ten days
90 by
Senator Flint called upon Presi-
dent Taft Saturday in behalf of the
Arizona statehood bill. and the pres
fdent placed in his hands large
humber OF letters ana papers from
various senators ana congressman
pertaining 10 statehood. and inform
cd the California senator that Ari.
zsla and New Mexico would be ad-
mitted to statehood within 1ew
weeks.
President Taft said that the state
hood bills would have his personal
attention until they are passed. The
only feature the president is person
ally interested in is the constitutions
to be adopted by the new states. He
has unbounded faith in the people
of Arizona and New Mexico, and ex-
poets each to make a first-class con
stitution-
In speaking of his visit to Ari-
zona, President Taft said: My hur-
ried visit to Arizona was one OF the
pleasant features Of my western
trip. The people OF that territory
are capable. intelligent and intense
ly progressive. have no fear of
any radical or populistic document
emanating from such people. It is
New Mexico that begets doubt in
the minds of the public The ad-
mission of Oklahoma with its spot
ted constitution. has awakened pub
lie sentiment to the danger Of state
making. and to prevent a recur
renee of such condition congress
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25

has wisely concluded to require New
Mexico and Arizona to submit their
constitutions to that body for ap-
proval before either can be admit
ted"
President Taft was visited by sew
eral members Of the senate commit
tee on territories last week. and ey-
erything pertaining 10 these state
hood bills was gone over and dis
cussed. Taft and the committees Of
both houses are in perfect accord
in the matter. ard it is only a mat
ter Of few days when both Ari-
zona and New Mexico viii be admit
ted.
Ex-Delegate Mark Smith and sew.
eral prominent democrats from Ari
zona and New Mexico are here and
objeeting to several features in the
senate bill Mark Smith asked Sen
ator Nelson why the senate commit
tee placed the voting qualification
at six months in Arizona and one
year in New Mexico. and further
why were the present territorial
laws for voters In New Mexico al
lowed 70 stand as enacted by the
Territorial legislature of that terri
tory and so many beneficial and
just laws were stricken from the
enabling act for Arizona.
The senator from Minnesota did
not even know this to be a fact
tim Smith showed him the sections
referred TO. and then the gentle
man promised to look into the mat
ter.
Smith informed me that while he
was opposed to several clauses IN
Iut duiuiSSiOu DlAis ne dAu HUI iccl
justified in carrying his opposition
so far that it might defeat the meas
lure.
Copies have been received here
lof the resolutions passed by mass
meetings at Douglas and Stafford. de
nouncing the elimination of the edu.
cational qualification from the first
statehood elections The committee
on territories of both houses have
received these resolutions, as well
as dozens Of leading citizens Of Ari-
zona. This strong sentiment in IA
vor of the educational qualification
is said to be having weight with
some members of both committees.
After careful survey Of the field.
4 feel confident that the statehood
bills viii pass just as reported from
the senate committee. and that with
in a short period.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
DOMINION RIFLE ASSOCIATION

OTTAWA. Ont. Feb 24-TheDom-
inion OF Canada Rifle Association for
maily opened its annual meeting here
today. Without iransact'ng any busi-
ness of importance the meeting ad-
journed until tomorrow when Earl
Grey. the patron of the association. is
expected 10 be present. One OF the
principal matters to receive attention
at the meeting this year is the pro
posai to extend the prize lists a the
associations annual competitions.
This IS deemed necessary in view Of
the large increase in the number of
contestants, which has made It very
difficuli of late years for men to get
within the money.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25

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was tire d all the
time and nervous.
a could not sleep,
and every month l
could hardly stand
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|Pinkham's Vegeta-
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imam. / hope this
letter will induce
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
TWO BILLS ARE
DIFFERENT IN
BALLOT TESTS
Statehood Measure Says Six
Months Residence in Ari
zona and One Year in New
Mexico Why?

. . y .
. Why did the republican lead .
. ers in congress fix the length .
. one year and in Arizona at only =
. six months in the two statehood .
. bills reported recently by the =
. senate committee on territories7 .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-25
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Bloomdale, Ohio.-"I suffered from
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-17
CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE.

There are now in quarantine in
this city some 600 Russian immi-
grants, lately introduced into the
Territory by the Territorial Board
of immigration, and who will be re-
leased therefrom within week or
ten days and will then be in search
of employment. Included in tho
above number are some 36t men.
comprising farmers, laborers and me-
chanics Of various descriptions.
Al employers of labor who can
offer employment TO any of the above
are urgently requested TO do so ana
to communicate at once with the
undersigned, stating what their re-
qui. ements are and wat compensa.
ton they offer.
Nv J. s. WALKER,
Assistant Secretary, Board of Immi-
grafton. 4567-1w