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who constituted the Committee
 on spoits,, ,*of: the 'Dem0cratic
 Party df Afaska:
 MT. Warnell, in whose office
 the meeting was being held,
 looked as though it might have
 been courteous to have suggested that he, act as chairman, but in the interest of harmony said mo- thing.
 The first order of business will be the nomination and elec- tion of Judge of the Third Dis trict," remarked the chairman coolly, and glanced at MT. Tony Sinner significantly, and Tony hastened to arise and propose the nomination of Judge Bull Stader.
 Donegan quickly said, There being no further nominations, Judge Bulstader is elected Judge of this District. The next in order, will be the election of a. marshall" MT. Warnell, looking a little dazed, arose to his feet and said, MT. Chairman, this don't seem, exactly right to me; have any
 other Dempcrats been consult led, except those in your office, or those you have promised jobs |to?"
 "Mr. Warnell," said the chair an severely, "I want it distinct- ly understood that I have talked this matter over fully with Judge Bulstader, and also with Tim
 Murphy"
 "Yes, but" persisted MT. War nell, Tim Murphy is not Dcm- ocrat. Now, my idea is that the people have some rights in these matters, and believe a primary should be called, and given some chance to express. their prefer ence--"
 That is perfectly absurd, said the chairman, ''the people be d----d; what do they know about such matters anyway. Of course they make a noise and all that, but what does it amount to? You see how I got Barnette off in these bank cases; well, the rabble may not like it, but they will soon forget it.. know what :: l am doing. and while the rabble say they do not like bosses, l know how to get these things done, and let them roar and b" d----d. When there is any pub lie meeting of citizens keep out of it and let them fight, and when they are through step ill and take charge. Now. Tony, it is in order to nominate marshal" II nominate Mir. Drooling for marshall" said Mr. Tony, and the chairman promptly said, there being no other nomlna- tions, ] declare Mir. Drooling duly elected marshal of this district. Now, then, let's get through. Nominations are in order for dis itrirt attorney
 Ma. Tony promptly responded, !"I nominate Judge Wisherfy for district attorney" The chair man said firmly, Judge Wish erly is duly nominated and elect ed district attorney
 Now, there is fish comn,i+- sioner to elect" and Tony again responded, Nominate MT. Bur man for fish commissioner. and MT. Burman. a member of the committee, feebly protested thai this was against his will, but that Donegan insisted on his tas- ing it, and the chairman inter- rupted by saying, "thcre being ! no other nominations. Mr. Bur man is duly elected fish c"mntfS- $ionrr."
 And now. gentlemen, rafn'- ly remarked the chairman. there are some other minor offices, but have not fully made up my m'hd vet who l will give them to, S" we will adjourn the meeting i"f onc week from tonight. ] "Well," spoke up Mr. Warne'i'
 ''you need not meet in my office any more. wash my hands or
 thc whole thing; this is to" much for me to swallow.
 "All right" said the cha'rman'
 "after this we will meet in my own office. don't like this 'dea I'of meeting anywhere else any Thow. Come on, Tony.
 And the meeting dispersed.