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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

This dispatch was handed To Mewhin
ney. who had been brought to the office
in the county Jail. last night by Trib
carefully without Il word. Then turning
to Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp. said:
SEQ here. Mr. Sheriff. I've got TO have
more morphine ] can't stand this much
longer. I'm used 10 seven or eight grains
day and I've only had a grain today.
don't care so much for the physical
suffering, but It's the mental part OF A..
and I've got n lot OF things 10 figure
out
The sheriff told him that the prison
physician had prescribed but one grain n
day and that he had not authority TO give
more.
When Mewhinncy was interviewed in
active. His eyes shone and he made
puns He was stil under the influence
Of morphine. He was quite a different
man last night. because he has been de-
prived of the large doses OF the drug he
is accustomed TO take.
His hands shook and all his movements
were OF excessive nervousness.
His attention was again called 10 the
news from his mother.
Well he said. Il could ruin the old
lady II I wished TO- but I'm not going TO-.
All 7 want is just enough money 10 make
life here comfortable"
Sheriff Sharp would not allow the news
broken 10 him that his pal. Kirkpatrick,
killing OF Erickson. The sheriff said
that II II became known among the prIs-
oncrs that kirkpatrick was "snitch. y
one who has confessed. life in The Jail
would he unboarable for him.
Mewhinney refused TO talk Of any of
his actions on the day Of the killing OF
Erickson. He said that he did not in
tend to confess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
INSURE WELCOME FOR
TABERNACLE SINGERS
Advance Agent Writes En-
couragingly of Reception
Choir viii Receive.

George y. Pyper, manager of tho New
received letter from Georg" +. Carpcn-
ter press representative, dated at De-
trolt. in which Mr.. Carpenter writes
that all indications point 10 an cnthu-
siastic reception OF the choir In the
cities he has thus far visited
Mr.. Carpenter left Salt Lake 10 20 over
the entire concert course between here
and New York City As advance man and
press agent In his letter he writes that
he has visited Cheyenne, Omaha Chi
Cago and Detroit. where the coming APP
pcarance OF the New York chorus Is
apparently viewed with interest and
favor In Chicago Mr.. Carpcnis- learned
that great body OF Dowiettes had ar
ranged 10 make special excursion from
Iion CITY to Chicago. i'm order 50 hear
the famous Mormon chorus sing. Mr..
Carpenter reports general conditions IN
the middle and northern states 10 be
INK the cGolr's concert tour
The New Yorh chorus q zoo sc.cctcd
singers held an earnest rehearsal last
night In the Bishops building. Most Of
The time was devoted 10 2 strenuous
practice OF Prof. J. j, NcLlcllan's "Ode
to Irrigation which The choir VIII sing
every day during thp American Land
aud Irrigation exposition al Madison
Square Garden. Tho entire chorus. d.
rector stephens and otEfrs. Including RI
Number of Invited musical authorities.
were present. and Il was Cgu'edci that
tho work Of tho chorus was exceptional.
The choir is now roh"a rc'uG !is pro-
progress in every respect IS more notice
yhlC Than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

wood. alternate for tho president. Mrs.
Iilizabeth NJ Cohen: Mrs. p. A. Simpkin.
delegate; Mrs. NJ s. Parker, alternate.
Fairgrounds Associa tion-Miss Kate
Williams. alternate for the president w.
w. Norris; Mrs. w. :. Mccormick dele
gate.
OF the state are as follows, Twentieth
Century club. Mt. Pleasant-Mrs. A.
Johnson. president. Miss Winifred Jensen.
delegate
way. president; Ida s Dusenberry. dele
gate; Nellie Kerr. alternate.
Ladies' Self Culture club. Garland
Mrs. Lettie Liant. president; Miss Mar
Bird o'il alternate for president, Mrs. olivia
McHugh; Mrs. G. w. Henry, delegate.
EdiiR i1G'sS Sparks president Mrs. G b Davis.
delegate; Mrs n, o. Minor, alternate.
Athenaeur, club. Park City-Miss Eva
Hughes. president; Mrs. \. NJ. Kopp, DEL
egate; Mrs Z; P. LeConnptee. alternate; .
Woman's club, Spr!ngyile-Mrs. Fred
Matthews. alternate for the president.
Mrs. NJ X Nielsen; Mrs. Mary G. Hadley.
delegate, Mrs. Jennie Whitaker. alter
Ladies Literary. ogden-Mrs, W. c.
Wright. president; Mrs, John Culley,
delegate; Miss LettIe Payne. aiteTnate;
Mrs. r. u. Dee. alternate . '
Historical Club. Ogden-Mrs. j. NJ
Bishop. alternate for the president, Mrs.
gate: Mrs. A E. Patton, alternate.
Home Culture. Springville-Mrs. John
seph Jensen; Mrs d. c. Johnson, delegate;
Miss Miriam Crandali. alternate.
Nineteenth Century. Proyo-Mrs A. L.
Butler. president; Mrs. 7. $. Ncwcomo.
delegate; Mrs. David Westwood. alter
Ladies Literary. Manti-Mrs. Li0bie
Hornung, alternate for the president: ::
Mrs. Louie Perry. delegate; Mrs. Delphia
civic Improvement. Brigham City
Miss Bertha Rosenbaun, alternate for
the president Mrs. Il. w. Dunn; Mrs. G,
w ilnudson. delegate: Mrs, Charles An
4. G. L.. Iogsn-Miss Ellen Hunting
don. alternate for, the president; Miss
delegate, Miss Sarah Huntsman, alter
nate.
Today's Programme.
Following Is tho programme for today:
Misunderstanding OF executive COM
mlttce
Afternoon-Mrs s s. Smith, ogden.
presiding.
Prayer-Mrs. II. NJ. Barrows. Ogden.
Singing. America" oy the audience
Address of wclcome-Mrs. j. NJ. Bishop.
Ogden.
Rcsponse-Mrs. c. A. Kerr. Provo
Executive session.
Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon. Salt Lake, pre-
siding.
Mrs. a. ]. Gorham. Salt Lake. time
keeper.
Minutes OF last meeting
Reports of officers.
Recording secretary, Miss Harriet
Doueali. springviHe.
Corresponding secretary. Mrs. ], F.
Cowan.
Treasurer Mrs. r. p. Porter Ogden,
Auditor, Mrs J. II. Hornung. Manti
Presentation ot new clubs. Mrs. J. T
Beless. Salt Lake.
Programme committee chairman. Mrs.
III. II. Frame. Salt Lake.
1ntcTmisson.
Music, Misses Lillian. Ellen and Florence
Wright
Address Cause and Prevention OF
Crime" Judge Gowsn, ogden.
Discussion.
Nieht-Reccprion by the ogden ladies'
Al the girls cottage. State Industrial
school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
WORKERS PLANNING
AMERICAN VICTORY
Enthusiastic Meeting of Dis
trict Chairmen Held to
Outline Campaign.

American district chairmen and other
American workers from ovcry voting dis
tric, in Salt Lake met last night in the
at the police station and out
lined plans for tho campaign. The meet
ing was ono of tho most enthusiast site
Of political workers ever held
IN Salt Lake.
Among those at the meeting were more
than score of strong American party
workers. who. in the American conven-
ton. were opposing the denomination or
Mavor BTausfCrd. hut who are now his
strong supporters Included among these
We're several who attended the Darmer
meeting on Monday night. but who have
decided that their place was in the
American ranks instead OF with the fed
eral bunch
Members OF the American city commit
I 90 were at the meeting and the plans
cussed Qualifications OF voters were dis
Cusscd and every worker was instructed
to see TO IL ,rat every American voter
is registered ON next Tuesday that he
may vote FOR the American candidates
at tho primary election TO bc held week
from ncXt Tuesday.
District chd!rmen were also instructed
to prepare as soon as possible a list OF
Judges for their districts. This year the
old IA shioned Australian ballots are 10
be used. and II Is necessary Ia choose
Judges who arc familiar with figures IA
order that they may do their work rapid
" and accurately. BY selecting Judges
who are familiar with handling Hgurcs.
The gathering Of tho returns may be
greatly facilita tod. These lists should he
submitted 10 american party headquar-
t"rs or 10 the city recorder today, go that
tho recorder mas submit the complete list
TO tho council tomorrow night.
Arrangements are being made for the
OF American canvasscrs In
every election district Of the city. Il Is
expected that tho canvass Will be com %
pietcd by Tuesday next.
The American Headquarters ar" now =
busy place. The officers n tho campaign
are al work at the headquarters oil day.
The office force is being organized and
every preparation for busy ten DAYS
campaign from now until after tho prl-
mary election Is being made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
GIFTED SPEAKER TO
LECTURE TONIGHT

United states Senator Thomas r. Gore
OF Oklahoma VIII deliver a lecture at the
First VI. r.. church this evening. The
blind senator win discuss tlr@ present
day economic problems. lie viii attempt
TO show the spirit To- he cultivated and
the methods adopted which will remove
large part OF the social unrest. Sen
ator Gore also viii advocate certain
policies which are designed to bring
about moro equitable distribution OF
the growing wealth and other advan-
hges of civilization. The church doors
VIII BE- open tonight at 7;20 o'clock and
tho lecture Will begin at S:iJ o'clock
Senator Gore Is regarded as one OF the
foremost statesmen of the Gay, and is a
particularly striking figure on account Of
his affliction. an affiiction which while
II dcprives him uf his sight, does not
dim his k"culy alert mind. He has q
clcer voice, whose carrying power is re-
markablc. lie Is described ag a model
platform orator. quick of thought log
icni and convincing. Doubtless an i'm
mense audience VIII hear senator Core
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
KEARNS IS INVITED
TO ACCOMPANY TAFT 7
Former Senator Receives APP
preCiated Invitation From
Chief Executive.

Former Senator Thomas Kcarns is in
receipt OF n letter from Charles y. IIies
secretary TO the president in which ac-
knowledgement is made in behalf Of the
president for the courtesics shown Presi-
dent Taft while in Salt Lake city. The
letter also extends an invitation 10 Sen
ator kearns TO join the president $ party
on October Is, when the president Will
again pass through Utah.
President Taft Will he I'm Salt Lake for
a few minutes on the afternoon of Octo-
ber Is, on his return trip from Los An
gelcs. The presidents special train will
change locomotives In Salt Luke, but the
president Will not lear. the train. How
ever, short speeches VIII nc made AT Og
den, Brigham City and Cache Junction
by the president while he Is en- route
10 Butte. President Taft has expressed
desire that representative Utah men
accompany him TO these cities and has
invited Gov William Spry. United states
Senator Reed Smoot and former United
states Senator Thomas Eearns to join
him on the trip.
The letter from the secretary 10 the
president TO Senator Kearns follows
En- route to Boise. Ida. Oct. s. 1911.
Ny Dear Scnator-The president
directs me to make his grateful nc-
acknowledgements to you for the cour-
teses shown To him I'm Salt Lake
City yesterday de had delightful
day He was deeply touched ~ The
VI 'l''I Sl''''i@n "''''l'h ~
linn al the Commercial club dinner
last night.
The president will pass through Salt
Lake City on the afternoon OF October
IS and as he will make short stops
at Ogden. Brigham CITY and Cache
Junction, he would be very glad II
YOU find II convenient and agreeable
TO join him at Salt Lake City for tho
afternoon. He has also invited Sen
ator Smoot and Governor Spry Very
sincerely yours,
CHARLES d. FIILIlCS,
Secretary to the President.
Hon. Thomas Kearns. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

providing funds With which 10 carry on
csmpsi ign in behalf OF the Republican
city ticket on which two former Ameri
cans were given places.
II seems that tho Republican joke
about Il good government ticket II not
appreciated by the county employees.
Tho are pretending .take the city com
ni'tcc at it's word. They aver that II
tho ticket Is not 10 he a Republican ticket
they are certainly under no obligation 10
provide n campaign fund.
Harry :. Joseph. the collector OF the
Republican campaign funds. met With
rcbuffs ir his efforts TO get funds from
tho county employees yesterday. Tho
scheme OF Joseph Was 20 have tho en-
ployccs pay into the Republican campaign
fund 10 per cent OF Their October sal
srv, per cent 90 De paid before the
primary election and per cent before
tho city election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
LooFeoURoW TO RESIGN.
Farley p. Jensen May Accept Chairman
ship OF Republican Committee,

At the yrst meeting 90 the Republican
city committee following tomorrow Re
publican convention. Judge Fred 6. Loot
bourow VIII resign from his position as
chairman uf the Republican city commit
te, and viii not b. a candidate FOR re-
election. Padcy +. Jensen. at present
secretary OF The city committee. Will
probably bc offered the chsirmanship. In
case he accepts any former American
who wants the position VIII bc made sec
retarv. \. II. Parsons and T. =. Couuor
have been mentioned for the place with
the certainty Of defeat at the CITY cleo
tion II the ticket survives the primary
Iceu city committee are not eagerly
sought Tor. Apparently tho campaign
fund VIII bc decidedly small SO that
those who contribute their services iu d.
rccting tho campaign viii probably ne
moved by charitable impulscs TO DO SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
LEADING CITIZENS
SUPPORT BRANSFORD
Americans, Democrats and Re-
puhlicanS Join in Favor
ing Candidacy of Mayor.
INSURGENTS" SIGN UP
Names of Candidates on the
Other Tickets Appear on
Petition of Mayor.
INSURGENTS +" SIGN UP

Mavor John :. Bransford Yesterday
hled his petition Of candidacy with the
city recorder This petition indicates
the unanimity of the esteem in which
the mayor is held by the business men
Of the city.
ON the mayor s petition arc lio
names. They represent the cream or
the business world of the city Inc
sirners of the mayors petition are not
confined 70 the American party. IN
deed some OF the biggest men IN Inc
Republican and Democratic parties. oy
signing the mayor $ petition, tcs,liN I"
his qualifications.
The two MAYORS of Salt Lake VINO
preceded Mayor Bransford in olhce-
Ezra Thompson and X. p. Morris-arc
among the signers. Sam I. PARK can,
didatc for MAYOR on the so'ca'ieh
business men : ticket also signs
Mayor Bransford 5 petition.
Opponents of the mayor III ,nr
American party convention are among
those who have signed the petition. A.
T. Weber. the clonucnt toor leader OF
the anti -Brausford forces III the Amer.
can party convention, is slgncr OF
Mnvor Bransford S petition, others
prominent in the so-called ''Insurgent
American movement prior 10 the con
vention, all of whom have signed the
MAYORS pefition. are Allen 7. Sanford
Walter ]. Meeks. Dana T. Smith
Charles Read aud j. +. McGinty.
Proof of Popularity.
A perusal of the signatures to the
pctition of Mavor John :. Branstord
will indicate his popularity with the
business men of the city. This popu-
larifv is not limited to the business
men, but extends 10 all classes IRE.
spective of politics. Present Indications
are that the mayor denomination at
tho primary election and his reelection
ri the city election will be almost
unanimous. and that the entire Ameri-
can ticket will be elected by large
ma iorities. -
Mayor Bransford s petition i'll full,
ns filed with the city recorder yester-
dav. follows
The undersigned. duly qualified electors
OF The city OF Salt Lake, county OF SAT-
Lake and state OF Utah. do hereby re-
quest that the name OF John :. Brans
ford be placed on the ballot ~ q candl
date for nomination for the Office OF
uayor of said Salt Lake CITY. for the
term commencing the first Monday In
January. 1912 at IL O'Clock meridian. and
tho four yenrs next ensuing. at the pri-
mary election 10 be held in such city on
Tuesday. the 2ith day Of October, lsll;
We further state that we know nm
Ia bc qualified elcctor Of said city and
n man Of good moral character. and quail
iiied. in our judgment. for the duties OF
C,t, off
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
PROBLEM I
IN SUPREME COUR

The question as 10 whether or NOT y.
city police court has jurisdiction 10 ~
eolrIrg was argued In the supreme co1
YESTERDAY n The case of the state
Utah eX rel II. i. Carrigan against Jua.
j. NJ Bowman of the criminal c'F's's
~ tho clty court. CerliEan was ~
yiCtrd cf pool selling In III" coGrt ens'
,bc etatc law and fired FOR the ofenf
The aDpcs! WAS made on ~" GrruI
that the court had not the jurisdiction
the case TN" case was taken uhd'r a'
viscmrnt. ~
The cases ~ the stat" oi | van hs',,.
wcr. argued aud submitted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
WELFARE LEAGUE TO
MEET NEXT SUNDA

The woman's citizens committee ID
changed lis name 10 the Wom"ns 8 we
fare league and win engage IN CIV
politics under that coenomen. The pul
lie meeting announced some time ago ~
at last been definitely fixed for next SUI
dav evening at s:l5 o'clock in the 50
Lake thcafer
Dr T.. G. Gowans. sppcrintendent
tho state industrial school, will DC on
OF the speakers and Frank r. smith.
newspaper man 81 Seattle who IS seer
tary OF the Seattle Wefare league, eu
who took prominent part In The ciean
Ing up uf that city. VIII b" another
Full details of the meetings haye ~
vet been arranged. but the ladies hayiu
il in charge arc planning for big eau
criUE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
DOUGLAS WAS THERE.
Typographical Error in Tribune's Report
Conveyed Wrong Impression.

In the report at the so-called insurcant
American meeting of Monday night. at
which some OF the so-callcd insurgents
decided 10 join forces with The RcpuhIi-
cans In consideration of securing tuo
places On the ticket. The Tribune did
Dg. e. l. Douglas an unintsnfionaI in lfIs-
u"@. Following the meeting Mr.. Douglas
s7s asked whether or not nc Was at
the meeting. He replied that he was
not there all % the tlmN. hut through a
typographical error ne Was made TO say
that hc vas mo; there al all
While DR.. Douglas has not requested
ihe correction. The Tribune nevcrthc-
less Is pleased 10 make H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
LARCENY Is Charged.

O. ". Wilson. aged - years. Was ar
rested by Patroiman Carl Christensen yes
tercaY afternoon on n charge o. grand
larceny. II is alleged thai Wilson pur-
chased a shirt AZ dry goods store at
90 South Main street Monday afternoon.
He was given permission. n Is said, TO
go 70 a lavatory and put on the shirt.
\ vest hanging In the lavatury.
from which. IL IS alleged. Wilson stole
= watch and gold chain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Non Suit Ordered.

Au order fp- nou-sui' WAS made yes
tcrday by Judge e. ". Morse in the case
of Alice Lorraine. a member or the Paw %
Iowa -MordEin Russian Dancers cpurauy.
against the salt Lake Thcatcr company.
Miss LOruinc brought suit against the
theatcr company Tor $1,000 damages FOR
personal injuries alleged 70 have been
sustained from fall down dark stair
way Will" her company was PLAYING al
tho sail Lake show house she charged
the company with negligence In not Civ
Ing proper warning OF the danger Of the
stairway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
"JOHNNY" READ WILL
BE BURIED THURSDl

The funeral Of John y. Read. ths
Known newspaper writer. wh" u,eo
san Diego SATURDAY VIII be msm -. =.
O'Clock Thursday afternoon ne
will arrive In Sal, Lake from Los 4
cclcs. whittier II has been taken: az
o'clock Thursday morning scrVicts
10 held at the home of Mr. hea,
brother. Charles Read. III O street.
O'Clock. and VIII he .onductco % ~
Rev E.lmcr l. Goshen. pastor 1' III ~
t'ongrccatJonaI church Burial WIN 20
tho CITY cemetery. beside the graves
his parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
REFUSE TO FINANCE CAMPAIGN
Republicans Do Not Take Kindly 10
Alignment Nth the Insurgents.

fhe Republican city campaign MAY not
be conducted this year with a campaign
tuud collected from office hoIdsr- and
supordinates. This was decided yestcr.
day after The county employees rcbelled
against assessments for tho purpose Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
MORPHINE FIRST IN
MEWH|NVEY'S MIND
Receives Message From His
: Mother and Asks Sheriff
for More Drug.
NOW PHYSICAL WRECK
Says All He Wants Now Is
Enough Money to Make
Life Comfortable.
NOW PHYSICAL WRECK

TERRE UAUTE. Ind. oct To-
'Ir he were murderer n Thousand
times over. he would Still he my son.
He could not commit Il crime so
black that ! would disown him
This was the statement today Of
Mrs. i. Z. Brown. whose son by II
former marriage. Harley +. Mcwhin-
ney. il in Jail I'm Salt Lake city.
l,ah, charged with the murder of G..
l.. Erickson. II mining engineer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

OF candidacy with the city recorder. The
petition contains the names of many OF
tn" most prominent business men OF the
city. indicating the esteem In which Mr..
Porter Is held by his business associates.
city Auditor Rudolph AIN yesterday
filed his petition as an independent candi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11
Pclitica! Noteg

samuel Porter. American candidate for
commissioner. yesterday nled his petition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

~ ELEGATEs from Salt Lake and
those from the southern part of
the state VINO arrived IN this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-11

date Tor denomination.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-09-28
Sale Register.

Friday, October 20, John G.
Hess, executor of the Will OF
Emanuel Fegley, deceased, will
sell at the late residence of the
decedent, about one mile south
west of Needmore, horses, cattle,
hogs, farming implements, buggy
wagon, harness, hay, &c. Sale
begins at 8 o'clock, when a credit
of 6 months will be gwen.
Wednesday, Novemb Der l, G.
M. Unger intending to quit farm
ing, will sell at his residence IN
Ayr township, about four miles
south of McConnellsburg, A hors.
es, harness, wagons, binder,
plows, harrows, $50 bbls. of corn,
lot of cornfodder, &c. Sale be.
gins at 10 o'clock. Credit 10
months. G. NJ. Ray, auctloneer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-09-28
No Need TO Stop Work.

When your doctor orders you
to stop work, 1t staggers you. 81
can't" you say. You know you
are weak, rundown and failing
in health, day by day, but you
must work as long as you can
stand. What you need is Elec-
trio Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system, to pre-
vent breakdown and build you
up. Don't be weak, sickly or
alhng when Electric Bltters will
benefit you from the first dose
Thousands bless them for their
glorious health and strength.
Try them. Every bottle is guar.
enteed to satisfy, Only SOC at
Trout's Drug Store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-09-28

man, John Fleming, William Gala
CHER, William Kelso.
Licking Creek-Baltzer Cutchall.
Milton Cline, William c. Davis,
Emery Hesler.
MoConnelsburg - Michael Black,
Joseph Doyle, j. Kendall Johnston,
Marsdon Kirk, Ellis Lynch. Paul
Wagner.
Taylor - Howard Barrett, John
Knepper, Jacob G. Lamberson, Geo.
Laidig, Sr., B. H, Shaw.
Thompson - Asa Brakeall. Isaac
Cutler, j. w. Douglas, Roy Mason,
Ezra L. Peck, Elijah Souders.
Todd-Hal Trout.
Union-Johnston j. Hendershot,
Gilbert b. Mellott.
Wells-W. H. Baumgardner, ]. w.
Duvall, John Houck, Glide Plumer.