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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
TULSA HIGH LOST
CAME TO nUSKOCEE
LOCAL WARRIORS DEFEATED At
BASKETBALL IN \ ROUGH
CONTEST.

The Tulsa high school basket ball
team lost I the Muskogec high school
five" ON the latter's court Friday
night, by score of sc to 23. Cap
tain John Young of the loctl team
was the star of the game and PROV
ed a sensation as a goal shooter The
game was rather rough, but the Tulsa
boys did not get any the worst Of it,
except for the score.
Following Is the line up:
Muskogcc Montgomery and Perry
center; lIine, left forward; Mont
gomcry and Douglas left guard; Har-
mon and Pembcrton, right giayd;
Pemberton and Harmon, right guard
Tulsa Young. center, Andre, left
forward; Gillespie, left forward; Cur
ran, right guard b. Gillespie, right
guard.
The Muskogce team had to send in
many substitutes. that having been
their only chance to win the game.
The Tulsa team carried no substitutes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 3.-Littlt
johnny Coulon will find a new stumb-
ling block in the way of his triumph
al march to the bantam weight
championship, when he is asked to
defend the title against Chick Hayes
of Indianapolis, who has just gained
the better of u ten-round argument
with Monte Attell by shade. The
lloosier youngster adds another COM
plication to the Coulon- Attell wrangle
over who's who" in the bantam
weight class, for despite his youth and
small amount Of experience Hayes
gave the bantam ring veteran the sur
prise of his life in their recent In
.dianapolis fight and gained the news-
paper decision over Attell.
Attell still claims that the bantam
weight title belongs to him, and as
serts that Coulon is not rightfully its
possessor either in reputation or rec
ord But Hayes seems to be the one
way Of solving the question. If Cou.
lon demonstrated in his short work
of Harry Forbes that he is of cham
pionship caliber. Hayes certainly DEM
onstrated that he is wiling to battl9
his way to the title by taking on
Coulon's rival under conditions which
Attell says Coulon himself would not
accept.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
TULSA baseball tickets
70 Be issued Soon
EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD FOR
MID.CONTINENT-MANN
LETTERS.

Season tickets to the Tulsa games
in the Mid-Continent league this year
will be issued this week. II. V. Beck
ley, the franchise holder, procured
the tickets from the printers yester-
day. lie has been offered $50 for
ticket No. l but as yet has refused
To sell It. 1t is lrobable that the ini-
tial ticket will be auctioned off. The
season tickets admit to ground and
grandstand- for each game on the
home ground during the scheduled
season.
Communication are being received
daily by President Bartlett and Sec
rotary Condor. OF the league, from
players, managers and others inter-
estcd in the game who desire to af-
filiate with the Mid-Continent league
or procure data concerning its or.
ganization.
\ prominent sporting goods house
has sent notification that II would
have a representative at the league
meeting to be held in Muskogee Feb.
ruary Il. for the purpose af endeav-
oring To secure official recognition
from the league Of the firms base.
balls.
Persons in Tulsa and other cities
contemplating taking out franchises
In the league should communicate at
once with President ]. Il. Bartlett. at
Tulsa. notifying him OF their inten.
tons. in order that they may be no.
titled of the exact hour of the meet
ing and the place where II will be
held at Muskogee. when the eight
league franchises will be dealt out to
the cities making the best offers and
showing tire greatest stability as base.
ball towns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
Bronson Claims Title.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 8.-Whcn
packey Mcfarland of Chicago an
nounced his intention of battling in
the welterweight class in the future,
he took on an immediate occupation,
for now Ray Bronson Of ndianapo-
lis, who also recently deserted the
lightweight fold to class as a wclter-
weight and who claims the worlds
title in that class. comes forth with
a def for the "stockyards boy ana
offers TO wager $1,000 that he can
make good the defense Of his claims
to the top notch in the wclter divis-
ion. Bronson offers almost any kind
of bout which Mcfarland would
choose, but would prefer one in whicn
the question Of supremacy could be
decided without doubt.
Since both Mcfarland and myself
have decided 10 quit the lightweight
class and fight as wclterwcights in
the future says Bronson. 1T seems
to bc up to both OF us to prove just
whore the title belongs. For my part
| claim it and am willing to meet
any of them at any time at 142
pounds. | prefer Mcfarland at this
time. because he seems to me to he
I'm the class of the Americans who
would hold the title am willing to
sign articles to meet him before the
club offering the best proposit on, and
20 any number OF rounds he may
elect"
Mcfarland and Bronson fought a
tveuty-round draw at New orleans
In 1909.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
IRE ALL Texas TOWNS
IN THE TEXAS LEAGUE
bkIAUOM\ CITY FRANCHISE
SOLD TO BEAUMONT AT
YESTERDAY MEETING.

HOUSTON, Tex, Feb AT the
onclusion of a perspiring long drawn
nut session of its members today the
'exas league breathed a sigh Of re-
ef The dream Of years had come
hrough for the first time since the
DISASTROUS days of 1904. an all-state
.bague existed. Summed up in brief
ne deliberations are the legal forfeit
ure Of the Galveston franchise and
e-sale Of the same city, the sale OF
ne oklahoma city club by It's owner
D Beaumont for consideration
.mounting to $4,000, and the COM
Iletion Of an eight club all-TeNas lea
.ue. composed of Houston, Dallas
an Antonio. Austin, Fort Worth
Waco. Galveston and Beaumont
/ Abner Davis, president Of the Okla
lity club Of the Texas league toky
Did its franchise TO Beaumont and
ecured an agreement from the cir
uit whereby he is protected in his
erritory until the day preceding the
pening Of the league season. He an
ounces that he will make every effort
D enter the Mid-Continent league IN
oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
COULON Gets
THE DECISION
BNNTNNlWEIGuT CHAMPION De
IENnS HIS TITLE Al Los An
GiLES, CAL
BOUT Goes TWEaTY ROUNDS
iunl.ic Conlcy Was Game and Ag-
grc--iNc-Ilc Tuoll an Awful Lac
in but Cuui1n Wins.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb 3.-John-
my Coulon, of Chicago today success
fully defended his title as banmm-
weight champion by winning from
Frankie Conlcy of Kcnosha, Wis, at
the end Of twenty rounds of fierce
iighuug in the Vernon arcnn.
Coulon landed five blows to Conley's
one, but did not seem to possess the
strength of his opponent. Conlcy
was a sight at the close of the fight
his face being cut in a half dozen
places and both eyes nearly closed.
As early as the third round Conley's
face was bleeding from Coulon's
singing punches, but every round
found him boring in, head down, TAX
| ing half dozen blows for the sake Of
| getting one in return Conley' s
punches when they landed shook the
champion to his toes and he frequent
ly gave ground before Conley who
often found, however, a terrified
punch awaiting him when he pursued
too eagerly.
The battle ended with the men
| fighting hard In clinch, and blood
from Conley's mouth running down
| Coulon's back. Both of Conlcy's eyes
We're nearly closed. The first round
was Coulons. Conley rushed but re-
ceived two hard rights and lefts to
face and jaw. Conley evened in the
second and fought Coulon to the ropes.
| The third went to Coulon, who gave
three stiff rights to the jaw in ex-
change for a right to the stomach
and left to the jaw. Long range
! fighting marhcd the fourth.
In the fifth Conley rushed into a
right to the stomach, a right to the
chin and left to his sore eye, but he
came back with "a right to the mouth
and another to the jaw. The fast pace
caused Coulon to slow mp in the sixth
and he kept away and jabbcd at Con-.
| ley's face.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
DNGBOAT WINS FIFTEEN MIIT
EVENT.
indian Runner Shows Up Good in
Long Run AT Edinburgh Against
Fin and American.

EDINBURGH. Scotland, Feb a.
'om Longboat the Canadian Indian
INNER today won fifteen mile race
I the Powder Hall Athletic grounds,
efeating Kohlmain, the Finnish
hampton who recently won the pro-
sssional marathon foot race and
fans Holmer. the American by half
yard and 200 yards respectively.
ongboats time for the distance was
ne hour, twenty minutes, four and
wo- fifths seconds. The prize was
1876.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
Conlcy Strong.

In the seventh Conlcy doubled up
. Coulon with left 10 the stomach and
chased him into a neutral corner. land
ing right and left to the body. The
/ eighth was even, Couley shaking his
man with left to the wind and TAX
ing Il hard right to the same place.
! Conloy bored into rain OF rights
and lefts in the ninth and went to
/ his own corner groggy. Coulon took
| the offensive in the tenth and cut
/ Conley's face badly without taking a
/ blow. Conley had a shade the better
of the hard fighting in the eleventh
and Coulon was weak in the twelfth.
| In the thirteenth Coulon sent Com
ley to cover with uppercuts to the
/ jaw and he took the next three rounds.
upsctung Conley's rushes with accu-
rate punches. In the seventeenth
/ Coulon nearly took Conlcy off his
/ feet with rights and lefts to the Jaw.
hut Conley took the round with four
hard lefts to the body and right to
the jaw ana laughed at Coulon as the
bell rang Coulon slipped to the
floor in the eighteenth round but was
up in an instant He staggered Con
ley with a right to the stomach The
nineteenth was vccn with few blows
landed.
I'm the final round Coulon punched
Conley into clinch and took left
to the face. They fought ficrcely,,
hoad-to-hoad, Conley landing hard
left to tn ostomach. Coulon landed
rights and lefts to Conleys
face. Coulon broke through with a
hard left to Conley's wind and a right
to the face.
The crowd chocrcd as Referee Ey-
ton gave the decision to Coulon.
Those Present"
Before the contest started Promoter
Tom McCarty lined up four fighters
in the ring, among them three. cham
pions -Ad Wolgast. lightweight cham
pion; Abe Attel. Johnny Coulon and
Johnny Kilbane.
Johnny Kilbane was introduced as
the opponent of Attel In the Wash
ington birthday match on the 22nd.
One Round" Hogan issued chal-
lcnge and Freddie welsh. the British
boxer accepted IT or the SPOT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
Rmrl,c md Mnhnn Tiphi.

PlTTSBURG, Pa. Feb 3.-"Sailor''
Burke. Of Brooklyn, and Timmie Ma
hon, OF Spring Valley H. fought six
rounds here tonight The popular de-
cision gave Burke the first half. hut
Mahon made a much better showing in
the last three rounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
Billiard Tournament Results

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Percy Collins
the young player from Chicago. gave
a fine exhibition Of nervy billiards IN
winning the tenth game amateur class
A. 1872 balk line championship tourna
ment- Coming from behind to cut
down lead of 81 points. Collins over.
hauled Morris d. Brown. OF Brooklyn
and won, 400 to 3s2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04
- RyEl


Just now, though, and speaking with
years of merchandise experience, we do
not conceive the possibilities of such
condition, for the quality of Hart Schaff-
ner and Marx Clothes is unquestiOned.
While the sale price reductions of 80 13
to over so per cent on Mems Suits and
Overcoats has never before been equalled
in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Judge Gubser's court yesterday after
noon, the final decision of which is eX-
| pected TO established a. very i'm
portant precedent in probate law in
oklahoma The question is whether
deed to fullblood inherited land,
signed by a commission appointed by
the district court and not signed by
the fullblood heirs, can be recognized
by county judge in settling up the es-
tate of a deceased fullblood.
The question came up in the estate
of Celeste Mullen deceased full
blood Indian, which has ben dragged
through the courts for the past five
years. The estate is valued at about
$2,500, which is to be divided among
seventeen fullblood heirs.
County Judge Gubser did not rule
on the question yesterday, giving the
attorneys thirty days in which TO file
briefs. He intimated, however, that
he would not approve of deed un-
less it was signed by the fullblood
heirs.
About five years ago, following the
partition suits in the district court to
sell the estate and divide the money
up among the heirs. The case
dragged along for five years, having
been recently decided by Jtdge Poe.
The court appointed a commission OF
three men to sell the land. A con-
tract for sale was made, and then the
question came up as to whether a
deed signed by the commission would
be legal. Judge Poe holding that the
deed must be passed by the county
judge.
The prospective purchaser of the
land contends that in order for the
deed to be legal ii must be signed by
the fullblood heirs and not by the com-
mission.
Two divorces were granted yester-
day by Superior Judge Breckenridge.
both being default cases alleging stat
utory grounds. Susan Kirk procured
a divorce from Leander Kirk and
Sadie O'Dell one from David O'Dell.
Red" Simmons, a, negro who has
been wanted by the county authorities
since last August on charge of as
sault with intent TO kill in connection
with the stabbing Of a negro named
Allen at Terrell last last sumner was
placed under arrest yesterday by Dep
uty Sheriff Frank Bowlin. who found
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Mrs. Ealy Cox yesterday filed suit
in the superior court for divorca
from her husband, George Cox. Mrs.
Col alleges that her husband deserted
her at a time when she was in a crit.
ical condition at her home in Mounds
and has since refused to support her
or the children, one Of whom was
born short time after the desertion.
Mrs. Early asks possession of the
children and restoration Of her maid.
en- name Of Early Bowlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Cooney Blank. one Of the star
layers on last years TULSA club in
he Western Association, is in St.
ouis, has heard of the Mid-Contincnt
lague ana would like to take his
hances with the Tulsa team this
ear. Blank is good man behind the
at and would make strong man
)r Tulsa at the beginning Of the sea-
On. After leaving Tulsa last year
lank finished the season with Tay-
DrVille in the Illinois Missouri
eague. He has been asked to sign a
'ontract with the same club again
his year, and unless the Tulsa peo-
lie write him in few days he win
gn up. His address is Gil Geyer
rect, St Louis, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Three marriage licenses were filtl
yesterday, unusually low number
for Saturday, which has become to be
recognized as the real bargain" day
for licenses. Those who procured
them were Elmer Silver, 81. and Opal
kayler, is, both Of Tulsa; Frank Fra
zier 20, of Wichita, and Florence
Scott, Is, Of Tulsa, and Leonard r.
Roberts. 21, of Bartlesville, and Bessie
r. Genheimer, 20, of Parkersburg, w.
Va.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Alleging that the defendants owe
him back salary for a year as lease
man for the company. aggregating
SS75, George w. Uhl yesterday filed
suit in the superior court against It.
w. Garnet as trustee of the Reserve
OIL company for the full amount with
interest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Information charging Roy Sheehan
and Pete Nurse with disturbing the
peace at Glenn Pool last Saturday
night were yesterday issued by the
county attorney. 1t is charged that
the two defendants engaged in a free
for all fight at a dance at Glenn Pool
last night, which resulted in several
persons being injured, one having his
ear chewed partly off.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Simmons working at the Midland VAL
ley depot. The prisoner was taken be.
lore Judge Slack and ararigned. His
pond was set at $1,000, which he
later furnihed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

The Greenville Cotton Mills COM
pany of South Carolina yesterday
brought suit in the district court
against Rachel C. Brady for the coll
lection of s67I.S3, alleged to be due
from the sale of bill of goods to the
Brady Mercantile company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-04

Two divorces were granted yester-
day by Superior Judge Breckenridge,
both being default cases alleging stat
utory grounds. Susan Kirk procured
a divorce from Leander Kirk, and
Sadie O'Dell one from David O'Dell.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10
Notice Mortgage Foreclosure.

Notice Is hereby gwen that thu, certain
uiprfgass er-cut aud delivered ty Wende-
~, iia9n,Jf and Juiiana b, am. husband aud
-ist " r,s akof,. y Phoenix t.umt-r lofn-
ians, a corr o-atso', naort2 a2ee. dated the
~, a dat u Jslis-. 1915 and DIE for rec. fd
~ b. nc 4 ne register ~ oc-ds ~ the
county q! En.fncu, and sta.e o. North la.
.oia on u. "a. das u Jun.-, 1910. and r.
e5s-geI Ia y ~ = Of Mortgages, AZ paxe 40
y u - forscln-ec ~ -aAs Of the premise,
II .tf't. o.' gag aud ief.inasief described
Al th- fr,snt DOR ~ The court hou =. Ia LIN
TN. IN the county u Emn.ons and state u
North Dakota. Al h. hour u ,so "cisok b.
m on the 81 day ~ November. lyi2 10 sat
.sfy the amour, due upon such np.iyagc
On the d., Of sale. The premises descfif.d
IN su,sa rnpfi..e. 4 iii,fi will he snld 10
satisfy the SANE de-csif..I as foiioSs.
i>pt three ~, OF no x buIntssed TEN 10
~ tt.e Original plat o. the tosn " Hague.
kfnrnnn, county, North Dakota.
here Viii ~ due burh fnoftgaxe at
iii': date " sale The sum u $IG.91 esciu siys
~ IL; cc.i- ~ this foreclosure.
PHOESlN LUMBER COMPANY,
Nort2axec.
Linton, North Dakota (pc3- nov1)
Attorney for Mortgage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10
Notice Mortgage Foreclosure.
ls.-sl-r--a. cs-.- l.--,ler.
l-..c 01cs u S..-A-'-s y d
s.~s

sessr- i. he.e., Esy-n ,ha. saa, certain
raorfxAx- sl--4t-d ard d-llyered BY John :
.zisit ara b a-.a ,1nz >.igii. BIS siss. mor;s4S-
orr, 70 Pa1.-ni1 Lgnns.ef Coz pany, corpora
tiots- moitkaT+e. dated TIE l4th Gay u I~-
g n ar., Til and Ssed :os record in the o.isce
o. the r-xi-tef - deed, II the county Of En-
u rs md state o. North Dasosa on sEe 3Eh
o.y q Feosoa.y. iei.. and recorded IN BOOK
3lSs Aorixaxe~. 81 PAGE zts. sill u fofec.osed
D! Z go VI s.- PREMISES "a soch mortgage
a.o il---.f TER a.scf.r--d 4, the front door
u tfae courthouse Ia Linton, in the county
81 Eunoo. ari state Of Sort. Dakota. at
s..e boar - sso o',:iors o u. the 81; lay
u So..no-r, 1872. ~ satisfy the arooo ut
que cDpn s-ca uloffgaxe OF. the day Of sale.
NJ (, .enaise- fesciis-.t IN such mortgage
ana s.ich wills n so.d 10 satisfy the sane
are deserted :, :5.loss
Lot sssnty ~. IN tla.rs ,so ca. In the
ysiaia1- Of Hague. Emu.an, equity, state OF
Ng'f.s bzsata
Tsl-re sii IL due on such mortgage At the
dAte ~ sai- tt.- sun Of asts II. exclusive OF
tls csy-t> y. rt.t, ssrsc gt,.ure
PHUENIA LUMBER COMPANY.
Mortgagee.
Linton. North Dakota (y-3-n oy1)
Sftpruey
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10
IN PIONEER DAYS

furnished by that county vii MT be
tried IN Bismarck. but that M ex-
pecisious and elevatinG trial viii *
given xi,hin the borders Of he fair
domain Of Enmone- Bisek Baker
had Jus. been acquitted in Bismarck
at the murde. e Oa>on northern
Emmons
"a column 81 the Record q this
issue WAS devoted 10 report 81 The
-.c,yssal wed6ine" e Mr. and Mrs
]. Il Worst. The wedding ee.e-
n,ony was repo-,s, 70 have taken
place in the following words
Have hs. have him hitehed
Mus.csl numbers were contributed
BY the following Nj. and Ms E
I. Hs.riek. The Misses Lhaie ku:.z.
Jennie SmzIley. EvaCampbeil. Anna
E. Gel. Lille keim and Nj D. +.
Rupert
-Gsy,on Correspondents
Two hundred bushels q. potatoes
we're raiser by NJ Thomas Parks
this season On half N acre OF
ground One potato from his patch
weighed 5 pounds Ii : ounces.
Mrs. Thomas Parks snd Mrs. Vim
y. Wade are spending q few days
wi.n Mrs. Jonn McC rory. At Winona
Winchester Correspondence
Mr.. c. H. and Master Ray Bum
stead and Messrs McLsin and
S,ouder took loads Of wheat 70 Bis
marck last week
Joe and Mile Gilman have been
quite sick for few days
Mr.. P. Gahan is building winter
residence
Mr.. John Henderson has returned
from the railroad
Glencoe Correspondence
/ Coyotes and gray wolves are more
numerous this fall than they have
been for years
A corps Of surveyors are stopping
a, C. ~ Robinson 5 They are m
ishing Ut the survey Of tie Fo.s
Rice reser alton.
"a report OF TIE SUICIDE o.
homes,eaisr By the name Of Green.
/ living ten miles east Of Williams
port. b. cutting his thea. with
razor. Is reported
From The Record. Feb. IS. 1855
Don :, forget that the second dance
Of TIE williamson. Pleasure Club
takes place FRIDAY evening as the
school-house Messrs. E c. Camp
bell and Thomas Kelly departed TO.
the timber>Moncay ComniSs,cn
err yeaser paid q ;nree-cays visit 70
the river as. ~ek Saturday
morning the cabin stove vas loaded
for bear by him The Ray .col
caught IRE. and the combination
shack came rear going % il
smoke
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10
OHIO OFFERINGS.

Fss the = me RECORD oct ~
Mrs lryie, after being on the sick
~. f9r sonie time. is able to be
about again
Andre. Hanson, John Rrassett
asd Hans Hanson have each built
new granaries to house ther crop.
School has been in session one
month. The attendance has been
.ery small, but an increase is ey-
uectcd SOON
,lrs + O. Nickel and children
left on last Thursdays train for
Aredale. lo.a. to visit relatives.
Mr.. Nickel expects to leave soon for
Canada This estimable family will
he greatly missed. While their de-
parture causes vacancy, we cannot
but feel what is our loss will be
others gain. A large crowd at
tended the farewell party rendered
them at the church. Their many
friends wish them success wherever
they may locate. -Oh-My-Oh.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-10

If elected 10 TIE Office 20 which l
aspire. / shsll endsayos 20 conduct
tie o:s;ce n 3 bcsineS.ise and eco-
nor.:-al manner and With absolute
fairness TO ali. ever keeping in mind
that TIE osies % States ATTORNEY
should not be a forum for the waginG
a petty personal spite or neigh
oo.nood quarrsls 8. the county 5 ex-
psnse. /; elected. shall make Al
especial st.o.. 10 eollsc. a.. taxes
.eyisi sgainss property IN this
coa7sy. ard especially those taxes
ira: .ne county vas swindled out Of
ny the Hackney Boyn,on Land Com
rsny ard the eoaniy's unfaishful
officers il the YEAR 1871. and no
ameun, of oulldozing. biuHng or
fling q charges n the Supreme
Court vii deter me from such pur-
pxss: and the fgh. have pu, up
1ea;ns. this large corporation and
lis local representatives. in the last
six years should be sufficient proof
Of NY determination and ability in
ira, Ire. il elected shall not al
10. ny friends or partners in busi-
ns 10 bsas the county cut Of taxes
justly ose the county. or lend them
aid IN such acts oy reiraining to act
in hshslf of the county.
Respectfully.
GEO. ". LYNN.